Here's How To Find Your Clipboard History (Windows, Android)
If you're constantly copying and pasting things all day on your computer, knowing how to find your clipboard history is a critical time saver.
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Why Google Discontinued The Desktop App
Google Desktop Search was first introduced for Windows back in 2004, but only seven years after its introduction, the app was discontinued. Here we look at why.
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Secret Short Codes For Android, Explained: What They're For
Short codes let you find out all sorts of information about your phone without having to leave the dialer screen. Here are all the ones that work.
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5 Of The Best DDR5 RAM Kits For Gaming In 2024
An important component of a great gaming computer is the RAM. Here are five of the best DDR5 RAM kits to keep you at the top of your game.
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How To Find The Right Height To Mount Your TV
Before busting out the drill to get your TV up on the wall, it's worth getting granular about what height to mount it. Here's everything you need to consider.
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How NASA Fixed Voyager 1 From 15 Billion Miles Away
Fixing mankind's furthest-flung spacecraft wasn't as easy as sending an update to the App Store. Still, NASA engineers were able to extend the probe's mission.
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Which Aircraft Carrier Is The World's Largest, And How Many Planes Can It Carry?
Aircraft carriers are some of the most formidable military vessels ever created, but what is the biggest of the big? We take a look at the largest ever built.
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Why Google Chrome Is So Slow (And How To Make It Faster)
Has Google Chrome slowed down to a crawl on your computer? Here are some reasons why it may be running so slow and how to fix them.
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5 Gas-Powered Engines We Wish Ford Still Made
Engine tech is constantly evolving, and older models are put out to pasture and replaced. Here are five Ford engines we'd like to see again.
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Where Are Arduino Libraries Located? How To Find Them On Windows, Mac, And Linux
It can be a scary prospect to go digging around your computer looking for specific files. Here's how to find Arduino libraries on Mac, PC, and Linux.
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Who's Dominating The EV Battery Market And Why It's Important
The EV battery market is currently dominated by just a few key companies who own a vast majority of the market share globally. Can you guess who they are?
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The Rise Of Ransomware 2.0: How Attacks Are Evolving And What You Need To Know
Ransomware attacks can leave your business crippled and your sensitive data exposed to the world. Here's how the phenomenon has changed recently.
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5 Classic Muscle Car Engines That Made Tons Of Torque
Due to technology advancements, sports cars today have incredible power, but at the time, these five classic muscle cars made tons of torque.
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5 New Battery Technologies That Could Revolutionize Everything From EVs To Smartphones
Batteries make it possible to take your devices into the world, instead of being anchored to a power outlet. And these advances will make them even better.
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Can Python Be Used With Arduino? Here's Which Programming Languages Are Supported
Arduino microcontrollers are compatible with a range of programming languages. Does this include the increasingly popular Python, and what others can be used?
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How Much Will It Cost To Set Up Your Own Raspberry Pi Print Server?
Older printers require your computer to be physically plugged in to use them. But you can use a cheap Raspberry Pi to turn it into a wireless model.
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Samsung Galaxy A55 Vs. A54: What's The Difference Between These Phone Models?
If you're in the market for a new Android smartphone, you may wonder what the differences are between the Samsung Galaxy A55 and its predecessor the A54.
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6 Innovative New Technologies NASA Is Exploring
Looking to entrepreneurs and innovators for new technology that will transform future space missions, these projects are greenlit for another phase of funding.
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This 360-Degree NASA Video Lets You Visualize Falling Into A Black Hole
NASA answered an age-old and terrifying question about the cosmos by creating a 360-degree visualization of what it would be like to fall into a black hole.
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7 Reasons You Might Need To Change The Distributor Cap On Your Vehicle
If you own an older car with a distributor, it can cause many problems when it goes bad. Here are seven reasons why you might need to replace it.
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How To Find And Delete Your Google Chrome Search And Browsing History
If you share your computer or phone with others, deleting your Google Chrome search and browsing history is important to protect your personal information.
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Do Rotary Engines Have Valves? Here's How They Work
Unlike piston engines, Rotary engines don’t require valves to run. Here’s how rotary engines work and why some designs have incorporated valves.
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Google Vids: What Is It And When Can You Get Access?
Introduced as a new addition to Google Workspace, colleagues can use Google Vids to collaborate and edit basic AI-assisted videos with the help of Gemini.
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Who Makes Jira Software & What Features Does It Offer?
A lot of companies or organization employ Jira Software to get tasks done, but what does it do and what features does it include to help users?
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Do Your Solar Panels Work At Night And When It's Cloudy?
Every year, research and development teams improve the efficiency of capturing solar energy. Does it still matter if panels are in the sun or not?
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Six Planets That Have Unimaginable Storms Compared To Earth
Storms on Earth seem to be getting stronger and stronger, but we can't hold a candle to other storms in our own solar system. Here's what we know.
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How NASA Space Shuttle Tiles Work To Protect Against Extreme Heat
The Space Shuttle orbiters experienced extreme heat during reentry. NASA and its contractors came up with a solution in the form of very special tiles.
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