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  • Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty seen from front left on a runway at twilight
    Technology By Michael Sullivan 3 months ago

    5 Private Jets That Feature Full Bedrooms

    If you've got tens of millions of dollars to spend, you too could fly across the world in comfort and style with an private jet that feels just like home.

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  • External USB drive plugged into a laptop
    Technology By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

    Do USB Drives Get Heavier When You Store More Data? It's Actually The Opposite

    Wondering if your USB stick gets heavier with more files? Surprisingly, it gets microscopically lighter. Learn how.

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  • Airbus A321 displaying engine on a wing while on tarmac
    Aviation By Joseph Chidi 3 months ago

    Why Jet Engines Are Getting Bigger And Bigger

    Jet engines have become bigger and bigger since they were first developed in the 1940s. Why do modern jets have such big engines and what are the advantages?

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  • A biker riding a blue botorcycle with U.S. flag doing the biker wave
    Motorcycles By Daksh Chaudhary 3 months ago

    Who Invented The Biker Wave? It Was (Probably) This Iconic Motorcycle Duo

    The biker wave shows respect between motorcyclists. Where did it come from? Most likely, it was started by two bikers whose names will be very familiar to you.

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  • Headlight housing with built-in white daytime running lights
    Cars By Alvin Reyes 3 months ago

    Daytime Running Lights Are Not The Same As Headlights – Here's When To Use Them

    Using your daytime running lights may seem like an extra step between headlights on and off, but they're actually an important part of daily driving safety.

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  • 2025 GMC Hummer EV on a mountain
    Electric Vehicles By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

    13 Discontinued Cars That Have Made Their Comeback As EVs

    The list of classic car lines that have been discontinued over the years is nearly endless, but mass electrification has brought some back into the limelight.

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  • A hacker in red hoodie working on a laptop
    Computers and Tablets By Daksh Chaudhary 3 months ago

    How Can You Tell If Your Computer Was Hacked? (And What You Can Do About It)

    Is your computer acting weird? It might’ve been hacked. Here’s how to spot the signs and what you can do to fix it fast.

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  • Man holding iPhone and cash in hands
    Smartphones By Varun Mirchandani 3 months ago

    5 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Smartphones That Are Still Worth Buying

    These budget-friendly smartphones have stood the test of time and are still worth your money if you're looking for some bang for your buck.

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  • Tow truck towing a crashed car on an urban street.
    Trucks By Corazon Victorino 3 months ago

    Why Do Tow Trucks Have 'Not For Hire' Signs?

    Have you ever wondered why some tow trucks have a "Not for hire" sign? There's a good reason and it's down to how commercial vehicles are legally defined.

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  • Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II in flight.
    Aviation By Olasubomi Gbenjo 3 months ago

    Could China's Quantum Radar See Through US Stealth? How The Tech Theoretically 'Works'

    Stealth aircraft have a unique advantage in that they can't be detected by radar, but that could be about to change thanks to advances in quantum technology.

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  • OnePlus company brand logo
    Smartphones By Edward Munene 3 months ago

    Who Owns OnePlus Phones And Where Are They Made?

    Ever wondered who really owns OnePlus and where those sleek phones come from? Here are the answers to your questions.

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  • A man opens the MultiPro tailgate on a black GMC Sierra pickup truck by a lake
    Trucks By Michael Sullivan 3 months ago

    5 Of The Most Versatile Tailgates On Modern Pickup Trucks

    If you're on the lookout for utility over everything, you'll want to see this list featuring the five most versatile tailgates on modern pickups.

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  • Blue windshield washer fluid being poured into a washer fluid reservoir.
    Cars By Dave Goldberg 3 months ago

    How To Make Your Own Windshield Washer Fluid (And Why You Should)

    Washer fluid keeps your windscreen clean and free of debris, and it can be easy and cheaper than expected to make up your own mixture at home.

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  • Person drilling into wooden stud with Ryobi drill
    Ryobi By Cody D. Campbell 3 months ago

    Here's Why You Won't Find Ryobi Tools At Lowe's

    Ryobi has an exclusive physical distribution agreement with Home Depot that means you'll only find Ryobi tools on the shelves in Home Depot stores.

