US Navy Submarines: What Does 'SLBM' Stand For?
SLBMS have been a cornerstone of America's strategic deterrence since the 1960s, and here's how they work.
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How Many Engine Mounts Does A Car Have And How Long Do They Last?
Engine mounts play a vital role in holding motors in place, but how many each car has and how long they last varies. Here's what you need to know.
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After seeing it at CES 2024, SlashGear decided now was the time to test the Asus Zenbook Duo to see if its dual-screen is useful or just a gimmick.
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If you are switching from Android to an iPhone and want to transfer the SIM card, the steps to take can vary widely. Here's everything you need to know.
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X, formerly known as Twitter, has been banned in the country of Brazil. If you live there, you might be tempted to use a VPN, but doing so could be costly.
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Due to their strict regulations, it's not common for airplane tires to explode, but there are factors that cause this to happen from time to time.
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What Does An Engine Immobilizer Do & How Much Do They Cost?
Most modern cars come with an engine immobilizer. Here is what that means and how much they cost if your car isn’t equipped with that technology.
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Ilmor might be best known for making F1 engines, but it also makes boat engines. Here's when MasterCraft made the switch to Ilmor and how GM was involved.
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Lofree Flow Lite100 makes a minimalist play for low-profile mechanical keyboard greatness, with a surprisingly low intro price to boot.
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SpaceX Dragon: How The Groundbreaking Capsule Got Its Name
While Dragon is just a cool name for a space capsule on its own, its nomenclature does actually have an origin story, according to Elon Musk and SpaceX.
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ESR Geo Wallet works with Apple Find My to keep track of your valuable cards and cash without a separate tab and with the ability to recharge.
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The Most Powerful V-Rod Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Ever Made
For over 15 years, Harley-Davidson produced a series of cruiser motorcycles known as V-Rods, or muscle bikes. Here are the most powerful V-Rods.
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How To See FPS In Games On Windows
When you're gaming, knowing your frames per second (FPS) is critical for a smooth experience. Here's how to easily open an FPS monitor on your PC.
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The 10 Best Looking Aston Martin Models Ever Designed
For decades, Aston Martin has made cars that catch the eye in "James Bond" chase scenes and the streets of real life. Here are 10 of its best-looking models.
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Loctite threadlocker comes in a variety of formulations, each suited for various tasks. Sometimes the difference can be very subtle, like Loctite 242 and 243.
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What's The Kawasaki Eliminator 450's Top Speed & Is It A Good Bike For Beginners?
The Kawaski Eliminator is a very nice naked cruiser style motorcycle that has a lot going for it, but is it right for a beginner? Here's what we know
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RCS Is Finally On iPhone — Here Are The New Green Bubble Features
Apple is finally adding the RCS standard long supported by Android devices. Here are the main features coming to your green bubble conversations with iOS 18.
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2024 Honda Prologue Review: Solid And Priced To Sell, But Where's The Sparkle?
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2024 Honda Prologue and while it is sleek and priced to sell, we found it to be underwhelming in some categories.
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Which Fighter Jets Use Rolls-Royce Engines?
With a commitment to world-class engineering it should come as no surprise that Rolls-Royce engines power some of the most advanced fighter jets in the world.
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10 Classic Pontiac Models Worth Every Penny
Following the shuttering of the brand, many Pontiac models are now selling for high sums on the auction market, sometimes reaching seven figures.
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What Caused The Fire On The USS George Washington (CVN 73) Aircraft Carrier?
In 2008, a fire broke out on the nuclear-powered USS George Washington aircraft carrier and became national news. But what really caused the fire?
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When Did Kohler Start Making Engines & Where Does It Manufacture Them?
Kohler may be more well-known for its line of faucets and bathroom sinks, but the company also produces engines that power things you might own.
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Which GM Engines Don't Have The AFM System?
General Motors' AFM engine isn't popular with every driver. Here's how to find out if the car you're interested in is equipped with the technology.
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SpaceX Crew Dragon Vs. Boeing Starliner: The Biggest Differences Explained
Having two different spacecrafts gives NASA the option to choose which is best for each mission -- but how do they compare to each other?
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Microsoft Copilot+ PCs: Everything You Need To Know
In May 2024, the company announced the first crop of these Microsoft Copilot+ PCs, and here's how they stand.
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Flat-Plane Vs. Cross-Plane Engine Cranks: The Biggest Differences Explained
While it's not a commonly known distinction, engines can come with two different types of crank: Flat-plane or cross-plane. What's the difference?
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