5 Settings To Turn Off On Your iPhone
The iPhone once changed the world, but times have caught up with the slowly evolving platform. Check these settings to preserve privacy and battery life.
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5 Of The Best Dyson Cordless Vacuum Alternatives (According To Owners)
Dyson has developed a reputation for high-quality vacuum cleaners, but its cordless line can break the bank. These alternatives may be just what you need.
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How The Kawasaki Z1 Changed The Course Of Japanese Motorcycle History
The Kawasaki Z1 dropped people's jaws when it was debuted, and over the decades since, it continues to influence the Japanese motorcycle market.
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Who Owns Waymo And Where Are The Cars Made?
Who runs Waymo and where are its cars built? The story goes beyond Google, with a new Arizona factory turning ordinary cars into robotaxis
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How Big Is The Crew On A B-52 Bomber?
The B-52 Stratofortress is one of the greatest assets the United States Air Force has in its arsenal. Its crew is bigger than that of many other jet bombers.
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13 Countries That Make Their Own Fighter Jets
There are a wide array of different countries that make their own fighter jets, but these are 13 of the most notable.
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Can You Use A DeWalt Hammer Drill As A Regular Drill?
DeWalt's hammer drills are power-packed tools, but can they be used in the same capacity as the brand's regular drills? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Are Some Cummins Engines Colored Red?
Some Cummins engines, often referred to as "red tops," featured a particular "Apex Red" hue that became symbolic of a particular series of diesel powerplants.
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These Are 2025's Worst Car Deals (According To Consumer Reports)
Consumer Reports compared those cars' real prices with their MSRP, and things don't look too good. But is the MSRP a good indication of a fair price?
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Does Width Matter On Lawn Mower Blades?
While there are several factors and measurements you should consider when buying a new mower blade, its width does not rank highly among them.
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Does Bentley Make Its Own Engines, Or Does VW Manufacture Them?
Bentley has a long history of building its own engines, even its 12-cylinder mammoths. Now that the company has been acquired by VW, is that still the case?
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Gasoline Vs. Propane Generators: Which Is The Cheaper Option?
Generators are great for emergencies or going off-grid, but you've got multiple options for fuel. Which is cheaper, a gas or propane generator?
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13 Cars With The Best Braking Systems, Ranked By Stopping Distance
Everyone talks about 0–60 times, but what about 60–0? Here are the best braking systems, from American muscle to million-dollar European sophistication.
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Yamaha Motorcycles: Which Bike Is Best For Beginners?
Yamaha has been making motorcycles for decades, and it has just about everything for every type of rider. Which Yamaha motorcycle is best for beginners?
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The Strange Aircraft Carrier Ritual Involving Boots And A Catapult
Among the many unique traditions that have become custom on aircraft carriers over the decades is a strange one involving boots and a catapult.
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5 Hidden CarPlay Features You're Probably Not Using
Think CarPlay ends at navigation and music? It hides cool tricks waiting to be found; your next ride just got a whole lot smarter.
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This Is The Worst Toyota Engine Ever Made
Toyota earned its spot as the world's best-selling automaker by producing engines that offer reliability and long life, with at least one notable exception.
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The 5 Most Important Allied Tanks In WW2 History
German Tiger tanks are famed for size, power, and armor, but British, American, and Soviet tanks took the fight to the Third Reich — and won.
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This Is The Most Stolen Car In America, According To The IIHS
Keyless entry and ignition makes life easy for drivers, but even easier for car thieves to clone and copy key codes, before stealing your car.
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When (And Why) Did Subaru Start Using CVT Transmissions?
Many of the vehicles in Subaru's lineup have fully swapped over to CVT transmissions, with the only exceptions being the sporty WRX and BRZ performance cars.
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Why Do So Many Hyundai And Kia Vehicles Have Fire Risk Recalls?
Kia and its sister brand, Hyundai, have had numerous mechanical and electrical issues that can cause fires in certain circumstances.
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What Was The Strange Harley-Davidson Servi-Car & Why Was It Discontinued?
One of the strangest motorcycles to come out of Harley-Davidson is the three-wheeled Servi-Car. Despite the long production run, it was discontinued.
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5 Tips & Tricks Every Apple Watch Owner Should Know
These Apple Watch tips cover hidden features like hand gestures, Shazam, device unlocking, health data insights, and finding a lost iPhone.
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Why Do Ships Avoid Passing South Of South America?
The Drake Passage, which lies between South America and Antarctica, is one of the most dangerous and violent stretches of water in the world.
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Can You Use Harbor Freight Batteries On Makita Power Tools?
Makita power tools are among the highest quality out there, but can they receive adequate power using Harbor Freight's economical batteries?
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How To Change The Adaptive Steering Mode In Your Ford Car Or Truck
A lot of recent Ford cars and trucks come with Adaptive Steering, allowing you to change the amount of feedback and weight on the fly. Here's how to do it.
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This Harbor Freight Tiny Tool Might Not Be On Your Radar, But Users Say It Should Be
Bigger is not always better, and if you have a small job, you might consider this tiny tool to get the job done.
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