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Apple's way of doing things takes some getting used to, especially if you have been on Windows for a long time. Here are 12 macOS tips Mac owners should know.
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A Dell Disaster: 2006's Massive Laptop Battery Recall
A 2006 Dell laptop battery recall that the company was forced to carry out became one of the biggest the tech sector had ever seen
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Ritual speeders have deployed radar detectors in cars for years, but nowadays, regulations and changes in police tactics have shifted their effectiveness.
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An iPhone pairs just as easily with a Sonos speaker than any Android phone, with several models compatible with AirPlay, as well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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General Motors has produced some of the best-selling automobiles of all time, but every now and then, the American automaker misses the mark.
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Recently unveiled at the Paris Air Show, the AAROK is the latest development from French defense contractor Turgis & Gaillard.
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Are you tired of getting news stories from your social media feeds? Then give one of these dedicated free news apps for Android and iPhone a try.
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A custom 1979 Lamborghini Countach very briefly appears in 1981's "The Cannonball Run," but it immediately became a cinema icon. Here's how it happened.
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The Seville first arrived in May 1975, and went against the grain of what competitive luxury cars offered at the time.
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Mercedes-Benz already had a solid voice assistant in its cars, but now it's rolling out ChatGPT on top of it to provide a fuller experience.
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Every rider has fond memories of their first bike. If you're a beginner to the hobby, here are 10 of the best motorcycles for new riders.
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If you keep Chrome up-to-date without changing any settings, any PDF you download may open within the web browser by default.
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Music streaming service Tidal has informed its customers in multiple markets that they will have to pay more for their plans starting in August.
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With tried & tested engineering and a ridiculously affordable price, Honda's XR150L is undeniably appealing. Just make sure you know what you're signing up for.
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