These Rare Apple Items Are Up For Auction, And They're Worth More Than You'd Think
More rare Apple products have been put up for auction, and these artifacts of tech history may command a price tag that's higher than you would expect.
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How To Use AirPlay On Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
With an Apple TV and AirPlay, you can effortlessly cast media from your iPhone. But what if you have a Fire TV Stick? Don't worry, we have you covered.
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5 Of The Fastest Passenger Trains From Around The World
Though the United States hasn't embraced high speed trains, there are many countries around the world that have.
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Your WiFi Router Antenna Is Probably Pointed Wrong - Here's The Right Way
Routers broadcast WiFi signals perpendicular to the antenna, which alters the ideal antenna setup depending on the configuration of your house.
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10 Of The Best Point And Shoot Film Cameras You Can Buy Right Now
If you want to soak in the nostalgia of using 35mm film, point-and-shoot cameras are great as they are super easy to use. These are the 10 best right now.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Your Google Chromecast
Your Google Chromecast is useful for more than just streaming to your TV. Here are some of our favorite features that round out the platform.
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Every Major Motorcycle Tire Brand Ranked Worst To Best
With faster acceleration and acute angles during cornering, tires are even more important to motorbikes than cars. Let's rank the 10 biggest tire brands.
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The 2024 Corvette E-Ray Holds A Strange But Impressive Record You Might Not Expect
Chevrolet's new hybrid Corvette is also its fastest, but 0-60 isn't the only unique feature of the 2024 E-Ray.
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Are Bigger Phone Screens Better Or Worse For Your Eyes? Here's What The Research Says
We've gotten plenty of warnings about screen use and eye strain over the years, but does the size of the screen make any sort of difference?
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The History Behind Ford's Legendary RS200 (And What Made It So Great)
The Legendary RS200 from Ford certainly had its ups and downs during its day heyday. Here is a brief history of how the car came to be as well as its legacy.
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Tank Boat: A Look At Indonesia's Impressive Military Combat Vehicle
The country of Indonesia has over 33,000 miles of coastline to protect and it's doing so with a pair of tank boats. Here's everything you need to know.
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Why You Should Never Skip An Oil Change In Your Car (And What Could Happen If You Do)
It can be tough to keep track of how often your vehicle needs its oil changed, but forgetting to change it can have devastating consequences.
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Eureka E10S Review: Here's How This Robot Vacuum Handles Pets And People
This Eureka E10S robot vacuum review takes a look at how well it handles a living space with both animals and humans throughout.
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Android Users Can Make Their Own iPhone 15 Style Action Button: Here's How
The new Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro series can be programmed to do pretty much anything. Here's how you can do something similar on Android.
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This New Technology Could Change Toyota's EV Production Forever
After Tesla's success with Gigacasting, Toyota is going to try its hand at the process to shorten manufacturing time.
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Here's Why iPhone's New Visual Look Up Feature Is Essential For Hikers And Campers
If you're worried about a poisonous berry or plant, your iPhone's Visual Look Up feature can help you out, as long as you've an active internet connection.
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The 5 Best Telescopes For Beginners, Ranked By Price
There are many factors to consider when selecting the right telescope, depending on where you plan to use it, and what you plan to gaze at.
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The Fascinating Science Behind The Gorgeous River Of Five Colors In Colombia
Stretches of Caño Cristales, the river of five colors, change color during each new season. This is thanks to an aquatic plant that only grows in Colombia.
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How Toyota's Celica GT-S Was A Big First For The Automaker
During the Toyota Celica's enduring popularity, the Japanese automaker made a bet with the affordable sports car that resulted in a rare variant.
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Bing AI Joins Microsoft's Bug Bounty Program - And The Payouts Are Big
Microsoft's Bing AI launched a new bug bounty program designed to find important and critical flaws in the chatbot. If you find one, the reward is pretty big.
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Every United States Air Victory From Vietnam To Today
After the Vietnam war air-to-air combat victories or kills aren't as common. With that said, here is every United States air victory since exiting the Vietnam.
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Lumix G9 II Review: MFT Upgrade For Professional Wildlife Photography
The Panasonic Lumix G9 II takes the Micro Four-Thirds game up a notch with a few new features that make it worth the upgrade: Like animal tracking.
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10 JDM Cars That Were Ahead Of Their Time
While plenty of innovative Japanese cars have made their way to the United States, some of the most cutting edge designs were only ever available domestically.
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Why The 2024 Corvette E-Ray Can Only Go 4 Miles In Stealth Mode
Chevrolet's hybrid sports car has speed and grip to recommend it, but the way it uses its electric motors could make you a hit with your neighbors.
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Why The DOJ Is Targeting Rolling Coal Devices (And How It Could Cost Billions In Fines)
The "rolling coal" phenomenon intentionally harms the environment, something eBay allegedly contributed to by helping spread the malicious diesel technology.
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How To Pick The Right Extension Cord (And Why It Matters More Than You Think)
It may seem like it doesn't matter what kind of extension cord you get but it actually does. Having the right cord can mitigate the risks of shocks and fires.
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Still Using DVDs And Blu-Rays? Best Buy's Latest Move Could Be A Huge Let Down
Physical media has stuck around as an option for enthusiasts, but with streaming services remaining dominant, Best Buy may finally be backing down.
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