Your Android Phone Could Be Your Next Desktop PC: Here's How
In the future, your Android phone may replace your PC — here’s how that reality is quickly taking shape.
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Why The Military Wants To Build Quantum Computers
The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.
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SRT Is Back, But Without The Viper, Will Anyone Care?
Stellantis wants more performance credibility, but how convincing is SRT without a Viper to put the badge on?
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Toyota RAV4 Vs. Nissan Rogue: Which Compact SUV Is Best For You?
Nissan's Rogue may not be as popular as Toyota's RAV4, but both are compelling options in the compact SUV segment. But which one should you go for?
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Should You Be Worried About Burn-In On OLED TVs And Monitors?
Burn-in is rare on OLED TVs and monitors in a home setting, but can happen if there are static elements on the screen for an extended period.
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How To Switch From SMS To RCS On Your Android Phone, Explained
Android RCS has been around for a while, but the availability of service will come down to your carrier.
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Does GPU Boost Clock Speed Matter, And Is It Worth The Extra Money?
Nvidia, AMD, and Intel list a base and boost clock speed on all of their graphics cards. Here's what that means and whether you need to worry about it.
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Denvix Showcases 2nd Gen Tire Inflator MotorX At NASCAR Coca-Cola 600
Denvix showed off their 2nd Gen portable tire inflator, the MotorX, at NASCAR Coca-Cola 600. Find out why the Denvix MotorX was a fan favorite.
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While they usually go unnoticed until you lose one, tire valve caps do serve an important purpose. But are they universal, too? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Build Your First DJ Deck: A Beginner's Guide
The modern DJ has many choices of excellent gear, but the basics still apply: You need sources of music, and the equipment to mix and control them.
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What Is Mack's Integrated Powertrain & How Does It Differ From Other Configurations?
You may have heard talk of Mack semi-trucks' integrated powertrain, but what does that mean exactly? And what sets it apart from other powertrains?
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How Do Soldiers Sitting On The Edge Of Helicopters Not Fall Out
You may have seen soldiers sitting on a helicopter's edge and wondered how they don't fall out. While it looks like magic, there are several practical reasons.
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Can US Border Control Check Your Phone?
If you're entering the U.S., you may be wondering if you need to worry about Border Control checking your phone. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Best Phone Cameras Available In 2025, Tested And Ranked By Price
You might think that all smartphone cameras are somewhat similar, but some really punch above their weight.
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Could This Chinese Fighter Jet Be Iran's Answer To The F-35?
As tensions continue to rise, Iran and Israel are looking for ways to take the upper hand. Could this Chinese fighter jet be Iran's answer to the F-35?
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How To Charge Your DeWalt Batteries With USB-C
Need to charge your DeWalt power tool battery, but can't find an open wall outlet to do it? Don't worry. That's not the only way you can get a top up.
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10 Popular Chinese Apps (And Their Western Equivalents)
WhatsApp, Instagram, and Amazon are powerful, but they're pigeon-holed compared to their Chinese equivalents, which drive daily life with sweeping functionality.
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Why The Desktop RTX 5050 Only Has GDDR6, According To Nvidia
Nvidia has launched a desktop version of its RTX 5050, but it uses GDDR6 VRAM instead of the laptop version's GDDR7. Here's what the company had to say.
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What It Means If The Two Middle Lights Are Flashing On Your Ryobi Battery
When the two inner LEDs on your Ryobi battery are flashing, it is a sign that a certain crucial component is working. Here's what you should do next.
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13 Of The Most Famous Military Vehicles In History
However you feel about war, the vehicle innovations brought about by conflict is nothing to scoff at.
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This Is The World's Deepest Underwater Tunnel You'll Be Able To Drive Through (Eventually)
The world's deepest tunnel you can drive through was set to be completed in 2025, but it looks like plans have changed. Here's what you need to know.
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iTunes Radio Scores NPR As First News Provider
iTunes Radio users can now tune into the latest news broadcasts, with NPR announcing that it has become the first news provider on Apple's radio service.
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More affordable than a literbike, but with a bigger engine than its direct rivals, has Kawasaki's mid-range Ninja sealed the deal?
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This Waterdrop Filter Prime Day Sale Will Take Your Water Filtration To The Next Level
During Amazon Prime Day, purchase a reverse osmosis water purification system from Waterdrop Filter at a significant discount and level up your home.
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Is Boeing Bringing Back The C-17 Globemaster?
The Boeing C-17 Globemaster was discontinued in 2015, but a recent interview with a Boeing executive reveals that it might be coming back.
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Motorcycle Lane Splitting Vs. Lane Filtering: What's The Difference?
Ever heard of motorcycle lane splitting or lane filtering? Not only are there key differences between the two but depending on where you live it may be illegal.
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What Does The 'CVN' Designation Mean For US Navy Aircraft Carriers?
Naval ships and submarines all come with a designation that generally describes what they do and other key specifications. Here's what CVN stands for.
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