Logitech Lift Vertical Is An Ergonomic Mouse For The Rest Of Us
Logitech is back with another unique vertical-style mouse, one that comes with support for left-handed users and is cheaper than its older counterpart.
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2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe First Drive: Electrified All-Rounder Comes With A Catch
Off-road talent meets electrification and the promise of up to 56 MPGe, as another SUV goes hybrid. Can the Grand Cherokee 4xe live up to its Jeep badge?
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TCL Google TVs Will Get AirPlay 2 And HomeKit Support, But There's A Catch
TCL has teamed up with Apple to bake two of its popular technologies into the maker's upcoming smart TVs. Unfortunately, availability may be limited.
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Google And Samsung May Soon Usher In The Smart Contact Lens Market
Smart contact lenses are still a novel concept, but a new market analysis report claims that'll change soon, and we may have Google and Samsung to thank.
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How To Turn Off The iPhone Flashlight In 2 Ways
So, you've accidentally turned on your iPhone's flashlight and you can't figure out how to turn it off again. Fortunately, the process is very simple.
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The Real Reason You May See Ads The Next Time You Play Xbox
A concerning new report claims on behalf of unnamed sources that Microsoft may be considering advertisements in games on Xbox, though questions remain.
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Apple Is Working On A New HomePod With Unexpected Features
Rumor has it that Apple plans to resurrect its larger HomePod speaker, though it may be considerably more powerful and capable than the original version.
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The 12 Most Expensive Laptops In The World
Laptops can cost a pretty penny -- especially when outfitted with diamonds or gold more commonly found on one's finger, rather than underneath it.
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How One Company Is Solving The Space Junk Problem
Massive amounts of pieces of space junk float around our planet. One company has a solution for avoiding said space junk as we travel beyond it.
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The Rare Planet Alignment You Need To Watch Out For This Month
The stars have aligned, sort of. From our perspective here on Earth, four big neighboring planets appear to have formed a line, and you can see them now.
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Apple's iPadOS 16 May Change The Way You Multitask
Conceptual design work and the word of some insider sources suggest Apple's next update for iPadOS could change the way we use the tablet.
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Vivo Officially Teases Its Upcoming Flagship Phone
Vivo has officially introduced its upcoming X80 series smartphones, though only in a couple of teasers on Weibo. Here's what we know about the line so far.
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The Hidden GIF Feature Samsung Galaxy Users Need To Try
We take a look at the hidden GIF-making feature Samsung Galaxy smartphones can use with movies, images, and screen recordings.
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19 Things You Never Knew Your Nintendo Switch Could Do
Much like Google, the Nintendo Switch is full of Easter Eggs for those willing to put in the time to find them. This guide shows you how.
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Motorola Leaks Tease First Glimpse At Budget-Friendly Moto E32
The next budget-friendly Motorola smartphone appeared with leaked details and images that might top the Motorola E30, with a price to match.
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How 1971's Nissan EV4 Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
Nissan made a pair of electric vehicles in the 1970s that were far ahead of their time, bringing a vision of what was to come with EVs of the future.
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How To Fix The Apple ID Verification Failed Error
Is your Apple ID giving you a headache? Many users experience a verification error when trying to sign in to iCloud or other services. Here's how to fix it.
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The World's Slowest Porsche Probably Doesn't Look Like You'd Expect
Forget the talk about the world's fastest Porsche - here's everything you need to know about the slowest Porsche in the world and how it stacks up on the track.
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Why TikTok Is Being Investigated By The Department Of Homeland Security
A report suggests that the Department of Homeland Security is actively investigating TikTok for concerns of CSAM material shared through the network.
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How NASA's Space Suits Have Had To Adapt Over Time
NASA's space suit is part of popular culture, but did you know there's more than one version? The agency has had to update its suits to meet increasing demands.
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LG Velvet Android 12 Update Is Missing One Important Feature
Though it has been slow to do so, LG is releasing the Android 12 update it promised for some of its smartphones. The latest model to get the update is Velvet.
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Android TV 13 Will Make Smart TVs More Efficient
Some details about the upcoming Android TV 13 update have surfaced, and they include a couple of notable changes, including one for the PiP mode.
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The Big Myth About Renewable Energy You Need To Stop Believing
Many people criticize solar and wind energy because of a persistent myth, one that ignores the vast world of energy storage and the ways it keeps the lights on.
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How To Use Do Not Disturb On iPhone
The iPhone is a great way to stay connected, but sometimes you simply want silence, and that's where the highly customizable Do Not Disturb feature comes in.
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Are Smartclothes Ever Going To See The Light Of Day?
We've been hearing about smart clothing for a while now, yet they remain elusive. Will these sensor-equipped clothes ever really hit the market?
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Is Pluto A Planet? Here's What Neil deGrasse Tyson Believes
Pluto has spent years surrounded by controversy over whether it's a planet, and though some have changed their mind, Neil deGrasse Tyson isn't one of them.
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The US Just Confirmed The First Interstellar Meteor - Here's What That Means
Years after it crash-landed in the ocean, the U.S. Space Command has confirmed that a meteor called CNEOS 2014-01-08 arrived from beyond our solar system.
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