You Can Get Apple's Liquid Glass Look On Your Galaxy Phone With This App
Want your Galaxy to look like it has Apple’s new Liquid Glass? There’s a hidden tweak using Samsung’s toolkit that makes your UI shimmer like it.
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Our Favorite Car Trends Of The 1990s
The '90s are getting up there in age, and so are the design philosophies behind so many of its automotive icons. We outline a few of our favs.
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How Fast Was The Kawasaki Z1000? A Look At Its Top Speed & Acceleration Times
Kawasaki's Z1000 was a naked bike icon until the company discontinued it. But did its naked design hinder its straight-line capabilities? Let's take a look.
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5 New CarPlay Features To Check Out After You Update To iOS 26
If you haven't already updated to iOS 26, you should, so you can take advantage of the new CarPlay features. Here's each one and how they work.
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What You Need To Know Before Pulling A Tree Stump With Your Truck
There are "tips" going around, saying you can use your truck and a spare tire to pull a tree stump out of the ground. There are some risks to this method.
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5 Tools DeWalt Makes That Milwaukee Doesn't
From woodworking to plumbing, DeWalt produces certain tools you won’t find in Milwaukee’s catalog. Here are five standouts worth knowing about.
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14 Of The Oldest Aircraft Carriers Still In Service
A look at the world's oldest aircraft carriers still on active duty, examining their legacy, upgrades, and role in modern naval operations.
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0W-20 Engine Oil: What Is It & Can You Use It As A Replacement For 5W-30?
Engine oil is available in many different weights. If you're replacing oil yourself, you might wonder whether you can go with a lighter oil. Should you?
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T-Mobile Is Getting A New CEO And Changing The Game For Its Customers
T-Mobile is getting new leadership and it could change how your mobile service works.
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Walmart's Bestselling Roku TV Costs $74 - Here's Which Features You Get For That Price
Do you remember when TVs were at astronomical prices? Those days are going away, as you can now get a Roku TV for $74. Here's what you get for that price.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Try To Revive A Power Tool Battery That Won't Hold A Charge
A power tool battery that won’t hold a charge may tempt you to try and fix it, but there’s a serious reason you should be against doing so.
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5 Of The Best Smokeless Fire Pits (According To Users)
Smokeless fire pits reviewed by real users, covering smoke levels, heat output, and build quality. See which models stand out on Amazon.
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Can You Refurbish Or Rebuild Milwaukee Batteries?
Thinking about rebuilding your Milwaukee battery instead of buying new? There are ways people do it and surprises you should know before you try.
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Does The Rain-X Windshield Repair Kit Really Work? Here's What Users Say
Rain-X is highly-regarded as one of the best brands in the auto glass market, but how are its windshield repair kits? Here's what users have to say.
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5 Of The Most Difficult Power Tools For Beginners To Learn How To Use
Everyone's gotta start somewhere, but when it comes to power tools, mistakes can be dangerous. Here are some you need to take extra caution with.
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5 Of The Top-Rated Ryobi Tools You Can Buy On Amazon
If you're browsing Amazon in search of some affordable power tools to round out your DIY complement, these Ryobi products could have something to offer.
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What Happened To The Weird 18-Cylinder 2-Stroke Triangle Engine That Delivered 2,000 HP?
There once was an 18-cyclinder 2-stroke triangle engine that delivered a whopping 2,000 horsepower, but it didn't power a car. Here's what you need to know.
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Stop Using Apple's Default Alarm - Here's A Better Way To Wake Up
Tired of being jolted awake by your iPhone’s harsh alarm? There’s a smoother, smarter way to rise each morning. And it’s built right into your iPhone.
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Subaru Teases Long-Awaited Return Of An Iconic Performance Model (But With A Twist)
Subaru just teased the return of a long-loved performance car, but this time with a twist.
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How Japan Plans To Help Get Rid Of Space Junk Without Even Touching It
Japan has a remarkable idea for disposing of space junk and debris without the need to ever come into contact with it, which could help keep orbit safe.
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What Is 'Title Jumping' And Why Is It Illegal In Every State?
Selling a car without transferring the title may sound harmless, but it’s called title jumping and it’s a crime with risks for buyers and sellers.
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Why The F-35 Lightning Hides Its Weapons Inside
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the air today and part of what makes it so advanced is the ability to hide weapons internally.
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iPhone Users Should Probably Uninstall These Free VPN Apps ASAP
Virtual Private Networks help keep users hidden from their ISP, allowing them to access otherwise inaccessible websites, but the best VPNs cost a pretty penny.
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Where Are LiveWire Motorcycles Made & Does Harley-Davidson Still Own The Company?
LiveWire began as Harley-Davidson’s electric experiment. But does it still own the brand, and where are these electric motorcycles produced today?
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Every iPhone Available In 2025, Ranked By Battery Life
Ranking every iPhone Apple sells in 2025 by battery life, with real-world tests, Apple’s claims, and tips to make your iPhone last longer.
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Honda Rebel 250 Top Speed: How Fast Can It Really Go? (According To Owners)
The Honda Rebel 250's main purpose was never top speed, it's a cruiser through and through. What do the owners say, though? How fast can it go?
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California's Solar Experiment Is Working – Here's What That Could Mean For Everyone Else
California is doing something unique with its investment in renewable energy, and seems to be proving beneficial not just for increasing solar power generation.
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