5 Preview App Features On macOS You Should Be Using
The Preview app on macOS boasts some very convenient features that users can take advantage of when performing basic editing tasks on their photos.
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Here's What Different Colors Of Exhaust Smoke Mean For Your Car
Ideally, the exhaust fumes coming from your car are supposed to be colorless, essentially invisible.
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How Durable Are Diesels Compared To Gas Engines?
This is a breakdown of why there's a difference in the durability of diesel- and gasoline-powered engines.
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Here's Why So Many Movies Are Still Shot At 24 FPS
Apart from being the default, there is strong historical, economic, and technical context for why many directors have chosen 24 FPS for nearly 100 years.
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You Can Add Your Google-Backed Contacts To An iPhone: Here's How
SIM cards can only hold so many contacts, which is why using a Google account to backup contacts is common practice when swapping to a new smartphone.
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5 Of The Cheapest V8 Engine Powered Vehicles You Can Buy In 2024
As automakers pivot to electric and hybrid tech, V8-powered vehicles that do make it to market offer a blend of traditional muscle power and modern refinements.
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6 Ways To Customize Your iPhone Just For You
Incorporating personal touches for your iPhone goes beyond aesthetics; it's about crafting an experience that resonates with your lifestyle.
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5 Things You Need To Be Doing To Your Car Every 1,000 To 3,000 Miles
Most of the things you should do to your car monthly are simple checks; you'll hardly replace anything.
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Here's Why Your Front Brake Pads Are Wearing Out Faster Than The Back
The tires in a car wear out at different rates depending on several factors, including weight distribution and braking bias.
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Is One Of Your Car's Blinkers Ticking Faster Than The Other? Learn Why
While it's not the most dire problem you might face as a car owner, faulty turn signals can compromise your safety and the safety of others on the road.
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This Simple Tank Modification Changed Tank Design Forever
In 1941, German soldiers encountered T-34 Soviet tanks for the first time. These armored vehicles appeared to be impervious to shells.
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4 Reasons Your Car's Brakes Are Squealing And How To Stop It
Continuous brake squealing could signal that your brake pads are worn out or that there's debris caught between the pad and the rotor.
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What To Know Before Resetting Your iPhone
On the iPhone, there are broadly two types of resets, and you'll find them when you open the Settings app.
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How To Find Where The Alt Key Is On Your Mac
While Apple's habit of being different could inconvenience users coming from Windows, the alt key alternative is simple to find.
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Engine Braking 101: How To Preserve Your Car's Brake Pads With An Automatic Transmission
Engine braking utilizes a car's complicated transmission system, but luckily, it's a relatively easy thing to do from the driver's perspective.
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Everything To Know About The S197 Mustang
Sales for this S197 generation started in 2005 and ended in 2014, and it still holds up as a budget-friendly car among enthusiasts.
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Here's How Self-Driving Cars Stay In Their Lane, Know When To Brake, And More
The answer to how self-driving cars function that is a bit of magical science, but it's science nonetheless.
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Are Acura Vehicles Made In Japan Or The USA?
The decision came when Honda executives were mulling the idea of injecting some luxury and Western manufacturing into Honda.
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The Myth About FPS And Human Vision You Need To Stop Believing
You may have heard this rumor about how many frames per second the human eye can see, but it is in fact just a myth.
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The Best TikTok Accounts To Follow If You Love Fixing Up Classic Cars
The best thing about some of these car restoration accounts is that they have a story behind them and a different approach.
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4 Things You Didn't Realize Your iPhone Calendar Could Do
Learning more about Calendar on your iPhone can boost your productivity and help you get more out of your schedule.
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How To Tell If That Hole In Your Tire Is Too Big To Fix
The tire tread is the part that makes contact with the road. It's the side most likely to get punctured if you run over something sharp, like a nail.
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How To Enable Crossfade On Apple Music
Apple Music on iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 for iPhones and iPads now features crossfade, which allows for a more seamless listening experience.
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What Is Brake Fade And What Causes It?
If your car is taking noticeably longer to stop, this phenomenon is typically called brake fade, and the science behind it is simple.
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Why Your Apple Watch Battery Is Draining Faster Than It Should (And What You Can Do About It)
Ideally battery-draining factors would be linked to your Apple Watch's display, lighting, and processing demands.
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Were Old Cars Built To Last Longer?
The first and most important question you should ask yourself is whether old cars were reliable in the first place.
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5 Common Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Car's Paint
While there's nothing you can do to stop natural abrasion, there might be some habits you have that are ruining your paint job.
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