How To Get Lost Items Back From Uber (And How Much It'll Cost)
If you've ever ridden in the back of an Uber and forgotten an item when you got out, never fear! There is a solution for that, but it'll cost you a little bit.
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How To Add Microsoft Defender Browser Protection To Google Chrome
If you spend any time browsing the internet, chances are you're using Google's Chrome web browser. Now, Microsoft has an extension to help keep your PC safe.
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How Long Can You Rent A Lawn Mower From Home Depot & What Does It Cost?
If you only need a lawnmower for a single job or a brief period of time, you can always rent one from Home Depot for much cheaper than buying one.
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How To Back Up Your iPad To iCloud
There are many reasons to back up your iPad's data. We examine how to use Apple’s iCloud Backup and what data it stores in the cloud.
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Why The Ohio Class Submarine Is The Best Unused Weapon In The U.S. Arsenal
The U.S. military spends a lot of money each year on Ohio class nuclear subs, but they have never been used in combat. Here's why it's money well spent.
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Best Buy Deal Slashes Pixel 7a Price To $249, But There's A Catch
The budget-friendly Pixel 7a reaches its lowest price ever, though you'll get an even better deal when activating it with one of the biggest carriers.
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The Rabbit R1 AI Gadget Had A Wild Launch: What You Need To Know
The Rabbit R1 was launched with much promise and excitement, but does this latest AI gadget live up to the hype? Here is a look at everything we know.
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What's The Difference Between An ATC & ATV?
Small off-road vehicles are typically called ATVs -- All-Terrain Vehicles. But you might also encounter something called ATCs. What are those?
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Peloton's Post-Pandemic Dive Continues: More Layoffs, CEO Is Out, And Glitches Abound
Peloton's woes continue to mount, resulting in another CEO shakeup, additional layoffs, alongside more and more reports of issues with Peloton equipment.
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Timekettle: Bringing People And Cultures Closer Through Technology
We sat down with Timekettle's CEO, Leal Tian, to talk about their innovative new translation software and hardware, and to understand the company's vision.
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10 New Cars That Still Don't Have Android Auto In 2024
While infotainment systems are standard on many new cars, they don't all support Android Auto. Here are 10 new cars that don't offer Android Auto compatibility.
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America's New 6th-Gen Fighter Jet Will Most Likely Be Equipped With This Cutting-Edge Engine
The U.S. military is hard at work developing a next-generation fighter jet, and that will need very powerful jet engines. Here's what it will most likely have.
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What We Know About The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 So Far
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold is nearly due for its annual update. Thanks to some leaks, rumors, and other bits of info, we have some idea of what it will be like.
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5 Of The Best Steam Deck Screen Protectors You Can Find On Amazon
The Steam Deck is an incredible device that packs the power of a PC in a handheld. But it's not cheap, and you should take care of it, starting with the screen.
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Arduino Mega PWM Pins Explained: What Are They?
If you've got an Arduino of any variety, you might have noticed some of the pins on the board have a tilde mark or PWM printed next to them. What is PWM?
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6 iPhone Features Every Runner Should Know About
If you carry your iPhone while running, here are six features that will help you decrease distractions, increase your safety, and improve your conditioning.
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Android System WebView Explained: What It Is, And Do You Need It?
Have you noticed an app that you don't recall downloading? We've got all the details you need to know, including whether it's malware or not.
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Why Russia Still Uses Armored Military Trains Today
Russia has a long history of using trains for military purposes, and this practice can be traced back to the Russo-Japanese War.
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Will Apple Release A New M3 Or M4 Mac Mini In 2024? Here's What We Know
Apple may be looking to update its Mac Mini lineup this year, but what silicon will it have? It could be the M3 or the M4 processor. Here's what we know.
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How To Remove The Background Of Your Photos On Android
Not only does your phone have a great camera, but it also has enough power to perform some advanced editing techniques, like removing backgrounds from photos.
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Operation Bolo: The Story Of A High Stakes Fighter Jet Dog-Fight
Operation Bolo was a brilliant success for the U.S. but also an important change in the overall air war in Vietnam.
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How To Update Your iPad: A Step-By-Step Guide
Keeping the software up to date on all your devices is important for compatibility and security. Here is how to update your iPad to the latest iPadOS.
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5 Of The First Tanks To Ever See Live Combat
World War I was a proving ground for the world's first tanks and armored vehicles, rife with engineering successes and failures from various countries.
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5 High-Tech Gadgets That Help Make Cooking Outdoors While Camping Much Easier
If you are planning a camping trip, you need to know how to cook your meals. Here are five high-tech gadgets that will make cooking outdoors easier.
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Thermal Efficiency Of Diesel Engines Explained: Why It's Important
Diesel engines can have some big advantages over their gasoline counterparts, and a lot of that has to do with their enhanced thermal efficiency.
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What Is Microsoft Power Apps Used For & How Much Does It Cost?
Power Apps can turn any user into a programmer due to the capability of custom apps without the need for any coding. Here's what it's used for and the cost.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Rumors We Hope Are True (And One That's Disappointing)
Samsung looks to refresh its family of premium smartphones next year, and we've already heard some rumors about what to expect. Here's what we know.
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