Why The 2024 Corvette E-Ray Can Only Go 4 Miles In Stealth Mode
Chevrolet's hybrid sports car has speed and grip to recommend it, but the way it uses its electric motors could make you a hit with your neighbors.
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Why The DOJ Is Targeting Rolling Coal Devices (And How It Could Cost Billions In Fines)
The "rolling coal" phenomenon intentionally harms the environment, something eBay allegedly contributed to by helping spread the malicious diesel technology.
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How To Pick The Right Extension Cord (And Why It Matters More Than You Think)
It may seem like it doesn't matter what kind of extension cord you get but it actually does. Having the right cord can mitigate the risks of shocks and fires.
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Still Using DVDs And Blu-Rays? Best Buy's Latest Move Could Be A Huge Let Down
Physical media has stuck around as an option for enthusiasts, but with streaming services remaining dominant, Best Buy may finally be backing down.
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Microsoft Closes Activision Blizzard Acquisition Following UK Approval
The sale of Activision-Blizzard has cleared its final hurdle which means "Call of Duty", "World of Warcraft", and more will officially belong to Microsoft.
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10 Of The Top WWI Fighter Aircraft, Ranked
World War I was the cradle of combat aviation. Over the course of the war, many new models were designed, built, and deployed. Here are the best.
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Large Vs Small: Which Car Is Safer On The Road?
When shopping for a new vehicle, it's important to look at the safety ratings, but are small or bigger vehicles safer? It really depends on the type of vehicle.
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Why Is Your Ethernet Slower Than WiFi (And What You Can Do To Fix It)?
Usually, an ethernet cable is a quick way to get fast internet, but if it's working slower than your Wi-Fi, you should check the cable, software, and hardware.
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2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray First Drive: Z06-Beating Hybrid Offers More Than Just Speed
The fastest factory Corvette is also the most complicated, with the E-Ray pairing a fierce V8 with electrification. Yes, you get speed, but some surprises too.
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You Need To Make Sure Your Web Browser Is Updated, Here's Why
No matter if you use Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, or Safari, it's important to update your web browsers to protect yourself from hackers.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max 2nd Gen Vs 1st Gen Differences: Is It Worth The Upgrade?
Amazon has a new Fire TV Stick available with a name that's almost identical to its predecessor. Can you tell the difference? Is it worth the cash?
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How To Find And Recover Your Old Spotify Playlists
Spotify is one of the top music streaming platforms in the industry, and if you accidentally deleted an old playlist, here is how you get it back.
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The Hidden Dangers Of That New Car Smell Everyone Knows
If you have sat in a new car, you may have noticed they all have a "new car smell," but while some enjoy it, it could be hazardous to some people.
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Will This New Streaming Device Replace Your Apple TV?
Charter and Comcast are two cable giants that are offering their new streaming box, Xumo, but is it good enough to replace Apple TV and other streaming devices?
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This Age-Old Trick Can Help Ensure Tire Safety: Here's How To Do It Correctly
Balding tires are a recipe for disastrous driving, but a penny is an easy substitute for a fancy tire pressure gauge when checking the tread of your wheels.
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2024 Kia EV9 Prices: How Much Each Trim Level Will Cost (And How Much Range They Get)
The EPA has just announced the range figures for the new 2024 Kia EV9. Here is what you need to know about each trim mile range, pricing, and horsepower.
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3 Signs Your Computer's Webcam Might Have Been Hacked
While technology can be helpful for everyday tasks, they are susceptible to being hacked. If you use a webcam, there are three things to watch for.
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Every Major Motorcycle Engine Type Ranked From Worst To Best
The engine powering your motorcycle determines how it handles, where you can take it, and what you can do with it. Here are the major engines types, ranked.
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Google Now Lets You Generate AI Images Straight From The Search Bar
Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE) is getting upgrades to allow users to create AI images and also get writing inspiration by using the search bar.
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Microsoft's New Xbox Series S Starter Bundle Sets Its Sights On Holiday Shoppers
The Xbox S is currently available with a valuable bundle for an excellent price. This is likely to be a popular item at holiday time -- if it is still around.
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OnePlus Open Foldable Partially Revealed As We Barrel Toward Launch
OnePlus recently announced via X, formally known as Twitter, the release date for its new foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. Here is what we know so far.
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Road Trip Bucket List: 10 Essential Grand Touring Routes Worth The Journey
Drivers can find amazing roads through almost any part of the world. Here are 10 fantastic routes that you should add to your road trip bucket list.
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5 Of The Most Popular Mini Chainsaws (Ranked By Price)
Whether you take on light carpentry projects or have small trees in your yard, these mini chainsaws will prove useful without the costs of larger models.
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The Evolution Of The iPhone From 2007 To 2023
Apple has released a new model for iPhone almost every year. As technology has evolved and the needs of people have changed, so has the iPhone.
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Starlink's Direct-To-Cell Service Is Coming, Here's How Long You Have To Wait
Satellite cell service is coming thanks to existing Starlink satellites, which could come sooner rather than later thanks to a deal with one cellular carrier.
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Why NASA's Exploration Of This Metal-Packed Asteroid Could Have Big Implications
NASA's Psyche mission is sending a spacecraft to investigate an unusual metal-rich asteroid that may help unravel mysteries about how Earth formed.
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10 Classic Muscle Cars That Were Ahead Of Their Time
Muscle cars were designed to win at the track, but the quest for prestige in competition led to some of the most innovative engineering in automotive history.
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