Google Might Finally Allow You To Change Your Gmail Address In 2026
For more than two decades, Gmail users have been stuck with the addresses they first registered with. However, it looks like that may change soon.
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Your Power Bank Could Be A Problem On Southwest Airlines Flights
Don't tuck that charger away! Southwest's latest safety rule bans charging devices inside bags. See how this change affect your next trip.
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5 Things You Should Never Do On A Company Phone, Unless You Like Trouble
Avoid mishaps and embarrassment: these are the things you should never do on a company phone, including social media, financial apps, and personal browsing.
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China Beamed Gigabit Internet From Space Using Low-Power Lasers: Here's How It Worked
While the raw speed isn't too impressive, it was achieved using a laser with less power than an energy-saving lightbulb.
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The Gear We're Using To Cover CES 2026 And Why We're Taking It To Las Vegas
The Consumer Electronics Show is upon us once again, and for the 2026 edition of the event, our intrepid reporter is bringing this gear for the trip.
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Search For Malaysian Airlines Flight Resumes 12 Years After It Vanished
The disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 remains a mystery, but Ocean Infinity is hoping to resolve it once and for all with a new search.
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5 Email Etiquette Tips Every Professional Should Know
The difference between a good and great email often comes down to etiquette. Learn what professionals do to get it right every time.
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5 Gadgets Under $50 That Deserve A Spot In Your Everyday Carry Kit
If you're looking for practical items to enhance your everyday carry kit, these are some worthwhile options to explore.
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5 USB-C Myths That You Need To Stop Believing
USB-C has become the ubiquitous standard for computer and phone peripherals, but there are some incredibly common misunderstandings about the format.
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Real ID Mobile Driver's License: How (And Where) It Works
The Real ID Mobile Driver's License system offers U.S. travelers a digital option for storing and presenting their identification when checking in at airports.
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I Review Phones For A Living: Here Are My Top 5 All-Time Favorites
When you're a professional smartphone reviewer, only the most innovative, aesthetically pleasing, and easy-to-use phones stand out as all-time favorites.
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How To Easily Set Up Automatic Live Sports Scores On Android
When you want to know happening in a sports fixture, but don't want to break your flow, it's good to have live updates available at a glance.
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5 Of The Best Products Microsoft Should Have Never Discontinued
Microsoft has sunset a variety of financial and software products and gaming and fitness peripherals over the years. Here's why it shouldn't have.
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10 Cheaper Dyson Airwrap Alternatives Worth Considering
The Dyson Airwrap is an iconic product, but its pricey and its far from the only option. Here are 10 styling tools that can achieve similar results for cheaper.
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5 Handy Ways To Use An Inspection Camera Around The Home And Garage
It's difficult to diagnose or fix a problem if you can't see it, and these cameras help you see what's going on in hard-to-reach areas.
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16 Clever 3D Printer Projects To Upgrade Your Home
Get practical ideas for printing everyday tools and home upgrades that'll actually make your 3D printer worth the space it takes.
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How Your Smartwatch Tracks Sleep (And How Accurate It Really Is)
From breathing micromotions to AI coaching, discover the science behind top smartwatches and why they often overestimate how much rest you’re getting.
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5 Free Tools To Keep Your Windows 10 PC Secure Without Further Microsoft Support
Windows 10 is no longer going to receive free security updates in the future, but that doesn't mean you have to update to Windows 11 just yet.
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Never Plug These Devices Into Your Monitor's USB Ports
To ensure the long-term preservation of your computer monitor, refrain from plugging these devices into the monitor's USB ports.
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This 3,500-Year-Old Covered Wagon Might Just Be The Oldest In The World
Covered wagons may be indelibly associated with America's westward expansion, but our ancestors began using them long before the 19th century.
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Shoveling Snow Into The Road Is Illegal In These US States
Some states see snow every winter, and when that happens, residents know they're going to have to shovel much of it out of the way for their cars.
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How Using A Private Network Address On iPhone Works (And Why You Should)
Looking to use a private network on your iPhone? There's a variety of reasons you might want to use one, and it's easier than you may think.
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This Giant Heat Pump Is Expected To Warm Over 40K Homes - Here's How It Works
Plenty of homes all over the world, particularly in Europe, get warm using heat pumps and radiators. How does this new heat pump in Germany actually work?
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First Emergency 'Autoland' - Plane Lands Without Any Pilot Involvement
Autopilot is a excellent piece of technology for pilots to use regularly, but it won't land a plane on its own without any human intervention.
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5 Things You Should Never Tell ChatGPT
It's always dangerous to reveal private information on the internet, and your ChatGPT conversations shouldn't be thought of as private or secure.
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The 5 Best Streamlight Rechargeable Flashlights For All Your Needs
From 2,000-lumen beasts to lanterns that charge your phone, meet the 5 Streamlight flashlights that prove why professional gear is worth the upgrade.
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Who Makes Craftsman Garage Door Openers And Where Are They Manufactured?
Craftsman garage door openers are one of my home improvement options from the famed toolmaker, but where exactly are its garage door openers made?
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