What Happened To The Brightwheel App From Shark Tank Season 7?
Brightwheel promised to revolutionize how parents interacted with their children's schools via its app when it arrived on Shark Tank. Here's what happened next.
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Why Did Isuzu Discontinue The Trooper?
At one point, the Isuzu Trooper was a popular SUV in the United States, but it was eventually discontinued. Here were the deciding factors.
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The legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is something of a rite of passage for bikers, but you may be surprised it's an even bigger deal for the community.
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Have you ever noticed the black circle next to the camera array on your iPhone? This is actually an important component of your phone's highest quality photos.
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Ryobi 18V Dethatcher/Aerator: What To Know Before You Buy
Ryobi's Dethatcher and Aerator is an impressive combo device that will help clean up your yard and make your grass grow greener. Here's what you should know.
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Chevy 350 Small Block Crate Engine: How Much Does It Cost & How Much HP Does It Have?
Chevrolet's venerable 350 cubic inch small-block V8 has been supplanted by the LS family of engines, but there are plenty of vendors that sell it in crate form.
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What Does PTO Mean For Trucks & How Can It Make Them More Versatile?
PTO tech helps work trucks and other utilitarian vehicles to operate with whatever heavy-duty tasks they need to do, while also remaining reliably mobile.
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Which Ford Models Still Offer The Tremor Package?
The Tremor package on a Ford vehicle adds some off-road capabilities to your truck or SUV. Here are the models that still offer that package.
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Breaking the sound barrier sounds super dramatic, but funny enough, it turns out it's really just a number on a meter. Here's how it works (and how it feels).
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What Is Walmart's Return Policy On Tools?
Walmart sells a range of budget tools, but what if you need to return something? We explain Walmart's returns policy, including exceptions and holidays.
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This Is The Smallest Aircraft Carrier In The World
America has the most aircraft carriers in the world, but it isn't the owner of the smallest carrier. That distinction goes to Thailand, instead.
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Why Modern Hemi Engines Aren't True Hemis
Today’s Hemi engines may look familiar, but inside they hide chamber shapes and features the originals never had.
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How Fast Were Yamaha's 400cc Scooters, And Why Did It Stop Making Them?
Yamaha no longer makes the 400cc Yamaha XMAX scooter, but it had quite a following in its time. Why can you no longer buy them and how fast could it go?
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13 New DeWalt Tools And Kits At Home Depot That Should Be On Your Radar
These new DeWalt tools and kits at Home Depot offer power, precision, and reliability -- ideal for serious DIYers and professionals on any jobsite.
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Here's Why Navy SEALs Wear Rolex Watches
Rolex is typically seen a luxury watch brand, but it is also notoriously used by the United States Navy SEALs. Here's why they use this watch in particular.
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Windows down or AC on -- which uses more gas? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think.
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This Car Has The Worst Resale Value On The Market, According To A Recent Study
There has been a recent study showing the vehicles on the market with the worst resale value. However, this car model beats them all by a long shot.
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What Do 'No Outlet' Signs Mean, And Are They Different From Dead Ends?
Dead End signs and No Outlet signs both have a similar meaning, but there's one important distinction between them. Here's what you need to know.
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13 Best AI Tools For Your Small Business, Ranked
Getting your small business off the ground may be more difficult than ever, but you can ease the transition with these 13 AI tools.
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Adaptive Headlights Used To Be Illegal In The US - Here's Why
Adaptive headlights have only recently become legal in the U.S. Find out why this was, when it changed, and whether that means headlights are getting brighter.
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Where Are Toyota's Cars Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Toyota is the world's largest car manufacturer by volume and has dozens of assembly plants. But where are they located, and who actually owns the company?
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How Long Do The Batteries Last In Ego's Electric Walk Behind Push Mowers?
Ego's electric walk behind push mowers are great for mowing your yard without a harmful gas engine, but how long can you expect Ego's batteries to last?
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You think a cordless drill is just for driving screws and drilling holes? Think again. This powertool is more versatile than you'd expect.
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These Underwater Drone Gliders May One Day Help Protect Europe's Seas
Europe is exploring new AI-powered maritime tech, with underwater drone gliders poised to play a surprising role in its future defense strategy.
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Tail Lights And Brake Lights Are Not The Same Thing - Here's The Difference
Tail lights and brake lights serve different purposes, here's how to tell them apart and why it matters for safety.
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Do You Need A Boating License In Florida? Here's What You Should Know
Before you pack up and head down to the sunshine state for some time on the water, you'll want to know whether you need a license to go boating in Florida.
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Kawasaki Ninja E-1: What You Should Know About The Electric Performance Bike
Major motorcycle brands don't seem to have embraced electric motorcycles like car brands have, but Kawasaki's E-1 electric bike is a notable exception.
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