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  • Nintendo Switch 2
    Gaming By David Bixenspan 6 months ago

    Pre-Ordering Nintendo Switch 2 Early Requires Following Some Rules - Here's What They Are

    Pre-orders for the new Nintendo Switch 2 will begin on May 8, 2025, but they require customers to follow some rules. Here's everything you need to know.

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  • Hand holding the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.
    Mobile Reviews By Adam Doud 6 months ago

    Xiaomi 15 Ultra Review: The Best Phone The USA Can't (Officially) Have

    The Xiaomi 15 Ultra and its "Photography Kit Legend Edition" takes the cake as the most extravagant smartphone we've reviewed in 2025 so far.

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  • Rear 3/4 view of car with blue exhaust smoke
    Cars By Stephen Fogel 6 months ago

    3 Causes Of Excessive Engine Oil Consumption

    Oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle's engine, and if it seems like yours is consuming it in an excessive manner, here are the common culprits.

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  • shuttle in flight
    Space By Jordan Wirth 6 months ago

    10 Worst Accidents Recorded In Space Exploration History, And Why They Occurred

    Exploration has never been a safe occupation. For every significant discovery, there has been sacrifice by those seeking out new knowledge.

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  • Front end of 1976 Ford Torino driving on road
    Classic Cars By Madeline Cuccio 6 months ago

    Why Did Ford Discontinue The Gran Torino?

    Like many victims of the Oil Crisis, the Ford Gran Torino faded away, though corporate decisions and a constantly shifting lineup of vehicles didn't help.

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  • Man fixing car with Ryobi products in the background
    Ryobi By Marinel Sigue 6 months ago

    5 Unique Ryobi Products Most Other Tool Brands Don't Make

    Ryobi may not be Milwaukee or Makita, but the tool company does go above and beyond with several unique products that other tool brands don't produce.

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  • iPhone USB_C power adapter
    Smartphones By Lynnae Williams 6 months ago

    How Do You Know If A Charger Is Compatible With An iPhone?

    Depending on what iPhone generation you have, you will need a specific type of wall charger to ensure fast charging. Here's how you know if it's compatible.

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  • Red car being towed
    Cars By Lynnae Williams 6 months ago

    Can You Tow An AWD Car In Neutral?

    While AWD offers more control on the road, things get trickier when the vehicle needs to be towed, especially after a breakdown or an accident.

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  • 2025 Chrysler Pacifica Pinnacle
    SUVs and Crossovers By Mike Shutt 6 months ago

    There Are A Few Specific Chrysler Pacifica Years To Avoid At All Costs

    The Chrysler Pacifica has made a comeback, but if you are looking to buy a used model, there are some years you should steer clear of at all cost.

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  • Small plastic model of a horizontal traffic signal.
    Cars By Rob Rich 6 months ago

    Why Are Some Traffic Lights Horizontal In Texas And Florida?

    A city or town doesn't set up its traffic lights horizontally for aesthetics, there is a traffic reason.

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  • Person assembling Toyota SUV
    Cars By Patrick Phillips 6 months ago

    Where Is The Largest Toyota Factory In The World And How Big Is It?

    As popular as Toyota is globally, you may be surprised where the whereabouts is for its largest factory. Here’s where it’s located and how big it really is.

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  • Red semi-truck parked on side of road
    Trucks By KR Manalo 6 months ago

    Why Do Some Semi-Truck Trailers Have Side Skirts?

    You may have noticed semi trucks with long pieces of metal hanging down toward the ground -- this is a side skirt, and here's what they're meant for.

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  • SMART missile being launched off the coast of Odisha
    Naval By UmmeAimon Shabbir 6 months ago

    What Is A SMART Missile & How Do They Work?

    India is innovating in naval defense with its SMART missile and torpedo system, which launches a missile from shore, but then deploys a torpedo into the sea.

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  • Switch 2 console in its dock, with a Joy-Con 2 controller.
    Gaming By Rob Rich 6 months ago

    After Playing With Nintendo's Switch 2, The Increased Price Feels Like A Steal

    Nintendo's new Switch 2 doesn't hit shelves until June 5th, but we've already played with it. Should existing Switch gamers plan on upgrading?

