How Much Does It Really Cost To Import An R32 Nissan Skyline GT-R?
Collectors in the U.S. finally have the opportunity to import the Nissan R32 Skyline GT-R, but the process is ridiculously expensive and time-consuming.
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Why You Probably Need To Stop Using Rest Mode On PS5
It is a good time to check your Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) and make sure you have Rest Mode deactivated. It's been causing some serious problems.
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The Reason You Shouldn't Buy This Apple Watch
Like sands through the hourglass, it's once again time to avoid an aging Apple product. That extra-discounted Apple Watch might look like a buy, but it isn't.
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Android 13 Beta 3 Released And It's A Huge Milestone
Android 13 Beta 3 is here, and that means Platform Stability is in the mix. Now's the time to get a handle on setting your apps up for the next major release.
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Sergio Perez's New F1 Contract Means More Than You Think
Here's why a new contract signed by Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez matters more than you might expect. The contract sticks with Red Bull until 2024.
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How Apple's iPhone Is Affected By Europe's New USB-C Rule
Apple's Lightning port could see the iPhone banned from sale in Europe, according to upcoming legislation, but just how likely is that to actually happen?
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Nothing's First Smartphone Now Has A Launch Date
It would seem that the device called Nothing phone (1) has a launch date. That is if the company doesn't reveal another launcher or earbuds instead.
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Why This California License Plate Is Valued At Over $24 Million
A California license plate is being offered for sale with its own NFT. Here's why the owner suggests a price of $24 million is a reasonable ask.
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This Bizarre 'Safest Car' Concept Is Being Saved
Looking like nothing else in 1958 - or since - the Sir Vival concept was one engineer's vision of automotive safety. Now, it's getting a new home.
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Here's What The New Electric DeLorean Gets Wrong
The DeLorean Alpha 5 got plenty of attention by rebooting the iconic "Back to the Future" car, but does this expensive EV actually deserve the spotlight?
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iOS 16 Beta Confirms Leaked Feature Is Coming To The iPhone 14 Pro
Though it wasn't included in Apple's WWDC keynote, a leaked iOS 16 feature has appeared in the first beta, indicating it'll arrive for certain iPhones.
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What Are Steam Points And How Can You Spend Them?
Steam Points can be earned by gaining awards or through Steam store purchases, and you can use them to personalize your profile, among other things.
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The Big Myth About Area 51 You Need To Stop Believing
The explanation for what goes on in Area 51 is much less exciting than serving as a home for extra-terrestrials.
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Apple Mixed Reality Headset May Have Been Hit With Another Delay
All signs point toward Apple eventually launching some type of mixed reality headset, but it's yet to be unveiled and it may have been delayed again.
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Elon Musk's Potential Layoffs Could Be A Terrifying Sign
Elon Musk has again fueled a hot debate, and this time it is market analysts and economy experts duking it out over his fears about an impending recession.
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How To Fix Android Black Screen Of Death
If your Android device's screen has suddenly turned black and you can't get it to turn on again, there are many possible causes and several fixes.
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How To Safely Clean Your iPhone And iPad Charging Port
Whether you dropped your iPhone into a mess or haven't bothered to clean your iPad in a while, you're eventually going to want to clean out that charging port.
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This Ceiling Fan Trick Will Save You Money This Summer
While air conditioning is great for keeping cool, it uses a considerable amount of electricity and drives up energy bills. Your ceiling fan may be the solution.
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Why Nobody Knows Who Created Bitcoin
Here's why nobody really knows who created Bitcoin, even though we know his name: Satoshi Nakamoto. If anyone really knows, they're not talking.
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How Dust Avalanches On Mars Reshape The Planet's Surface
It's no secret that Mars is full of dust, but researchers are still learning new things about its impact on the planet, including how it shapes its surface.
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This Youtuber Made The Fake GameCube Portable From 2005 Into The Real Thing
A virtual rendering of a handheld Nintendo GameCube was an object of affection for dedicated gamers back in 2005. Now, it's a reality.
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How To Access Privacy Reports In Safari On iPhone And iPad
Apple offers its users many privacy features, one of which is a privacy report that can be found directly in Safari. The feature is very easy to access.
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The Surprising Evolution Of These Forgotten Social Media Sites
Social media hasn't always been dominated by Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Many key players set the stage for today's social media giants.
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This Violent Crash Rattled The NASCAR World
A major crash happened during a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, and we still don't know the full extent of the injuries suffered by the driver.
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How To Install Minecraft On A Raspberry Pi
A special version of "Minecraft" is available to download and install on the Raspberry Pi for free, but setting it up isn't as simple as running it on Windows.
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iOS 16 Beta May Have Accidentally Leaked An Upcoming Apple Product
A new release of iOS 16 Beta code for Apple devices appears to have inadvertently divulged the code name for a never-before-seen machine.
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The 10 Best Google Maps Street View Photos Of All Time
Google Street View has captured the world since 2007 -- and a fair amount of hardy shenanigans have taken place along the way. Here are the 10 best.
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