5 Of The Fastest Passenger Trains From Around The World
Though the United States hasn't embraced high speed trains, there are many countries around the world that have.
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10 Of The Best Point And Shoot Film Cameras You Can Buy Right Now
If you want to soak in the nostalgia of using 35mm film, point-and-shoot cameras are great as they are super easy to use. These are the 10 best right now.
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We've gotten plenty of warnings about screen use and eye strain over the years, but does the size of the screen make any sort of difference?
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Tank Boat: A Look At Indonesia's Impressive Military Combat Vehicle
The country of Indonesia has over 33,000 miles of coastline to protect and it's doing so with a pair of tank boats. Here's everything you need to know.
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Android Users Can Make Their Own iPhone 15 Style Action Button: Here's How
The new Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro series can be programmed to do pretty much anything. Here's how you can do something similar on Android.
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Here's Why iPhone's New Visual Look Up Feature Is Essential For Hikers And Campers
If you're worried about a poisonous berry or plant, your iPhone's Visual Look Up feature can help you out, as long as you've an active internet connection.
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These Rare Apple Items Are Up For Auction, And They're Worth More Than You'd Think
More rare Apple products have been put up for auction, and these artifacts of tech history may command a price tag that's higher than you would expect.
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Bing AI Joins Microsoft's Bug Bounty Program - And The Payouts Are Big
Microsoft's Bing AI launched a new bug bounty program designed to find important and critical flaws in the chatbot. If you find one, the reward is pretty big.
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How To Pick The Right Extension Cord (And Why It Matters More Than You Think)
It may seem like it doesn't matter what kind of extension cord you get but it actually does. Having the right cord can mitigate the risks of shocks and fires.
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10 Of The Top WWI Fighter Aircraft, Ranked
World War I was the cradle of combat aviation. Over the course of the war, many new models were designed, built, and deployed. Here are the best.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max 2nd Gen Vs 1st Gen Differences: Is It Worth The Upgrade?
Amazon has a new Fire TV Stick available with a name that's almost identical to its predecessor. Can you tell the difference? Is it worth the cash?
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OnePlus Open Foldable Partially Revealed As We Barrel Toward Launch
OnePlus recently announced via X, formally known as Twitter, the release date for its new foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. Here is what we know so far.
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5 Of The Most Popular Mini Chainsaws (Ranked By Price)
Whether you take on light carpentry projects or have small trees in your yard, these mini chainsaws will prove useful without the costs of larger models.
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Starlink's Direct-To-Cell Service Is Coming, Here's How Long You Have To Wait
Satellite cell service is coming thanks to existing Starlink satellites, which could come sooner rather than later thanks to a deal with one cellular carrier.
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5 Of The Worst Tools That Snap On Has Ever Made
Snap On is known for its premium tools, but with every high quality drill that's offered, there's also the worry of buying an overpriced screwdriver too.
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How To Flip Your Monitor To Vertical In Windows (And Why You Should)
One way to spice up the productivity of your workstation can be flipping your monitor 90 degrees, so here's how to set up a vertical monitor for Windows.
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These 3 Tricks Could Save Your Water Damaged AirPods
If your AirPods were submerged in water then you need to take quick action by trying to wipe them off with a micro-fiber towel or try the Water Eject Shortcut.
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How To Enable Incognito Mode In Google Maps
Sometimes, you just don't want your movement and location tracked by a large corporation. Google understands, and offers as a solution Incognito mode.
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Major Fitbit Outage Hits Mobile App And User Accounts
Fitbit has confirmed a major service outage is impacting its customers. Many users are unable to sign into their accounts and record activity data in the app.
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Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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This Hidden Google Maps Feature Is An Easy Way To Track Your Favorite Spots
Instead of the pin icon, you can now mark your favorite restaurant on Google Maps with a burger. Or your auto mechanic with a wrench. Sound like fun? Learn how.
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5 Deals On DeWalt Tools And Accessories You Don't Want To Miss This Prime Day
Amazon's latest Prime Day brings heavy discounts on certain items, including these useful DeWalt products. Some are more than half off their usual price.
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More Remains Recovered From Titan Sub Wreckage
More remains and debris from the Titan submersible that imploded this past June have been recovered from the bottom of the ocean. Here's what we know.
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Why The Launch Of Windows 95 Was Such A Huge Deal
The first version of Windows with the modern look based on a Start menu, Windows 95 made computing, and internet access in particular, accessible to all.
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Ryobi's Latest Tool Accessories Are All About Boosting Your Productivity
If you use Ryobi tools for your business or DIY projects, then Ryobi's latest tool accessories are a sure way to help boost your productivity.
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Why California's Right To Repair Law Could Have Big Implications For The US
A new Right to Repair law from California state is a win for consumers, requiring comprehensive product support and resources for repairing tech.
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How To Use Roadside Assistance By Satellite With AAA On iPhone 15
Needing a tow where your phone won't work can be scary. Using a satellite to call for help can be a lifesaver. Here's how to do it on an iPhone 15.
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