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  • person using steam cleaner to clean kitchen grout
    Hand Tools By Sarah Chaney 6 months ago

    10 Of The Best Handheld Steam Cleaners For Deep Cleaning Your Home

    Despite only using water, steam cleaners are effective at lifting stains, killing bacteria, and breathing new life into fabrics.

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  • The Boeing 777X landing gear is displayed during the Farnborough International Airshow 2022 on July 18, 2022 in Farnborough, England.
    Technology By Eli Shayotovich 6 months ago

    The Reason Why Airplane Tires Are Filled With Nitrogen

    While airplane tires might look like the ones on our cars, they're not filled with regular air, but nitrogen. There are several reasons for this.

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  • A truck with some of its tires off the ground
    Trucks By Ramat Adetunji 6 months ago

    Why Do Some Trucks Have Tires That Don't Touch The Ground?

    Have you noticed that larger heavy-duty trucks sometimes have wheels off the ground? Well, there's a beneficial reason that helps make driving them easier.

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  • Motorcyclist on a white sport bike
    Motorcycles By Erynn Ruiz 6 months ago

    11 Of The Weirdest Motorcycle Laws You'll Find In The United States

    There are a few basic tenets surrounding safe motorcycle operation -- and a bunch of weird laws. Which states have some strange rules on the books?

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  • The jet engine of an commercial airplane
    Technology By Tom Clark 6 months ago

    Airplane Engine Placement: Why Some Are Located On The Wing And Others On The Tail

    Have you noticed that some planes have engines on the wings while others have them on the tail? In fact, there are purposeful reasons for their placements.

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  • Subaru Outback Wilderness Towing A Small Trailer
    Cars By Shane Schmid 6 months ago

    Subaru Outback Towing Capacity: How Many Pounds Can Each Trim Safely Tow?

    For a smaller vehicle, the Subaru Outback has a surprising towing capacity --however, every trim isn't the same. That said, what can each trim safely tow?

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  • Gears of a motorcycle transmission
    Cars By Madeline Cuccio 6 months ago

    What Is A Sequential Transmission And How Does It Work?

    While plenty of us are familiar with traditional manual and automatic transmissions, a sequential transmission is a bit different from both of those.

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  • A person loading packages into an SUV
    Cars By Joe Hindy 6 months ago

    10 Of The Best And The Worst Vehicles For Delivery Drivers

    Delivery driving can be a tough gig, but the right car can make it a bit easier. Here are the vehicles you should consider if you want to make deliveries.

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  • Dragster tire spinning for traction
    Cars By Chloe Clougher 6 months ago

    Why Are Drag Strip Race Tracks Sticky?

    While you might think all you need for drag racing is a long strip of pavement, they're actually treated with sticky chemicals to increase traction.

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  • Google Earth icon opened on a phone above a rendering of the Google Earth map
    Technology By Alec Hively 6 months ago

    Ever Wanted To Fly An SR22 Or F-16 Fighter Jet? Thanks To Google, You Can (Sort Of)

    Aviation enthusiasts have a new gift coming their way courtesy of Google Earth Pro, which now has flight simulators available for the budding pilots out there.

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  • 2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid climbing a hill.
    SUVs and Crossovers By Stephen Edelstein 6 months ago

    2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid First Drive: Better Economy, Bigger Price

    Subaru's first hybrid Forester was a long time coming, but this is no ordinary electrified SUV. That should go down well with the automaker's biggest fans.

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  • A person replacing a car's cabin air filter
    Cars By John Davis 6 months ago

    Engine Air Filter Vs. Cabin Air Filter: What's The Difference?

    When it's time to get an oil change, you should check if your engine air filter and cabin air filter also need replaced. Here are the key differences.

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  • Hisense portable air conditioner next to window
    Technology By Lynnae Williams 6 months ago

    How To Fix The E5 Error On Your Hisense Air Conditioner (And What Causes It)

    If you are one of the proud owners of a Hisense Air Conditioner, you may encounter the E5 error from time to time. Here's what it means and how to fix it.

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