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  • Google sign is seen at Googleplex
    Technology By Max Miller 12 months ago

    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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  • Daylight Computer DC-1 tablet
    Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 12 months ago

    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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  • student pilot talking to instructor
    Technology By Jowi Morales 12 months ago

    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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  • Volvo XC90 driving on road next to water
    Cars By Alex Hevesy 12 months ago

    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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  • person using generic food tracking app
    Technology By Mike Shutt 12 months ago

    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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  • A PS3 and controller
    Military By Shane O'Neill 12 months ago

    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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  • Ford Mustang Giugiaro Concept front 3/4 view
    Concept Cars By Mark Cowley 12 months ago

    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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  • Ford GT in Gulf racing colors
    Cars By Dave McQuilling 12 months ago

    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 Max Wedge V8 under the hood
    Cars By Austin Parsons 12 months ago

    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 driving on a back road
    Cars By Michael Teo Van Runkle 12 months ago

    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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  • person using blower to clean up leaves
    Ryobi By Samantha Catalano 12 months ago

    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
    Reviews By Chris Davies 12 months ago

    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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  • Military Operations Center
    Military By Shane Schmid 12 months ago

    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 on a clean pink carpet.
    Promoted By Steve Smith 12 months ago

    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 shadowy vehicle teaser
    Electric Vehicles By Jowi Morales 12 months ago

    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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  • military jet
    Aviation By C. Gordon 12 months ago

    Can Civilians Really Own And Fly A Military Jet?

    You may have wondered if it's possible for civilians with enough resources to own a military jet. The answer is fairly complicated. Here's what we know.

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  • Airbus A380 on the runway
    Aviation By Patrick Phillips 12 months ago

    How Heavy Is The Airbus A380 Jet Airliner And How Much Can It Carry?

    The Airbus A380 officially became the largest passenger aircraft in 2007. But how heavy is it, actually, and how much weight and passengers can it carry?

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  • Locked laptop computer with BitLocker Recovery installed
    Desktops By Daniel Meagher 12 months ago

    What Is BitLocker Recovery? Here's Everything You Need To Know

    If you're running Windows, you've probably run into the BitLocker Recovery screen at some point. Here's everything you need to know about the Microsoft program.

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  • Toyota Corona emblem badge closeup
    Cars By Eli Shayotovich 12 months ago

    How The Toyota Corona Changed The Course Of History For Toyota In The USA

    Prior to Toyota's massive success in the U.S., the Japanese automaker initially struggled to take over American roads, but the Corona returned strong.

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  • Car engine cross-section showing piston and valves
    Cars By Stephen Fogel 12 months ago

    What Is An Interference Engine And How Is It Different From A Regular Engine?

    You may not have ever heard of an interference engine, but odds are you're more familiar with them than you think. What makes them different from regular ones?

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  • Pointing remote at smart TV
    TVs and Streaming By Mikael Trench 12 months ago

    How Many Watts Are Used By Modern Smart TVs On Average & Does Screen Size Affect It?

    Televisions come in all different types and sizes, and these factors play a role in the amount of energy they use. Here’s how much wattage TVs use.

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  • US military ballistic helmet
    Military By Daniel Trock 12 months ago

    Are Military Helmets Bulletproof? Ballistic Certifications, Explained

    Helmets are often described as "bulletproof," but the reality is a lot more nuanced and interesting. Let's take a look at the levels of ballistic certification.

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  • PlayStation 5 console dualsense
    Gaming By David Bixenspan 12 months ago

    Can A PS5 Play PS1 Games? The Answer Is A Little Complicated

    Most people know that PS4 games generally work on the PS5. But can you play PS1 titles on the PS5? Technically, you can, but it's not that straightforward.

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  • The 18V ONE+ HP COMPACT BRUSHLESS 220 CFM BLOWER KIT
    Ryobi By Nathan P. Gibson 12 months ago

    12 High-Tech Ryobi Products You Didn't Realize Existed

    Ryobi has a reputation for affordable, battery-powered drills, saws, and other power tools, but did you know it makes a whole lot more than just that?

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  • Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold in dirt
    Android By Chris Burns 12 months ago

    Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Review: Expanding Android In Full Force

    The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is the biggest Android smartphone yet produced by Google -- as soon as you unfold it. Until then, it's effectively a Pixel 9!

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  • Bridgestone DM-V2 Blizzak tires
    Car Accessories By Daniel Trock 12 months ago

    What's So Special About Bridgestone Blizzak Tires And Can You Drive On Them Year-Round?

    Bridgestone's Blizzak line claims to perform better than other winter tires, but what makes it unique? A lot, actually, but maybe don't use them in the summer.

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  • Person using phone next to cocktails
    iPhone By Marinel Sigue 12 months ago

    6 iPhone Mixology Apps Every Amateur Bartender Should Have

    For any burgeoning bartender looking to get started on their drink-making skills, these mixology iPhone apps are free to start workshopping recipes at home.

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