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If you're looking for a few hand tools to round out your tool box with adding the bulk of battery packs, these DeWalt options could be just the thing for you.
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Ukraine's Military Has Impressive UAVs That Are Dropping Kamikaze Drones Left & Right
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A nuclear-powered car sounds like something straight out of science fiction, but it was actually something people were considering in the 1960s.
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Apple's Long-Rumored iPhone Subscription Service Seemingly Scrapped
Apple's rumored iPhone hardware subscription project has been abandoned, insiders claim, due to multiple potential hurdles it would have faced.
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Amazon Autos offers legions of Amazon users a new way to find their next vehicle. Here is all the cars currently available on the service listed by price.
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In the Starlink app, under Settings then Starlink, you'll see Snow Melt. This is what it is and how it works.
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6 Of The Best Looking Dodge Challenger Models Ever Built
Dodge has three distinct generations of Challenger model, and it is among the most iconic Mopar cars ever built.
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The Targa-style roof is not new to classic cars. You probably recognize it. But did you know these 10 iconic cars also donned Targa roofs?
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PAR Racing Engines has a long history of building high-quality custom racing engines. Here is who makes them and where they are built.
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The Wildest Models In The Sultan Of Brunei's Leaked Car Collection
Photos claiming to be leaked images of the Sultan of Brunei's car collection as of the early '00s are like a time capsule into high-end autos of 25 years ago.
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Is The 2025 Toyota Corolla Pickup Truck Real?
Rumors continue to spread of the Toyota Corolla expanding into a pickup truck variant, and now, renders are spreading online of what it allegedly looks like.
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The History Of AI: How Machine Learning's Evolution Is Reshaping Everything Around Us
Artificial intelligence has transformed from a futuristic concept into reality, powered by machine learning innovations that are reshaping industries globally.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Mercedes Diesel Engines Ever Built
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Security cameras are more practical than ever thanks to advances in technology, and these Amazon Alexa-compatible cameras are perfect for homeowners.
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Ford took its first foray into unibody pickup construction in the 1960s, and while it wasn't a particular successful execution, it inspired future innovations.
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