How To Use Google Lens On Your PC
Google Lens is a useful feature that lets you search for specific and similar images - and you can use it from the desktop as well as your phone.
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10 Ways To Make Your Smartphone Photos Pop Using Snapseed
Snapseed is a free and full featured photo editing tool available for both Android and iOS. Here is how you can use it to drastically improve your photos.
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The Steamships Of The Great White Fleet: America's Lap Around The World
In the early 1900s, a fleet of U.S. steamships took a lap around the world in a demonstration of might. Here is the story of the Great White Fleet.
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What To Check For If Your Printer Is Printing Blank Pages
We've all been there, needing to print an important document and the seemingly simple device is not playing ball. Here's a few reasons why that might be.
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Two Ways Thieves Can Disable Your Ring Camera (And How To Prevent It)
Package thieves and intruders have come up with a couple of ways to disable pesky Ring cameras. Here's how to your protect yourself and your home.
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11 Of The Weirdest Peripherals Ever Made For Nintendo Systems
From the Game Boy Printer to the NES Power Glove, Nintendo has made some wacky peripherals for its systems over the years. Here are a few of the weirdest.
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You Can Now Control Your iPhone Or iPad Using Your Eyes: Here's How
Apple's latest accessibility features coming in iOS 18 include an eye tracking function that will allow you to control your iPhone without using your hands.
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What Is Quantum Computing And Why Is It So Hard To Explain?
"Quantum" may seem like a useless buzzword, but quantum computing is a real thing, and it's actually understandable even if you don't know physics.
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Why The U.S. Military Scrapped Its Real-Life Iron Man Suit
The Tactical Assault Light Operators Suit would have seen soldiers strapped into a powered exoskeleton and able to perform superhuman feats.
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Is Wireless Charging Bad For Your Phone's Battery?
Wireless charging is convenient, but it has some hidden drawbacks that might make you think twice about using a wired connection instead.
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Where Are Google Chrome Bookmarks Stored? Here's How To Find Them
Google Chrome automatically syncs up bookmarks across devices through your Google account, but that information is also stored on your computer.
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How To Sync A Roku Remote That Doesn't Have A Pairing Button
If you have a Roku remote that is missing a pairing button, but isn't working on your TV anymore, there's a pretty simple fix. We'll show you how.
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10 Specialty Tools Every Home Mechanic Will Wish They Had Sooner
If you're a home mechanic, get your hands on these 10 specialty tools as soon as possible for a more productive DIY experience around the house.
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5 Lowe's Finds That Could Come In Handy For Off-Road Enthusiasts
If you are an off-road enthusiast or wanting to add it as a hobby, here are five finds from Lowe's that could come in handy on your next adventure.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Fly In An L-39 Aero Jet In The US
If it has always been your dream to fly in a military fighter jet but you don't feel like joining the armed forces, catch a ticket for an Aero L-39 jet flight.
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Every Major Leaf Blower Brand Ranked Worst To Best
There are so many leaf blower brands it can be hard to tell the good from the bad. Here's how we think they're ranked, based on a variety of factors.
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Everything To Know About The American T5 Military Tank
The American T5 tank was one of the first ever produced by the United States and would help set the foundation for the armored tanks we have today.
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Here's Why The Boeing 747 Was Discontinued
The original "jumbo jet" the Boeing 747 was officially retired in 2023. Here's why the company retired the "Queen of the Skies" and what might replace it.
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Why The US Government Banned Kaspersky, One Of The Biggest Anti-Virus Tools
If you have Kaspersky tools installed on your computer, take note, they've just been banned. Here's the why, and how long you've got to replace them.
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Home Depot Finds: 6 Budget-Friendly Accessories For Your Vehicle's Interior
Even if your vehicle is loaded with bells and whistles, here are six budget-friendly accessories from Home Depot to consider adding to its interior.
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How To Find And Delete Drafts On Instagram
If you’re an avid user of Instagram, you probably have lots of drafts for Stories, Reels, and posts. Here’s how to delete drafts you no longer want.
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How To Regain Access To Your iPad Without A Passcode
Have you created a new passcode for your iPad and then completely forgotten it? We've all been there. Here's a few ways to regain access to your device.
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Open Box, Refurbished, And Used Electronics: Differences And How To Find The Best Deals
A lot of different words get tossed around to describe non-new electronics. Here's how to know the difference between them and get your money's worth.
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7 Awesome Vehicles Used By SEAL Teams
U.S. Navy SEALs are among the most skilled and well-equipped military units in the world. Here are some of the versatile vehicles they use in their missions.
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When Was The Last 2-Stroke Detroit Diesel Engine Made & Why Did They Stop Production?
Detroit Diesel's 2-stroke diesel engines were stalwarts for many years, but the company eventually abandoned them for the 4-stroke models. Here's why.
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Introducing The Eureka RapidWash: The Pinnacle Of Wet Dry Vacuum Performance
Introducing the Eureka RapidWash: a wet and dry vacuum that offers superior cleaning capabilities at a fraction of the cost of its competitors.
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How To Lock And Hide Apps In iOS 18
Apple has unveiled its next smartphone operating system, iOS 18, and the update allows users to hide and lock apps. Here are the steps on how to do it.
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