This Built-In Feature Turns Your iPhone Into A White Noise Machine
Whether it's to help your focus, or help you sleep, a white noise machine is an expensive proposition. However, your iPhone might be able to help.
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Elon Musk Claims First Human Has Received Neuralink Brain Chip Implant
Several months after getting FDA approval to proceed, Elon Musk's Neuralink has successfully implanted its tech into the brain of its first human patient.
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How To Choose The Right Drill Bits For Your Makita Drill
Makita makes good quality drills for many kinds of work, but the other half of the equation is the drill bit you put in it. Which ones work best for each job?
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How To Correctly Shift Gears In A Semi-Automatic Transmission Car
Semi-automatic transmissions (SAT) are technically part of the automatic family, though they do utilize a clutch like a manual transmission.
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Apple Watch Vs Fitbit Sense 2: Which Is Best For You?
Apple Watch or Fitbit Sense 2? While they are both great smartwatches, there are key differences to consider before making a buying decision.
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What Made Plymouth's Golden Commando Engine Stand Out From Competition
The Plymouth Fury Golden Commando is a rare variant of the car most famous for killing people in a Stephen King book, and it's even got an upgraded engine.
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How To Clean Your Car's Wheel Wells (And Why You Should)
The wheel wells are the curved compartments above the tires that protect the car's undercarriage and engine from mud, dirt, and debris.
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Why Windows Says Your Printer Is Offline, And What You Can Do To Fix It
It can be quite annoying when you need to print something, but you get a "Your printer is offline" error. Don't worry; here's how to fix the problem.
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Ego Electric Lawn Mowers: Which Model Is Best For Your Lawn?
Ego's range of battery-powered mowers is fairly large, so it might be tough to figure out exactly what you need for your lawn. We've selected some good options.
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5 Of The Best Engines To Put In A Mazda Miata
Mazda Miatas are small cars with small engines, but you can actually swap in a few other ones out there. Typically, all you need is the engine and a kit.
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5 Things You Probably Didn't Realize You Could Do In Adobe Photoshop
Photoshop has been updated consistently over the years, adding and updating several features over the years that can make using the editor more convenient.
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10 Reasons The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Is Such An Expensive Vehicle
The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 sports car was made to be a more affordable Ferrari, but by the time you have tricked out your car, the savings may be negligible.
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How To Close Apps On Your Apple Watch
For situations where you're hoping to preserve you Apple Watch's battery life or a frozen app, you can manually close individual apps whenever you want.
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AAWireless Gave A Sneak Peek At Its Upgraded Wireless Android Auto Adapter At CES
AAWireless showed off its new wireless Android Auto adapter at CES 2024, an iteration on the AAWireless 1. We've got all the details about it.
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5 Ryobi Tools You'll Want For Working On Your Project Car
If you are restoring a car or want to save money by doing a repair yourself, Ryobi has five tools that you will want when working in the garage.
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6 Of The Most Useful iOS Shortcuts To Use On iPhone
iOS Shortcuts can be a game changer when it comes to getting things done in a single tap. Here are some shortcuts we particularly recommend.
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3 Ways To Tell If Your Car's Alternator Is Bad
Your vehicle's alternator plays a vital role in ensuring proper vehicle operation. If you notice any of these signs, it's time to get a new one.
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6 Of The Best Notion Templates For Students
Notion is best known as a notes app, but it's more versatile than that. You can use it to create flashcards, to-do lists, exam trackers, and note databases.
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Secretlab MAGNUS Monitor Arms: The Benefits And Customization Options
Whether to use monitor arm mounts on your home workstation is a personal choice - but we breakdown the benefits and customization options to consider.
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How To Use A Multimeter When Working On Your Car: A Beginner's Guide
Multimeters can be a useful tool for both novices and professionals to limit their mistakes in automotive repair. Here's how to properly use one.
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5 Warning Signs Your Auto-Mechanic Is Overcharging You
If you have been suspicious of your mechanic constantly recommending repairs on your vehicle, then it's important to know about these warning signs.
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6 Android Developer Settings For Tech-Savvy Users To Tweak
If you are a tech-savvy Android user, you may want to know about the numerous developer settings you can customize. Here are six of our favorites.
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5 Insulated Screwdriver Sets For Your Next DIY Electric Job
When working on electrical systems, turning the power off is smart, but sometimes that's not an option. These insulated tools will help keep you safe.
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Here's What The VSC Button On Your Toyota Does
Many Toyotas have a little button and light on the dashboard that appears to be a car with wavy lines behind it. Just what does that button do?
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This NASA-Funded Study Answers Why Astronauts Can't Have Salad In Space
It may come as no surprise, but astronauts can't eat the same things in space as they can on earth such as salad and there's a good reason as to why.
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6 Of The Best iPad Home Screen Layouts And Themes For 2024
If you are tired of the same old look of your iPad home screen, then there are six themes and layouts available that are worth considering in 2024.
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The Most Reliable Motorcycle From Every Major Brand, Ranked
There are faster motorcycles than the ones on this list, but none more dependable. Here are the workhorse motorcycles that last through years of commuting.
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