Top 5 Largest Construction Machines On Earth
Construction machines can vary in size, depending on the tasks they need to perform. What are some of the largest construction machines in the world?
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What's The Difference Between Mercedes-Benz And Mercedes-AMG?
While BMW cars and their AMG variants may look similar on the surface, there are substantial differences hidden under the hood.
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This impressive project involved cooperation between multiple countries, as well as a litany of spiralling construction costs and ongoing maintenance.
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These Were The 5 Best Cars For Commuters In 2025
What model car you buy is already a tough choice, but even more so if you have to plan around a regular commute. These cars rank among the best for commuters.
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'It's Outrageous': US Air Force Plane Nearly Hits Commercial JetBlue Flight
A close call involving a JetBlue flight and a U.S. military aircraft has sparked concern over flight safety in a region with heavy military activity.
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Of course you shouldn't leave a bag of fresh fruits in a very hot car, but when it's freezing cold outside? This is what you should pay attention to.
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Stop Wasting Money On Bigger RVs: Check Out 'The Swiss Army Knife Of Camper Trailers' Instead
Large RVs offer many luxuries like multiple beds and an indoor bathroom, but sometimes smaller is better, especially when it handles all of your camping needs.
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This High-Tech Window Material Keeps Heat In While Letting You Look Out
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder seem to have found a new way to insulate windows during the cold winter months. What is this new solution?
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Company Unveils New Quantum Processor 100x Denser Than Any Other
There has been a break through in the quantum industry with a company unveiling a new processor that is 100x denser than any other.
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Common Problems You May Experience With The Chevrolet Malibu (According To Owners)
Even though it still isn't in production, there are several used Chevrolet Malibus worth considering. However, you need to know these common problems first.
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This Ultra-Rare EV1 Hasn't Been Driven In Years – But That Doesn't Mean It's Abandoned
General Motors made just over 1,000 EV1 models in the late 1990s. One ultra-rare surviving car could still be cranked up and driven one day.
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Common Problems With iOS 26 (And How To Fix Them)
If you've been running into one of these software issues since updating your iPhone to iOS 26, these tips may be able to help you out of your problems.
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What Happens To Returned Products At Amazon? Here's Where They Go
Amazon's distribution network is huge and complex, and often, restocking returned items just isn't worth it for the company.
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How Reliable Is The Cheapest Luxury SUV You Can Buy Right Now?
Even if it seems like an oxymoron, you can indeed get a cheap luxury SUV. Can you get a reliable cheap luxury SUV, though? Here's what you need to know.
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The World's First 'AI-Native' Airline Is Here - Here's What That Actually Means
A new airline says it's built around AI from the ground up. As it prepares for launch, we look at what this means for passengers and the future of aviation.
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5 Exciting Ryobi Products Coming Out In 2026
Ryobi is dropping some exciting new tools in 2026. From a pocket-sized pruning kit to a gas-replacing mower, here are the 5 upcoming releases you need to see.
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14 Of The Coolest Pieces Of Tech We've Sent To Space
Space exploration requires cutting-edge technology for success. Some of the coolest tech ever has traveled with humanity into orbit and beyond.
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Hyundai & Kia Agree To Pay $4.5M – Here's Who's Eligible To Claim
In a settlement involving 35 states, Hyundai and Kia agreed to pay $4.5 million to users affected by an issue involving vehicles' anti-theft technology.
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Why RAM Prices Are Out Of Control In The US
Buying RAM for your PC has become a nightmare. Retailers are hiding prices, costs have doubled, and one major brand has reportedly shut down entirely.
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The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Missing One Big Engine Option
Toyota's RAV4 is incredibly popular, but Toyota isn't resting on its laurels. The 2026 model brings a host of changes — and one interesting omission.
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Teens Are Already Getting Around Australia's Social Media Ban
Australia just banned social media for everyone under 16. But tech-savvy teens have already found 3 simple ways to dodge the firewall and stay online.
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Will WD-40 Help Remove A Stripped Screw Or Make It Worse?
If you've had to deal with a stripped screw, you'll know how difficult they can be to remove. Is that household staple, WD-40, any good in this situation?
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Why Your PlayStation Cloud Gaming Sessions Have Pixelation Issues
Is your PlayStation Portal stream looking blocky? The culprit is likely your router settings. Here is the simple Wi-Fi tweak that clears up pixelated visuals.
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Here's How To Store Your Car Keys On An iPhone
Your iPhone can do so much more than make calls and run modern apps. You can also use it to store your car keys so you can lock and unlock it easily.
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5 Automotive YouTubers That More People Should Know About
Looking for an informative time sink in the automotive world? Give one of these five automotive YouTubers a try, all of whom more people should know about.
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GM Pumps The Brakes On 3/4 And One-Ton Truck Production (But Don't Panic)
General Motors issued a press release indicating that a large number of its most popular trucks are pausing production, but there's no cause for concern.
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Turns Out Sailing A Homemade Houseboat On The Great Lakes Isn't A Great Idea
A homemade houseboat’s troubled journey across the Great Lakes highlights the risks of taking unconventional vessels into open, unpredictable waters.
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