5 Cheap And Simple Hacks That Will Help Organize Your Desk
If your home office is cluttered, there are five cheap and simple hacks you can use to simplify and organize your workspace to be more productive.
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The Google Chrome Feature That'll Come In Handy When You Have Multiple Tabs Open
Can't figure out which Chrome tab the audio is coming out of? Thankfully, with this feature, you can quickly identify it and put a stop to it.
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Makita's Mobile Coffee Maker Is Perfect For Your Camping Trip
The Makita mobile coffee maker will be your best friend when on a camping trip. With a 5 Ah LXT battery, you can get three 5-ounce cups of coffee.
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The MGM-140 ATACMS Demystified: Understanding Its Price And Capabilities
The MGM-ATAMCS or Army Tactical Missile Systems are a surface-to-surface missile system headed to Ukraine. Here's everything we know about them.
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13 Things Android Can Do That iPhone Can't
The gap between Android and iPhone market segments inches ever closer. For those on the fence, these are the things Android can do that iPhone can't.
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5 Of The Best Apple Watch Apps For Keeping Safe While Traveling
If you love to travel and have an Apple Watch, having these five apps is a good idea to ensure you are safe, whether it's going across the country or overseas.
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Why This British Anti-Tank Artillery Gun Had Such A Bad Reputation
The British Smith Gun, an anti-tank weapon, was pushed into obscurity for underperforming in combat during World War II.
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5 Incredible Details About Elon Musk's Hyperloop
A functional hyperloop would allow cheap, safe, environmentally friendly, surface-level travel at passenger jet speeds.
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This Strange Design Behind This Guided Missile Destroyer Is Actually Genius
The USS Zumwalt has an angular design and unique construction that gives it two key benefits out on the water. Here's everything we know about it.
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Why Windows Copilot Has Users A Little Underwhelmed
Microsoft wants you to believe Windows Copilot "works any way you want." But is that really so in practice? It's time for a deeper look.
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Netflix's Latest Price Increase Targets Basic And Premium Subscribers
If you're still clinging to your old Basic plan, prepare yourself. Netflix says both Basic and Premium customers will pay more starting now.
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This Hidden iOS 17 Feature Works To Protect Your Eyes, Here's How To Set It Up
iOS has a new eye-safety feature that will remind you to hold your iPhone a good distance away from your face. Here's how it works and how to set it up.
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10 Incredible Airshows Every Aviation Enthusiast Must See At Least Once
An airshow is a great opportunity to see some of the most advanced aircraft in the world demonstrate their incredible abilities. Here are 10 worth checking out.
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5 iPad Tricks Every Parent Will Be Grateful To Know About
Children can use iPads effectively for a variety of reasons, including education and entertainment, but setting up some parental supervision goes a long way.
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How To Turn Off Optimized Battery Charging On Your Apple Watch
One of the measures implemented by Apple to enhance battery life is Optimized Battery Charging, but it's not useful for everyone.
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What Makes Makita's New Smart Cooler Perfect For Any Season
Camping and barbecue coolers are getting smarter and more functional, as evidenced by the latest offering from Makita, which is both versatile and convenient.
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How To Turn Off Notification History On Your Android Phone
Your notification history can be handy in case you accidentally dismiss one that you wanted, but it's also a privacy nightmare. Here's how to turn it off.
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5 Ryobi Tool Storage Products That Will Keep Your Tools Organized And Looking Good
Ryobi's here to help with organizing your various tools and materials so you never lose track of any important equipment when the duty calls for some handiwork.
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This Hidden Google Feature Will Scan The Dark Web For Your Email Address: Here's How To Use It
If you are a Google One subscriber you already have a tool you can use to scan the dark web to make sure your data is safe. We'll show you how to use it.
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Twitter's Latest Test Puts Some New Users In Read-Only Mode Unless They Pay
X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing a controversial idea: requiring users to pay a small annual fee in order to access basic features like posting.
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Every Apple Pencil Compared: Key Differences To Know Before You Buy
With now three different generations of Apple Pencils at varying prices, there are some important differences between the pencils' features and capabilities.
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10 Of The Highest Rated Laptop Backpacks For School Or Work
What style and design appeal to you is very personal, which makes hunting for the right laptop backpack a never-ending quest. Consider these 10 as you decide.
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The Magic Behind SawStop: How They Work (And Keep You Safe)
It may seem hard to comprehend that a table saw can detect your finger in the way, but SawStop does.
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New Apple Pencil USB-C Gives iPad A Third Stylus Option
Apple launched a new entry-level Pencil today which charges via USB Type-C and magnetically attaches, but loses pressure sensitivity and wireless charging.
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Is Ryobi's New 18V ONE+ Jump Starter Kit Worth It?
Finding you have a dead car battery in the middle of nowhere can be panic-inducing unless you have a jump start kit in the truck to get you back on the road.
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Samsung SmartTag2 Vs. Apple AirTag: Which Is The Right Tracker For Your Belongings?
If you travel a lot then you have probably heard of the new Samsung SmartTag2 Vs. Apple AirTag, but which one is better for protecting your belongings?
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Ryobi Battery Troubleshooting Tips You Should Try Before Sending It In For Repairs
If you are having trouble with your Ryobi power tool batteries, then it's important to try these troubleshooting tips before sending it in for repairs.
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