Ocean Liner Vs. Cruise Ship: What's The Difference?
Every big ship is not the same, with crucial differences necessitating different sizes and builds. Here's how to tell an ocean liner and a cruise ship apart.
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Slate Defies Convention By Launching Small EV Truck For Less Than $20,000
Slate Truck's first EV is a pickup like no other: Small, affordable, and designed to be DIY-customized into an SUV and more. Here's what you need to know.
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What Makes The Dodge Hellcat Whine? (And Can You Make It Louder?)
Dodge Hellcat Chargers and Challengers, and everything else powered by the beastly HEMI, have that signature and satisfying whine sound under acceleration.
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Why Do Hellfire R9X Missiles Have Blades?
The Hellfire missile's name is well-known, but its variants aren't. Among them is the Hellfire R9X, which was designed with six long blades. Why?
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What Happened To The Banana Phone From Shark Tank Season 14
The Banana Phone is a fruity accessory that connects to any Bluetooth-accessible phone, and can also be used as a speaker.
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Why Do LED Bulbs Glow When Turned Off?
LED bulbs are more efficient than older incandescent or fluorescent bulbs, and can save you significant money. But why do they sometimes glow when turned off?
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How To Use Subaru's Paddle Shifters (And Disadvantages To Look Out For)
In case you've ever wanted to utilize your Subaru's paddle shifters, here are some tips to do it safely.
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Why Some May Not Trust Using Gemini In Their Google Workspace Account
Google's Gemini AI is becoming more visible in its suite of workplace programs, such as Google Docs and Slides. Here is why some users remain wary of it.
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Sigma BF Review: Beautiful Photos From A Boldly Different Camera
The Sigma BF is an l-mount interchangeable lens digital camera with a unique industrial design and some interesting feature choices for intrepid photographers.
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21 Major Tire Brands Of 2025 Ranked
Here we look at the top global tire brands and rank them according to quality, variety, performance, value, safety statistics, and consumer satisfaction data.
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Here's What Happens If You Drive With A Broken Serpentine Belt
Your car's serpentine belt plays a pivotal role in ensuring it runs smoothly. And there are key warning signs to watch for that may indicate yours is broken.
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10 Amazon Gadgets And Tools For Gardeners Under $10 That Are Actually Worth Buying
If you're interested in getting into gardening, but not looking to spend much before you know you like the hobby, Amazon offers lots of cheap, handy options.
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Apple Pencil (2 Gen) Vs. Apple Pencil USB-C: What's The Difference?
The Apple Pencil is an extension of your workspace, but what are the key differences between the Apple Pencil 2 or the USB-C? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Fighter Jets Fly So Close To Each Other?
Fighter pilots display their skills when they're flying in tight formations, what looks like a mere inches from one another. Here's why they do it.
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New To Reddit? Here's What OP Means
The internet is full of slang, LOL, and specific platforms have their own idioms. So what does it mean if you're on Reddit and you see the initials "OP"?
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Do You Need To Change Engine Oil That's Turned Black?
Healthy engine oil should be light brown, so if yours is black, you may be wondering if it's time for an oil change. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Rarest Volkswagen Models Ever Made
Given the illustrious history of the Volkswagen brand both domestically and internationally, you'll want to feast your eyes on the rarest models ever made.
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The World's First Minivan And The Man Who Built It
Chrysler is known for bringing the first mass-produced and highly successful minivan to market, but it wasn't the first iteration of a minivan vehicle.
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Why Did The USAF Discontinue The B-58 Hustler Jet Bomber Without A Replacement?
The B-58 Hustler was well named: it could hit Mach 2, the first bomber to go so fast. So why did the Air Force dump it without a suitable replacement in sight?
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Moto Razr Ultra First Look: Finally, A True Flagship Foldable
Motorola's foldable phones get a 2025 update, along with a pair of new wearables, and Samsung is getting some serious competition.
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Scientists Reveal Titan Might Support Life, Just Barely
If there's life in the solar system beyond Earth, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, seems a logical place to find it. A new study says maybe, but in tiny amounts.
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Want To Control Your Samsung TV Without A Remote? Here Are Your Options
If you lost the remote for your Samsung TV or just don't have new batteries for it, don't worry. There's multiple ways to keep controlling your TV.
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11 Of The Most Iconic Ground Attack Military Planes In History
Ground attack aircraft don't always get the same level of fame that fighter jets do, but they have long served a critical support role in modern conflicts.
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What Makes The Honda NSX Type R So Special? (And What Is One Worth Today?)
Long before racing-spec Type R Hondas were a matter of course, The NSX Type R took Japan by storm. Is the NSX-R rare, and how much does it cost today?
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What Is Rev Matching On A Manual Transmission? (And Can It Burn Your Clutch?)
When rowing through a manual transmission, drivers will oftentimes use rev matching techniques to smooth the ride and reduce wear, but it takes skill.
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Which Chevrolet Models May Become More Expensive Because Of Tariffs Imposed By President Trump?
Tariffs have been put into place that will start to affect the price of automobiles, even those from U.S. companies. Here's how Chevrolet will fare.
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2025 Subaru BRZ tS Vs Toyota GR86: What's The Real Difference, And Should You Pay Extra?
Even enthusiasts can struggle to tell the GR86 and the BRZ apart, but is there an answer to the age-old question as to which you should buy?
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