4 Must-Have Apple Watch Apps For Snowboarders & Skiers
If you're ready to this the slopes at the first sight of a good snow, look to these four apps for Apple Watch to track your best skiing times and distances.
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Android User's Guide: How To Make Your Favorite Song Into A Ringtone
Although default Android ringtones have come a long way, they still pale in comparison to real music. Here's how to set your favorite song as your ringtone.
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The Evolution Of iMac: How Apple's Popular Desktop Has Transformed From 1998 To Now
The introduction of the iMac was a critical turning point for Apple. Here is how the iconic desktop has evolved over two decades on the market.
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The Most Useless Tech Included In Today's Kitchen Appliances
Smart technology has found its way into plenty of different household appliances, but its not always as useful as it sounds on the spec sheet.
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How To Scan A QR Code On A Laptop
There are plenty of ways to scan QR codes on a laptop, but you may not realize how easy it is to do with a little help from software or apps.
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The Pros And Cons Of Open Source Software: Is It Really Safe?
Open source software powers much of the internet and apps you use everyday. But is it safe, and what (if any) precautions should be taken?
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5 Of The Worst Fighter Planes In World War 2
War drives innovation, but it can also hasten the production of equipment that isn't ready. Here are a few planes that should've stayed off the assembly line.
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What Does 'Low-Power Charger Connected' Mean On A Chromebook?
If you rely on your Chromebook and suddenly get the "Low-Power Charger Connected" message, it can completely ruin your day. Here's how to fix it.
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How To Increase The Volume On An Android Phone Beyond 100%
You can use a third-party app to increase your Android phone's volume beyond 100% if you need a little sound boost.
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Why You Should Buy A New Lens Instead Of Upgrading Your Camera
If you want to plus up your photography, you have choices to make. A new body can help, but in almost every case, a new lens in the better choice. Here's why.
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Is It Okay To Use Non-Apple Replacement Parts When Repairing Your iPhone?
The fight to have the ability to repair Apple devices has been brewing for a long time, but is there actually any risk to using non-Apple components?
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Samsung Galaxy Ring Vs. Oura Ring 4: How Do These Smart Wearables Compare?
The Samsung Galaxy Ring and the Oura Ring 4 are two of the most popular smart rings on the market. Here's how they measure up to each other.
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10 Accessories Made To Improve Your Apple Watch Experience
The Apple Watch can make your life easier and more connected in a lot of different ways, and plenty of accessories can improve your experience using it.
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Aircraft Carrier Vs. Amphibious Assault Ship: What's The Difference Between These Flat-Tops?
Both aircraft carriers and amphibious assault ships work in tandem often, and despite them looking similar, they both operate in vastly different capacities.
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Do The Wings Of The F-14 Tomcat Fighter Jet Really Fold?
If you saw Top Gun, then you saw the F-14 Tomcat and likely wonder if its wings really fold like that. The answer is yes, but the reason may surprise you.
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How Deep Can A Military Submarine Go?
One of the deep mysteries of U.S. military submarines is just how far below the surface they can dive.
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Apple's Next Big Device Could Flip The Tablet Script If This Specs Leak Is True
Apple is reportedly working on an exciting new device that'll focus on its AI intelligence features, and its launch may only be a few months away.
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What Happened To NoPhone From Shark Tank Season 7?
Entrepreneurs Van Gould and Chris Sheldon stepped into the tank on Season 7 of "Shark Tank," but did they get an investment? Here's where the company is now.
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Who Were William Hewlett & David Packard? The Men Behind A Global Tech Powerhouse
If you've ever wondered about its history, Hewlett-Packard had fairly humble beginnings for a major company.
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Smart Glasses May Forever Change Home Delivery Services (According To Amazon)
According to reports, Amazon is making a push to provide its delivery drivers with smart glasses. Here's everything we know so far about the tech.
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10 Top-Rated Cases For The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Tablets
If you're looking to get a new case for your Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Tablet, there are almost too many options out there, so here are a few great ones.
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7 Things You Need To Check Before Buying A Used Laptop Or Desktop PC
Buying a new computer online can be scary, and even doubly so if you're buying used. Here are a few ways to make sure you're getting a good deal.
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10 Settings You Might Want To Change In Your iPhone Email App
When it comes to handling email, your iPhone is smarter than you are. Here are 10 easy ways to make your iPhone's email app work the way you prefer.
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Kindle Stuck On Low Battery Screen? Here's How To Reset It
Do you have a Kindle that won't progress past the low-battery screen? Some simple troubleshooting steps may be all it takes to revive your e-reader.
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Where Are Screenshots Saved On Windows? (And How To Change The Default Location)
Locating your saved screenshots isn't as complicated as it may seem. In this article, we'll show you the default locations and how to change them.
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What Does The White Light Mean On Your Chromecast?
Status lights can be useful to tell you what's going on with your device and whether it's working. Here's what the white light on your Chromecast means.
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How To Group Your Google Nest Speakers For A Whole-Home Sound System
Having a set of Google Nest speakers is an easy way to add smart home functionality throughout your home, but did you realize they can all be grouped together?
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