How Often Should You Change Your Passwords? Here's What Security Experts Say
You've probably been told to change your passwords regularly, but should you really do it? There's a clear answer to that question, and experts agree.
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Here's How To Clear Your iPhone's Cache (And Why You Might Want To)
Is your iPhone running slowly or having trouble with some common tasks? It could just need to have its cache cleared. Here's the steps to follow.
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Is There A Difference Between Cheap & Expensive Smartwatches, Besides Price?
Whether you're tracking a workout or want to stay connected, a Smartwatch can be an expensive investment, but is there any difference with a cheap one?
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Are Cruise Ships Doomed In A Tsunami? The Answer's Not What You Might Expect
Patrons of Norwegian Cruise Lines, like many other cruise ship liners, have been either stranded or immediately re-routed due to the recent tsunami warnings.
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Who Owns Caterpillar And Where Is Its Construction Equipment Made?
There is perhaps no more iconic sight on a construction site than the iconic black-and-yellow Caterpillar branding, but where are those machines made?
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How To Spot A Scam On AliExpress: Warning Signs To Look For Before You Buy
AliExpress is home to some good deals, but it's important to watch out for scam listings and warning signs. Here's how to save your time and money.
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This Smart iPhone Accessory May Be One You Never Knew You Needed
Instead of carrying a phone stand, wireless charger, wallet, and tracking tag, this accessory bundles them all into one. Unfortunately, you can't buy it yet.
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What Happens To Solar Panels When Their Lifespan Comes To An End?
Solar panels last a long time, but after a few decades, their lifespan comes to an end. What happens next? We look at the options available.
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Can An iPad Be Set Up For Multiple Users? Here's What You Need To Know
iPads remain among the most popular tablets on the market, but they are fundamentally designed for one user. However, some options allow for multiple users.
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When Was Autopilot Invented For Planes? (It's Older Than You'd Expect)
Basic autopilot systems have existed for almost as long as powered flight, with the first gyroscopic model by Lawrence Sperry first used in 1912.
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5 Private Jets That Feature Full Bedrooms
If you've got tens of millions of dollars to spend, you too could fly across the world in comfort and style with an private jet that feels just like home.
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Do USB Drives Get Heavier When You Store More Data? It's Actually The Opposite
Wondering if your USB stick gets heavier with more files? Surprisingly, it gets microscopically lighter. Learn how.
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How Can You Tell If Your Computer Was Hacked? (And What You Can Do About It)
Is your computer acting weird? It might’ve been hacked. Here’s how to spot the signs and what you can do to fix it fast.
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5 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Smartphones That Are Still Worth Buying
These budget-friendly smartphones have stood the test of time and are still worth your money if you're looking for some bang for your buck.
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Who Owns OnePlus Phones And Where Are They Made?
Ever wondered who really owns OnePlus and where those sleek phones come from? Here are the answers to your questions.
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13 Of The Best Adobe App Alternatives That Are Cheaper Or Free
Sick of Adobe's pricey subscriptions? These 13 cheaper or free alternatives cover photo editing, video, animation, PDFs and more with no strings attached.
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Here's What You'll Need To Power Your Starlink Mini
The Starlink Mini is a convenient option for on-the-go internet for a particular reason: the way its power consumption works.
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Dropbox Is Deleting Saved Passwords Soon, Here's How To Save Yours
Dropbox's is giving up on its password manager service, though it is offering discounts and avenues to transfer your data to another password manager.
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5 Of The Best New Android 16 Features You Should Try
Android 16 brings subtle but useful features like live activity updates, predictive back previews, enhanced security, and better scam protection.
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How Something As Simple As Used CDs Almost Broke The Music Industry
In 2000, record sales were dropping thanks to file sharing, and suddenly, used CDs were a much bigger problem for record labels than ever before.
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What Is A Mouse Jiggler & Can Companies Detect When One Is Being Used?
While remote work can mean freedom for some workers, others are subjected to increased employer surveillance. This is where a mouse jiggler can come in.
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Why Do Some Airplanes Have Black Paint Under The Cockpit Windows?
Much like football players, airplanes often have black paint under their "eyes," and while the basic idea is similar, there are some differences.
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Why The RTX 5090 Gaming GPU Is Banned In China (And What NVIDIA May Offer Them Instead)
Nvidia's latest high-end GPU, the RTX 5090, isn't available in China, but the graphics card manufacturer seems to have a plan to get around the restriction.
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This May Be The Best Free Alternative To Photoshop For Digital Painting
Photoshop’s great, but pricey. If you’re into digital painting, this might just be the free tool your creative flow’s been waiting for.
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Tired Of Duplicates In Google Photos? Here's What You Can Do
Sick of seeing the same photo five times in Google Photos? Here’s how you can clean up the clutter without losing your memories.
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Are Smart Glasses A Viable Alternative To Computer Monitors?
Smart glasses are getting better and some even claim they can replace your monitor. Here’s what sets them apart and where they still fall short.
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How Many People Fall Off Cruise Ships Each Year?
Falling overboard a cruise ship is likely the stuff of nightmares for some. But is it really a common enough occurence to worry about? Here's the story.
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