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Are you getting an iPad for your child or wondering if one will sustain you through a degree? This is how long they typically last and what you can do to help.
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Master & Dynamic MW75 Neuro Review: These Headphones Read Electrical Signals From Your Brain
Master and Dynamic MW75 Neuro ANC headphones sound great -- but they're made for more than just playing music. This accessory reads your brainwaves.
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In line with Apple's commitment to protect user health and safety, the company introduced a feature called Screen Distance with iOS 17 and iPadOS 17.
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The Boeing 777X has seen a number of delays, postponing its official launch for years, but it's apparently still on its way. Here's what went wrong.
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Apple Watch Series 10 Review: Small Changes Add Up In Unexpected Ways
Apple Watch Series 10 brings the brand's smart wearable up to speed with a larger display space and and array of tiny tweaks.
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Mazda's CX-70 may have fewer seats than the otherwise-identical CX-90, but the plug-in hybrid doesn't sacrifice fun on the road.
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How To Earn PlayStation Points (And What To Use Them For)
Not to be confused with your PSN Wallet, Points are a separate currency which you can accumulate by participating in PlayStation's Stars program. Here's how.
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The Viral Bat Halloween Wine Bottle Opener: It's Cute But Can It Do The Job?
Halloween is approaching, and there's a chance you've seen this bat wine bottle opener on TikTok or Instagram. I did, and I had to test it out for myself.
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Sony LinkBuds Open & Fit First Look: AirPods Rivals Count On Fit To Make The Difference
Updates to Sony's LinkBuds for this year mainly bring improvements to overall in-ear stability, along with software improvements and new color options.
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Here's Why You Can't Buy Toyota's HiAce Van In The US
Toyota's HiAce Van has been sold in more than 150 countries since 1967, but you still can't buy one brand-new in the U.S., and there's a likely reason why.
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How Powerful Is Makita's Mini-Blower & What's Its Expected Runtime On A Single Charge?
Makita's 18V LXT High Speed Blower/Inflator is an overlooked but highly useful tool that can help you in a variety of different situations.
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Why Does The C-130 Military Transport Plane Use Propellers Instead Of Jet Engines?
The C-130 Hercules military transport plane may not be a sleek jet fighter, but it has been an important tool for the U.S. military for decades.
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10 Used Cars With V6 Power You Should Be Considering
Buying a used car with a V6 engine isn't necessarily at the top of every enthusiast's wish list, but there are some great cars at competitive prices out there.
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What Jet Engines Are Made By Rolls-Royce? Here's What You Need To Know
Rolls-Royce may have a reputation for making luxury cars, but it's also one of the most successful jet engine manufacturers in the world. Here's what it makes.
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6 Milwaukee Tools To Keep On Hand During Seasonal Storms
Milwaukee has a range of tools to assist during a power outage, but intense storms need more than handheld flashlights.
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Why The CCD Sensors In Vintage Digital Cameras Are So Popular (And How They Work)
CCD technology was the driving force behind early digital photography, and its popularity persisted until the late 2000s.
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Why Your Android Phone Says Emergency Calls Only (And How To Fix It)
If your Android phone is showing a message saying "Emergency Calls Only," it's usually nothing to worry about, but if it doesn't go away, these tips may help.
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How Amazon's Shark Tank Competitor Could Be The Better Deal For Businesses
Amazon's show has a lot going for it, including putting pitchers in front of a live audience of 100 potential customers - before the panel of business experts.
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What Are The Bullnose Ford Trucks And What Year Were They Made?
The Bullnose Ford, known for its grill configuration, was a particular popular iteration of the company's pickup.
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5 Cool Gaming Gadgets For Under $100
Gaming is an expensive hobby, but while your console or battle station may have cost a week's wages, you can upgrade your experience for much less.
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Mars Has Creepy Geological 'Spiders' And Researchers Have Recreated Them On Earth
The surface of Mars is covered in spider-like patterns, but how they formed has long been a mystery. Researchers at NASA may have just figured it out.
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6 Safari Features On iPhone You Should Be Using
Safari isn't the most popular browser on iOS just because it's built-in. It also has a bunch of really handy features, many of which aren't well-known.
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2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed First Drive: Electrified Excess Shouts Down Skeptics
The 2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed definitely lives up to its name, but can this hybrid drive train replace the powerful V12 of its forebearers?
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How To Send Texts Without Cellular Coverage Or WiFi On iPhone
Apple opened satellite communications to Messaging as of iOS 18, meaning you can send texts from anywhere in the world. Here's how that works.
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6 Discontinued Sony Formats (And Why They Failed)
Sony has been a consumer technology innovator for decades, and, its had some massive hits and more than a few flops. Here are a few formats that didn't make it.
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Motorcycle Clutch Slipping? Here Are A Few Possible Causes
A slipping motorcycle clutch is a dangerous problem that can make even the best motorcycles feel sluggish. Here's what could be causing clutch slippage.
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What Does SRW Mean On A Truck And How Is It Different From DRW?
If you are in the market for a pickup truck, you may have heard the terms SRW and DRW. Here’s how they differ and how to decide which is best for you.
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