What Company Makes Hisense Refrigerators & Where Are They Built?
Hisense is a well-known brand that makes all kinds of consumer appliances. Here's who makes the company's refrigerators and where they are made.
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10 Things You Should Never Plug Into A Power Strip
Avoid power strip hazards by keeping high-power devices like heaters, microwaves, and hairdryers out. Learn which 10 items should go straight to the wall.
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How To Remove Backgrounds With Adobe Express In A Few Simple Steps
There's many reasons why you might need to remove an image's background. Adobe Express, an intuitive, easy-to-use, all-in-one editing tool, can help.
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Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge: The History Behind The Longest Bridge In The World
History is filled with massive infrastructure projects, but China has topped the list of longest bridges in the world with the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge.
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6 Smart Gadgets To Help Upgrade Your Garage Or Workshop
If you're looking to add more smart devices to your garage, there are a few gadgets you can get that won't break the bank. Here are a few ideas.
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5 USB-C Gadgets Every MacBook User Should Know About
If you have a USB-C port that's not in use on your MacBook, it's a good time to go window shopping. Here's five examples of the gadgets available.
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Are AirTags Allowed In Carry-On Luggage? What The TSA Rules Say
Before packing an AirTag in your carry-on, it's important to consider regulations set by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
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After Facebook, Would You Trust A Meta-Powered Humanoid Robot In Your Home?
Facebook's latest push into AI technology intends to place a humanoid assistant in the home, which is immediately problematic given Meta's past with privacy.
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What Happened To CoatChex From Shark Tank Season 4?
"Shark Tank" fans might remember Derek Pacqué, who stepped into the studio to pitch an automated coat check system named CoatChex. But where is he now?
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Why Do Military Submarines Use Red Lights?
Military submarines use red light instead of fluorescent or other light types for specific, scientific reasons. Here's everything you need to know.
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10 Of The Best iPhone Camera App Alternatives You Should Try In 2025
Your iPhone can take some truly incredible photos these days, but if you're keen to get the most out of its camera, check out these alternative camera apps.
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Oura Ring Vs. Ringconn: How Do These Smart Rings Compare?
Smart Rings are an increasingly popular wearables trend, with a number of brands on the market, but how do the popular Oura Ring and Ringconn compare?
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6 Smart Ways To Automate Your Home That Won't Break The Bank
Automating your home using smart devices can be a big investment, but there are also some creative solutions out there that don't cost too much.
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Yes, Your TSA PreCheck Will Expire - Here's How To Know When & Renew The Membership
TSA PreCheck is an invaluable service to frequent flyers, but it doesn't last forever. Here's everything you need to know to keep yours active.
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What Happened To The Scholly App From Shark Tank Season 6?
The Scholly app made a huge splash on Shark Tank, promising to help students connect with college scholarships, but what happened after Shark Tank?
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Lawn Mower
Mowing your lawn may seem like a simple household task, but there are plenty of factors to consider if you want a perfectly manicured front yard.
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Below Average CO2 Flights: What Ticket Aggregators Mean & Why We're Skeptical
It's meant to make you feel good to see a label on Google or Expedia saying you're choosing a flight with below-average CO2. But color us skeptical about this.
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How To Change Your Country In The Amazon App (And On The Website)
If you've moved to a different country or are just trying to see what prices are like somewhere else, Amazon makes it easy to change it.
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What Does GI Stand For In The Military?
American soldiers are widely known as G.I.s -- but where did this name come from? And how did it get attached to a wide variety of pop-culture uses?
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What Exactly Is Alexa Drop In? How It Works & Differs From The Announcements Feature
Alexa has a ton of useful little features that can make your smart home a lot more useful. Drop In and Announcements are just two of those.
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6 Of The Best GoPro Helmet Mounts You Can Buy
Assessing the market for a new GoPro helmet mount, we've considered cost, compatibility, flexibility, the way it attaches to your helmet, and ease of use.
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WW1 Submarines: What Were They Used For And Do Any Still Exist?
Submarines came to the forefront of military navies with the advent of WWI, as Germany's dangerous U-boats proved a formidable force throughout the conflict.
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Tim Cook Teases Apple's Next Reveal, And We've Got A Good Idea Of What It Is
Tim Cook took to X (formerly Twitter) to tease an Apple announcement for next week. He didn't leave many clues, but we have a pretty good idea what to expect.
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Cummins 14.3L Ace: The 1,000 HP Combat Engine Designed To Power Tanks
Cummins 14.3L Ace engine is one of the most powerful engines out there, powering U.S. tanks. That said, its unique design may surprise you.
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10 U.S. Fighter Jets That Never Took To The Skies
Not every experimental jet fighter made by the U.S. military would go on to reach production, for any number of reasons.
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DJI Mini 4 Pro Vs Flip: How Do These Drones Compare?
If you are set on buying either a DJI Mini 4 Pro or Flip, it's important to know the differences between the two. Here's what you need to know.
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MacBook Air Vs. MacBook Pro: Which Is Better For Your Laptop Needs?
If you are set on buying an Apple laptop, but aren't sure if you should go with the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, here are the key differences to know.
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