Military Robots: What Disadvantages Do They Have & How Many Different Types Are There?
While military robots are ubiquitous in science fiction films, the ones we've developed so far are a bit more tame. Even still, ethical questions arise.
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Can You Still Use A BlackBerry Classic In 2024?
If you check secondhand retailers, there's a chance you can find the BlackBerry Classic, the final phone made by the company. Does it actually even work today?
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How To Find The MAC Address On Your PS5
When configuring a router or connecting to a something like a university network, you may need to find a device's MAC address. Luckily, it's easy to do on PS5.
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Which Cars Have A Toyota 503E Engine Under The Hood?
In the 1980s, Toyota wanted to step up its performance in motorsports, so it introduced the 503E engine. It was a big success and appeared in several cars.
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Can This Tiny Denvix Tire Inflator Really Replace Your Pump? We Tried It & Here's The Rub
The Denvix Tire inflator is a battery-powered, pocket-sized air pump that can inflate anything from your basketball to your truck's tires. Here's our take.
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6 Milwaukee Power Tools That Will Come In Handy When Moving
Moving can be a difficult process, but the right tools can help you get everything packed up and on its way. Here are six Milwaukee power tools that can help.
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What Engine Is In The 1989 Ford Probe & How Much Horsepower Does It Have?
The Ford Probe was a controversial car released for the 1989 model year. Here's what engine it had under the hood and how much horsepower it produced.
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Roku TV's New Feature Adds Samsung Frame Style To Your Living Room Without The Price
Roku is taking a page from Samsung's book and will be releasing a frame style TV feature all without the price. Here's everything you need to know.
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Here's How To Check If Your Phone Supports The Android 15 Beta
The beta version of Android 15 is officially available. Here is how to tell if your phone is eligible to install the beta and some things to keep in mind.
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Vosker VKX Review: The Right Solar-Powered LTE Camera For The Right Job
The Vosker VKX is a solar-powered mobile-connected camera meant for keeping a basic eye for security on all manner of remote sites -- can it handle the job?
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6 Iconic Doctor Who Gadgets That We Wish Were Real
The world of "Doctor Who" is fleshed out with a procession of impossible but great technologies and gadgets.
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Is Your PS5 Turning On By Itself? Here's How To Fix It
If your PlayStation 5 turns itself on every time you power on your TV, don't worry, it's not haunted. There are just a few settings to adjust.
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10 Canceled Google Products That Were Actually Useful
Google has axed hundreds of promising sounding services over the years. Here are the ones that proved the most useful when they were still live.
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How Daylight's 'Live Paper' Display Works (And How It's Different Than E Ink)
Tablets powered by E Ink displays have moved beyond the Kindle, but startup Daylight is trying to create the next step, which it calls Live Paper.
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5 Ways To Learn How To Fly An Airplane
Learning to fly an airplane is an exciting opportunity, but it requires a significant investment of time and money. Here are the best ways to go about it.
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2025 Volvo XC90 Revealed With A Big Change In Gas Engine Plans
Volvo just announced its updated electrification plans, plus its new-and-improved 2025 XC90 plug-in hybrid. Here is what we know so far.
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5 Of The Best Food Tracking Apps In 2024
If you are looking to count calories, build healthier habits, or track your nutritional intake, there are a wide variety of apps that can help make that easier.
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How The US Military Used Sony's PS3 To Build One Of The World's Biggest Supercomputers
Back in 2010, the U.S. Air Force retrofitted and used the PlayStation 3 as the basis for a versatile tool.
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10 Of The Coolest Ford Mustang Concepts Ever Revealed
The Ford Mustang is one of the most iconic cars on the road -- and these concept versions prove how innovative this model can become.
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The Iconic Ford GT Paint Job You'll Never See Again
The Ford GT is a car that has always been an exclusive car. However, one lucky buyer managed to convince Ford to reproduce a limited edition paint job as well.
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426 HEMI Vs 426 Max Wedge: Are They The Same Engine?
Before there was the 426 HEMI, Chrysler was making the 426 Max Wedge engine. Here is the origins of those two engines and how similar they are.
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2025 Hyundai Tucson First Drive: The Updates We Wanted And A Hybrid You Might Not Need
Hyundai's 2025 Tucson takes a targeted approach to upgrades, but has the compact crossover done enough to succeed in a fiercely competitive segment?
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5 Ryobi Tools Any Beginner Would Find Useful
Even if you're not a carpenter or professional DIYer, these useful Ryobi power tools can help you with any of the smaller projects you've been putting off.
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reMarkable Paper Pro Review: Color E-Paper Tablet Gets Better Screen And Bigger Price
If your laptop and tablet are too distracting to get work done, reMarkable's Paper Pro e-color slate may be the solution despite its limitations.
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3 Military Inventions That You Might Use Daily
The U.S. military is often on the forefront of technology, and sometimes it decides to share with the rest of society. Here are a few notable contributions.
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Tineco Carpet One Cruiser Makes Cleaning Your Carpet A Simple Part Of Your Routine
Tineco Carpet One Cruiser makes quick work of dirty carpets -- even those that act as the main highway of your living room, cat hair and dirt included.
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Scout's Long-Awaited Return Just Got A Reveal Date And It's Sooner Than We Expected
Though it'll be a couple more years before vehicle production kicks off, Scout Motors' official reveal of the two upcoming EVs is only weeks away.
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