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  • Ford and Lincoln assembly plant with Lincoln car and executives
    Cars By Marinel Sigue 3 months ago

    Do Lincoln And Ford Cars Come From The Same Factory?

    Lincoln and Ford are linked, but does that mean their cars roll out of the same factory? Here's what actually goes on behind the scenes.

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  • A Northrop F-20 in flight over the desert
    Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    All About The F-20 Tigershark: The Fighter Jet That Was Doomed To Fail

    The F-20 Tigershark was meant to rival the Soviet Union's MiG fighters, but it never got off the ground; here's the obscure fighter jet's story.

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  • Creative Cloud app on macOS
    Technology By Jordan Wirth 3 months ago

    13 Of The Best Adobe App Alternatives That Are Cheaper Or Free

    Sick of Adobe's pricey subscriptions? These 13 cheaper or free alternatives cover photo editing, video, animation, PDFs and more with no strings attached.

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  • Gray Tesla Model 3 driving on a mountain road
    Electric Vehicles By Mike Garrett 3 months ago

    This Is The Cheapest Tesla Model You Can Buy In 2025

    Buying an EV doesn't have to be an expensive undertaking, and Tesla's most accessible model proves just that. But which Tesla is it, exactly?

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  • Woman holding unconnected Starlink Mini outdoors
    Technology By Marinel Sigue 3 months ago

    Here's What You'll Need To Power Your Starlink Mini

    The Starlink Mini is a convenient option for on-the-go internet for a particular reason: the way its power consumption works.

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  • Browser extension for Dropbox Passwords on Chrome store
    Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 3 months ago

    Dropbox Is Deleting Saved Passwords Soon, Here's How To Save Yours

    Dropbox's is giving up on its password manager service, though it is offering discounts and avenues to transfer your data to another password manager.

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  • A rider sits astride the Dodge Tomahawk motorcycle
    Motorcycles By Alec Hively 3 months ago

    How Fast Was The Dodge Tomahawk Motorcycle & Why Was It Never Actually Made?

    Dodge's Tomahawk motorcycle is one of the great concept vehicles of the 21st century, partly due to its Viper V10 engine. But was it actually fast?

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  • Person holding phone Android 16
    Technology By Jordan Wirth 3 months ago

    5 Of The Best New Android 16 Features You Should Try

    Android 16 brings subtle but useful features like live activity updates, predictive back previews, enhanced security, and better scam protection.

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  • An Airbus Eurofighter Typhoon in flight, viewed from below
    Aviation By Alec Hively 3 months ago

    Does Airbus Build Fighter Jets? The Company's Military Projects, Explored

    If you think of Airbus, you probably think of passenger planes such as the A380. But the French company's products do more than ferry people across the globe.

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  • Person riding a Bo Turbo scooter
    Electric Vehicles By Joseph Chidi 3 months ago

    This Scooter Is Quicker Than A Tesla, And May Set A World Record

    The Turbo electric scooter, made by UK-based manufacturer Bo, claims to outpace a Tesla Model 3. It doesn't look like it's just bluster, either.

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  • Piles of used CDs in stacks
    Audio By Daniel Meagher 3 months ago

    How Something As Simple As Used CDs Almost Broke The Music Industry

    In 2000, record sales were dropping thanks to file sharing, and suddenly, used CDs were a much bigger problem for record labels than ever before.

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  • DeWalt 18V 4 Ah battery
    Dewalt By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

    How To Tell If Your DeWalt Batteries Are Real Or Knock-Offs

    Using the correct battery for a power tool is important for efficiency and safety, so what do you do if you suspect your DeWalt batteries are fakes?

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  • Mechanical mouse jiggler on white background
    Accessories and Peripherals By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

    What Is A Mouse Jiggler & Can Companies Detect When One Is Being Used?

    While remote work can mean freedom for some workers, others are subjected to increased employer surveillance. This is where a mouse jiggler can come in.

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