How To Enroll In Windows Insider (And Why You Might Want To)
Windows Insider is a way to get access to early-test versions of Windows to test and develop new apps, as well as give feedback to Microsoft engineers.
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Auto-Tune Vs. Pitch Correction: What's The Difference?
Other types of vocal tuning, such as pitch correction, exist in the music industry besides Auto-Tune. Here is the difference.
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Even though its not still in business, Oldsmobile had an impressive run in the automotive market. Here are five of our favorites that many have forgotten.
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There are several ways to arrive at an approximate value, for solar panels including guesses based on the livable square footage of your home.
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While many know that the F-35 fighter jet has a host of advanced technology, you may be surprised to learn that one of the most advanced pieces is the helmet.
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6 Of The Most Reliable Engines Ever Made By Chevrolet
Chevrolet's long history in the auto manufacturing business means it has had decades to build some of the most reliable engines in car history.
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Gmail is the most popular email service in existence, but 20 years ago when it was first announced, everyone thought it was a ridiculous April Fools' joke.
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T-Mobile advertises "free" phones, but they're only truly free if you meet very particular criteria. Here's what a "free" phone actually costs.
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Elon Musk's X Antics May Be Pushing Away New Tesla Customers
Elon Musk's behavior on X, formerly known as Twitter, may be souring future and existing customers on the idea of buying a car from his EV manufacturer, Tesla.
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Harbor Freight's lower-than-average prices and frequent deals can work in your favor if you need some tools to complete your yard work this spring.
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Here's How The Yamaha YZF-R1 Took Sports Bikes To The Next Level
Where the Honda CB750 was considered the first superbike, Yamaha took superbikes to a new level with the YZF-R1's lightweight handling and performance.
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5 Of The Coolest Widebody Muscle Cars And Kits
No car is immune from the widebody treatment - not even muscle cars. And why should they be? Why not add a bit of flare to your V8, straight-line machine?
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Your Xbox Series X|S HDR Settings Are Probably Wrong. Here's How To Get Them Right
Once your Xbox and display are in sync, you'll be amazed by the detail and fidelity you can unlock. Here's how to adjust Xbox Series X|S HDR settings.
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5 Budget-Friendly Android Accessories For Travel
Here are five budget-friendly Android accessories that will keep your smartphone charged, keep you entertained, and ensure your luggage is safe while traveling.
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The Best And Worst Years For The Mopar 360 Engine
The Mopar 360 engine was used in several Chrysler vehicles, as well as many from its subsidiaries. Not all years were created alike, however.
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Things To Consider When Choosing A New Honda ATV
Honda ATVs can serve a variety of purposes, from high-speed competition to off-road fun, so it helps to know exactly what you're looking for when buying one.
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How To Start Windows In Safe Mode
When your Windows-operated PC or laptop starts acting up, the cause could be any number of problems. Here's how to boot in safe mode and solve it.
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Here's Where Sonos Products Are Made Today
Like many U.S. companies, the audio equipment giant Sonos has outsourced manufacturing to China in the past. But where are its products made now?
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Here's What Makes The Indian Roadmaster Great For Touring Motorcycle Riders
The Indian Roadmaster offers riders myriad perks and accessories, as well as a seriously powerful engine, that make touring an absolute blast.
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Every Major Impact Driver Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Impact drivers bring torque when you really need to fasten something, but there are almost too many brands to keep track. Here are the ones we think are best.
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3 Signs It Might Be Time To Upgrade To An NVIDIA RTX Graphics Card
PC gamers know that a graphics card or GPU is one of the most important components of a solid gaming rig. Here are three signs it's time for an upgrade.
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The Logitech MX Brio is about as high-quality a webcam as we've ever seen before -- but is there a limit to how much value one can get from a device like this?
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5 Classic 1970s Pickups That Would Make Great Farm Trucks
Need help hauling hay and pulling trailers on the farm? Well, these 1970s pickup trucks can make your work easier while also indulging your nostalgia.
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5 Most Popular Classic Oldsmobiles, And What They're Worth Today
While the company is no longer in production today, Oldsmobile was a known name in the car industry for decades. Here are five the most popular models.
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5 Of The Best Portable Bluetooth Speakers In 2024
Whether you want background music while you work or want to liven a party with friends, here are five of the best Bluetooth speakers to buy in 2024.
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There are several types of sanders, so it's important to pick the right one for your work. Luckily, Makita offers plenty of options across all sander types.
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There are plenty of ways to get by without a car, and smartphones have made that even easier. Here are eight apps you should download if you prefer to walk.
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