3 Ways To Tell If An Image Was AI-Generated Or If It's The Real Deal
Photo editing used to be the big concern when it came to images on social media and beyond, but now consumers have to learn to spot AI-generated photos, too.
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Hidden iPhone Features That Are Complete Game Changers
There's an iPhone in the hands of 1.5 billion people, but there are still tricks to learn. Try these hidden iPhone features that are complete game changers.
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was even more fantastical than the real-life oddball racers that inspired it. What happened to the movie car after filming?
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The Biggest Change On The 2023 Sequoia That Some Toyota Fans Aren't Happy About
While Toyota's burly SUV has been well-received by reviewers and owners alike, some people really aren't happy that the old Sequoia's V8 was put out to pasture.
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Nissan Leaf Vs. Chevy Bolt EUV: Which EV Is The Better Buy?
Between the two affordable EVs, both the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Bolt EV offer a similarly practical and reliable EV driving experience for under $30K.
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How To Clear Cache On The YouTube App
If YouTube is acting a bit weird on your iPhone or Android smartphone, you may simply need to clear the cache to get everything functioning again.
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How To Repurpose Your Old Tablet Into A Digital Picture Frame
Buying a digital picture frame is one way of displaying photos conveniently, but any old tablet lying around can also be repurposed into a picture frame.
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Polestar 2: How To Reboot Center Display
The Polestar 2 is filled to the brim with advanced tech, which means sometimes there's glitches. However, there is a way to reset first if you're having issues.
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What Your TPMS Light Means And What To Do About It
Congress mandated that all passenger vehicles (under 10,000 pounds) must be equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).
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The 5 Best Apple Pencil Alternatives
If you use your iPad for sketching, illustration, or calligraphy, an Apple Pencil is almost mandatory. There are some cheaper alternatives, though.
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Today's Wordle Answer #637 - March 18, 2023 Solution And Hints
If you're worried you might not be able to figure out today's Wordle, we have some hints and solutions which can help you get through these rough waters.
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Elon Musk's Latest Cost-Cutting Move Ends Twitter's Music Dreams
A licensing deal would give the users on Twitter's platform access to the music under a label's catalog,
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2023 BMW XM First Drive: A Performance Future We Can Get Behind
The BMW XM is what happens when the M division goes wild with electrification. Fans will love the outrageous performance, but what about the polarizing design?
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5 Of The Most Underrated Mercedes-Benz Models Ever Made
Mercedes-Benz has been around for as long as cars have been around, and in all that time some of its cars have been underrated. Here are 5 of our favorites.
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An essential aspect of creating an immersive audio experience is understanding the intricacies of sound waves and their behavior in various environments.
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5 Best Contact Apps For iPhone (And Why You Might Want To Use Them)
Whether it's backing up to an existing Google account, or categorizing your contacts, replacing the base iPhone Contacts app with a third-party one might help.
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What To Do If Your Android Phone's Microphone Isn't Working
If your microphone stops working on your Android phone it can be a real problem. We have a few steps you can take to try to get back up and running again.
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Ethernet Splitter Vs. Switch: The Difference And Which Makes Sense For You
Ethernet splitters and switches have their own merits, but ultimately one is more convenient and efficient.
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Why The Cost Of Maintenance Could Be A Total Dealbreaker If You Want A Lotus Esprit
If you're thinking about picking up that sweet Lotus Esprit you've had your eye on at that local auction, there are some things you need to know first.
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The Mirage IV: France's Nuclear Bomber With 12 Solid-Fuel Rockets
France's Ministry of Defense wanted a plane with a range of over 1,800 miles that could attain and sustain an airspeed of at least Mach 2.
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The Apple Car Could Cost More Than You Think
We've been hearing rumors about an Apple Car for several years. It's likely closer to market than ever and will probably come with a big price tag.
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Uber's Super Bowl 2023 Ad Will Feature Sean 'Diddy' Combs' New Hit, Because 'Diddy Don't Do Jingles'
As the Super Bowl approaches, companies are teasing the advertisements they have planned for the big game, including one from Uber featuring Diddy.
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Read how the floppy disk still has some use in several important industries despite being deemed obsolete.
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America's Cold War Defender: The Interceptor Jet Armed With Nuclear Missiles
During the Cold War, plenty of countries were preparing and testing new aircraft capable of carrying nuclear payloads. The U.S. had its own with the 'Scorpion.'
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Ring Car Cam Review: GPS Tracking And Some Big Caveats
The Ring Car Cam has an array of features that are tied to a subscription fee -- like access to the videos the device captures, and on-the-road internet.
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Xgimi Halo Plus Review: Perfectly Portable Smart TV Projector
The Xgimi Halo+ projector is portable, it runs Google TV, and it's able to self-correct its projection space on your wall or screen. But is it worth the cash?
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Meta Verified Subscription Is Rolling Out For Facebook And Instagram Users In The US
Meta is rolling out verified accounts for both Facebook and Instagram to users in the United States. Both will cost a monthly fee and feature a blue check.
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