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  • TSA agent looking at man's ID
    By Lynnae Williams 8 months ago

    Does TSA Accept Digital IDs On Your Phone?

    Digital ID is widely accepted for goods and services across the U.S., but will it get you through airport security checkpoints?

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  • Lynx snowmobile in front of snowy landscape
    By Michael Bruton 8 months ago

    Every Lynx Snowmobile Announced For 2026, Ranked By Price

    Looking for the high-end options for your next winter sports purchase? Lynx is offering a wide range of premium snowmobiles this year for both work and play.

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  • A rolled-up USB cable.
    By Shane O'Neill 8 months ago

    How Long Can A USB Cord Be? (And Does Length Affect Performance?)

    USB cables are used for everything from desktop computers to power tools, but there's only so long a USB cable can be.

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  • a person charging a laptop
    By Samyak Goswami 8 months ago

    Can You Use A 100W Charger For A 65W Laptop?

    Wondering if a 100W charger is safe for your 65W laptop? Here's what you need to know about compatibility and power delivery.

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  • U.S. Navy Submarine on the surface
    By KR Manalo 8 months ago

    How Do Submarines Find Other Ships Underwater?

    Submarines are meant to be stealthy, silent weapons of destruction, but how do they navigate and engage targets? In more ways than you might think.

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  • A person holding an LED lightbulb.
    By Shane O'Neill 8 months ago

    Can You Use A 100W LED Bulb In A 60W Socket?

    Thinking about using a 100W LED bulb in a 60W socket? Learn if it’s safe, what the wattage ratings mean, and how to avoid electrical issues

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  • laptop with screen off on wooden table
    By Pankil Shah 8 months ago

    Windows Showing A Black Screen? Here's How To Fix It

    Seeing nothing but black on your Windows screen? Don’t panic—here’s how to fix it and get things working again!

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  • Closeup of a warplane aircraft engine
    By Michael Bruton 8 months ago

    Groundbreaking Engines That Changed The Face Of Warfare

    Technological advancements made the development of these engines possible -- and forever changed the way outside observers think about war.

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  • Amtrak train stopped in railway station
    By Bob Sharp 8 months ago

    How Fast Do Amtrak Trains Go? A Look At Their Top Speed

    While American trains might not be as speedy as those found in other countries, Amtrak does have some that can go a lot faster than you might expect.

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  • Kids playing an activity-based video game with family
    By Sumukh Rao 8 months ago

    10 Kids Gadgets That Happen To Make Excellent Gifts

    Looking to grab a little tech to brighten your kid's day? These gadgets are easy and safe for children to use, adding just the right amount of fun to their day.

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  • Tapping VPN setting on an Android device
    By Adnan Ahmed 8 months ago

    How To Turn Off The VPN On Your Android Device

    Want to turn off the VPN on your Android phone, tablet, or TV? Here’s a simple guide to help you do it in seconds.

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  • Exhaust for an APU on a larger commercial plane
    By Brad Hill 8 months ago

    What Are APUs And Why Do Some Planes Use Them?

    The APU, or auxiliary power unit aboard an aircraft has a specific purpose, but also a pretty big drawback. Here's what you need to know about it.

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  • Cruise ship out to sea
    By Lynnae Williams 8 months ago

    What Does Code Alpha Mean On A Cruise Ship?

    Cruise ships have their own secret system of announcements that the crew will instantly understand, while not disturbing passengers.

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  • wifi sign public place
    By Jordan Wirth 8 months ago

    Do You Need To Connect To A VPN On Public Wi-Fi? Here's What You Need To Know

    Looking for a cafe where you can post up and work remotely for the day? Not so fast. Public Wi-Fi hotspots can bring a bunch of risks. Is a VPN the solution?

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  • Man Removes Liquids from Suitcase, Throws in Trash Can.
    By Tom Clark 8 months ago

    Why The TSA Liquid Rule Still Exists For Carry-Ons (And How To Properly Pack Them)

    Restrictions on liquids being carried on commercial aircraft are still in place long after they were supposed to have disappeared.

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  • Four TSA approved locks and keys on plain background
    By Bob Sharp 8 months ago

    How Is A TSA-Approved Lock Different From A Regular One?

    A TSA-Approved lock allows your luggage to be inspected by TSA agents without destroying your lock, but what makes these locks so different from standard ones?

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  • Amazon Kindle e-reader resting on top of several paper books
    By Lynnae Williams 8 months ago

    What Exactly Is Amazon First Reads And How Much Does It Cost?

    If you're a voracious reader of books seeking for the next great title for your collection, Amazon's First Reads program may be the thing you need.

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  • Microsoft Edge app on the mobile phone screen
    By Mahnoor Faisal 8 months ago

    Want To Ditch Edge On Windows 11? Microsoft Says No, But You Still Have Option

    If you've got a modern Windows computer, then you likely have had to deal with Microsoft Edge at some point. But why won't Microsoft let users install it?

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  • Camera with multiple lenses
    By Samyak Goswami 8 months ago

    How To Properly Store & Care For Camera Lenses So That They Last

    Your camera lens may eventually need cleaning or to be stored if you're not using it for prolonged periods, but if you do so improperly, you could damage it.

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  • A PSU with wires
    By Paula Beaton 8 months ago

    Is It Okay To Buy A Used Power Supply? 4 Reasons Why You Should Avoid It

    When you're assembling your perfect computer, there are ways to save some money, but you should not compromise by getting a used power supply. Here's why.

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  • Elecq Home plugged into a car
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    By Zach Lisabeth 8 months ago

    Cut Your EV Charging Costs And Power Worries With The Elecq Home EV Charger

    Charging at home is one of the best aspects of owning an EV, and picking the right home charger needn't be a headache.

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  • Alfa-class submarine underway, port view
    By Madeline Cuccio 8 months ago

    Are Submarines Faster Than Ships? How Their Top Speed Compares

    Ships and submarines fight wars above the waves and below, but which of those two is faster? We break down the differences in speed between the two.

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  • Photorealistic camera lenses hanging on a thread by clip-on
    By Diana Croce 8 months ago

    10 Cool Clip-On Gadgets From Amazon To Make Your Life Easier

    Inexpensive clip-on gadgets found on Amazon often feel a little gimmicky, but well built devices can have real functionality in the right situation.

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  • ValPark pitch on
    By David Bixenspan 8 months ago

    What Happened To The ValPark App From Shark Tank Season 7?

    The ValPark app made waves on Shark Tank Season 7 with its promise to streamline valet parking experiences in major cities, but what happened to the app?

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  • Military drone flying over desert
    By Brad Hill 8 months ago

    How Long Can A Military Drone Stay In The Air Without Landing?

    Drones or UAVs are becoming more common in military aircraft and carry out some important missions. So how long can they stay in the air? Here's what we know.

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  • An MQ-9B SkyGuardian on a runway about to take off.
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 8 months ago

    How The US Air Force's Successor To The MQ-9 Reaper Moves Military Drones Into The Future

    The MQ-9 Reaper has served the U.S. admirably, and its run hasn't ended yet. But already its successor has been introduced, in two distinct forms.

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  • Paul Teutul Sr. in black Orange County Choppers T-shirt sitting on silver custom chopper
    By Joe Capraro 8 months ago

    Here's What Happened To Paul Teutul Sr From American Chopper

    The father from the TV show, American Chopper, has had something of a checkered past on and off the screen. Here's everything you need to know.

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