7 Major Prepaid Carriers That Support RCS Messaging On iPhone
RCS is now available on the iPhone as of the latest update, but your carrier still has to support it. These carriers will offer RCS support on pre-paid plans.
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Were Jet-Powered Seaplanes Ever Built?
Seaplanes and jet-powered airplanes seem to come from two different, mutually exclusive worlds. So were any jet-powered seaplanes ever built?
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What Does PSPS Mean & How Should You Prepare For One In Your Area?
In certain emergency weather conditions, your power company may instate a PSPS. Let's talk about what that is and how to best prepare for one.
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11 Little-Known Home Gadgets Worth Trying For Yourself
Upgrade your home life with 11 little-known gadgets designed to ease chores, save time, and improve your quality of life. Perfect for busy households.
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How To Add Your Flights To Google Calendar
Google's ubiquity means that it can extract flight information from emails, and automatically add important details to your calendar.
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How To Calibrate The Compass On An iPhone
Your iPhone's compass is a feature you may not know about, but it can save your life. However, you'll need to calibrate it before tis first use.
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5 Useful Apple Watch Apps For Your Next Outdoors Adventure
If you enjoy the great outdoors for anything, from hikes to runs to stargazing, these five apps will enable your Apple Watch to help you enjoy it more.
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Every Type Of Battery The TSA Lets You Bring In Your Carry-On
Most of the devices you own are powered by batteries of some sort, but will you be allowed to take them onboard an aircraft?
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5 Clever Uses For Motion Detectors Around Your House
One device that can transform your space into a smart home is a motion sensor. These gadgets are affordable and offer a range of practical uses in your home.
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Why The World's Largest Wooden Ship, The Wyoming, Was A Bad Idea From The Start
The Wyoming held the distinction of the largest wooden boat of its time, but this wasn't necessarily a good thing. Here's the story behind the ship.
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Though A Disaster Right Now, The US Military's B-52J Will Be An Impressive Bomber
Delays continue to plague the development of the Stratofortress' successor, but once it does enter service, the Boeing B-52J has a lot of potential.
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Amazon Is Killing Off One Of Its Prime Features, And The Reason Is Unexpected
Amazon Prime offers lots of perks to its customers, but one of the best is about to end. The change will mean more hassle for those who've grown to love it.
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Do AI Humanizers Actually Work? We Tested Them And This Is What We Found
The newest wave of LLMs and AI tools designed to be "more human" are here, but do they really stand up to the test? We take a hands-on look.
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How To Reset Your Instagram Recommendations (And Why You Might Want To)
Is your Instagram timeline not what you were hoping it would be? It may be because you've liked some things by mistake. Here's how to reset your feed.
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Who Owns Maglite And Where Are The Flashlights Made?
Maglite is the most recognizable flashlight brand in the United States, and the country still manufactures its iconic lights close to where it got started.
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Is Starlink Unlimited? Data Caps, Explained
Starlink has become a widely popular internet provider. However, is the service unlimited, or is there a data cap you should be concerned about?
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6 USB-C Gadgets Every iPhone User Should Know About
Now that the new iterations of the iPhone are officially using the USB-C cable, there are several accessories at users disposal. Here are six to consider.
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How To See Which Apps You Use Most On Your Phone Or Computer
Concerned you're using your phone or computer too much? Your operating system probably has a way to see how much screen time you're using -- here's how.
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Things To Know Before Buying A Refurbished Samsung Phone
Buying refurbished tech can save you a lot of money, but there are some things to consider before picking up a renewed device (especially a phone).
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John Deere Bicycles: What Years Were They Made & How Much Is One Worth Today?
Though John Deere is widely known for its tractors and lawn mowers, the brand has made bicycles on and off for well over a century. Some, naturally, in green.
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The 5 Top-Rated Heated Blankets You Can Get On Amazon
If things are a little chilly in your home this winter, then you may want to consider these top-rated heating blankets that are featured on Amazon.
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Are All USB-C Cables The Same? How To Know You're Buying The Right One
If you've got a drawer full of USB cables, you're probably aware they're not all the same, so how should you make sure you're using the right one?
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Why Isn't There A Mach 2 Bomber Jet In The U.S. Air Force?
It seems like a no-brainer -- the faster the plane, the better for the U.S. But even though the speed could be attainable, America has no Mach 2 bombers.
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3 Ways To Password Protect Your USB Drive (And Why You Should)
If you're in the habit of transferring files using USB drives, you may want to protect the information you store on them. Here's how to easily encrypt them.
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What Does 'Roger' Mean In Military Aviation And Why Do Pilots Say It?
The term "Roger" isn't just a name but a popular piece of aviation lore, and this is what it means and where it came from.
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Everything To Know About Aircraft Engine Maker DeltaHawk
DeltaHawk is ready to release three new engines that cut emissions by as much as 40%. The Wisconsin-based company is using SAF to fuel these engines.
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Can't Update Google Chrome? Here Are A Few Fixes To Try
Google's Chrome is the most popular web browser today. Here's what to do if you can't update to the latest version.
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