5 Unexpected Uses For Your Old DVD Or CD Player
It's safe to say the era of CD and DVD players has fallen by the wayside. If you still have one lying around the house, here are some unexpected uses for them.
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5 Household Brands You Didn't Know Made Military Hardware
A wide range of companies that make everyday household products are also surprisingly in charge of manufacturing highly advanced military hardware.
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12 Different WD-40 Products You Might Not Realize Exist
The WD-40 brand makes a whole lot more than its versatile multi-use spray. It has products for cleaning electrical components, lubing chains, and more.
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Can WD-40 Defeat Loctite? Here's What You Need To Do To Release A Screw From Threadlocker
Loctite can help keep various nuts and bolts in place - sometimes a little too well. Here's what you need to do to release a screw from threadlocker.
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3 Luxury Tech Gadgets That Are A Total Waste Of Money
Although many people associate cost with quality, it's not always the case. These 3 incredibly expensive luxury tech gadgets aren't worth it.
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Raspberry Pi 5 Just Got Even Cheaper With New 2GB RAM Model
For those looking to get into programming at the ground floor, the now-cheapest Raspberry Pi is a no-frills option for learning as a beginner tinkerer.
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5 Work From Home Gadgets To Increase Productivity
More people are working remotely than ever before, but they face lots of distractions. Here are some work from home gadgets to increase productivity.
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5 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Drawing Tablets In 2024
Drawing tablets are popular among hobbyists and professional artists but they can be pricey. Here are five low-cost tablets that can get the job done.
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What Does 5G UW Stand For And How Is It Different From Regular 5G?
In the world of wireless mobile phone providers, not all 5G services are created equal. If you are wondering what 5G UW means, we've got the answer.
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The Montana-Class Battleship: The Most Powerful Warships Never Built
The Montana-class would have been the largest battleships in the United States military fleet, had they actually been built during World War 2.
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What P, Av, Tv And M Stand For On A Digital Camera?
It might take some time to get used to the basic set of DSLR camera settings, but you'll be ready to go with a little knowledge and practice.
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10 Of The Coolest iOS 18 Features You May Have Missed
The iOS 18 has seen a ton of attention since its announcement, but its capabilities extend beyond Apple Intelligence. Here are some overlooked features.
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7 Of The Best Android Apps You've Probably Never Heard Of
There are millions of apps in the Google Play Store, and while there are plenty of popular ones, some of the most helpful apps are ones you've never heard of.
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How To Install Decky Loader For Steam Deck (And The 11 Best Plugins To Get)
Decky Loader adds a new layer of functionality to the Steam Deck that can give you extra control over the platform. Here is how to install it and find plugins.
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How Do You Connect Your Phone To A Ryobi Radio? Follow These Simple Steps
Ryobi makes combination radio and speaker devices for a rugged entertainment option while at work, used wired or wireless in just a few steps.
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How Heavy Is The Boeing 747 And How Much Can It Carry?
The Boeing 747, or the Queen of the Skies, is one of the most impressive aircraft ever built, and the weight behind these massive machines will astound you.
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What Does 5ATM Water Resistance Mean On Your Smartwatch?
Learn the significance of water resistance in smartwatches. Explore what the rating means and how it impacts the durability and functionality of your device.
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How To Transfer Photos From iPhone To PC
If you need more space on your iPhone, you can transfer your photos to your Windows PC (which typically offers more space) pretty easily using these steps.
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The Science Behind Bullet Trains' Incredible Speeds
Despite being incredibly fast, traveling aboard bullet trains in Japan in particular feel silky smooth.
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Can You Charge A Ryobi Battery With A Solar Panel?
Solar panels promise free energy for all of your power needs. Here's what you need to know about charging your Ryobi batteries via solar.
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6 Of The Best Open-Source PDF Editors Available To Try
If you regularly modify PDFs or fill out PDF forms, you need a dedicated PDF editor. Here's a few open-source alternatives to Adobe.
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What Does 'No Location Found' Mean On iPhone?
As with all technology, sometimes Find My doesn't work as it should, and one of the messages you might see is "no location found."
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Everything To Know About The Boeing 707 Jetliner
The Boeing 707 Jetliner is an iconic commercial plane that helped usher in a new age of flight for Americans, and it has an interesting and compelling history.
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Everything To Know About Vivo Phones & Accessories
Vivo was founded in 2009 as one of the many subsidiaries of BBK Electronics, a Chinese conglomerate.
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The Army's High Energy Laser Program Is Moving Forward
The U.S. Army's high energy laser program is moving forward, and it could soon have high-tech tanks able to shoot down airborne threats with lasers.
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How To Turn Off 'Find My iPhone'
Regardless of the reason you want to do it, here's how you can quickly turn off Find My on your iPhone.
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How To Connect Your Mac To A TV (Wirelessly Or With HDMI)
Here are all the things you need to know when trying to improve your viewing experience by connecting your Mac to your TV, may it be wirelessly or wired.
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