Bitcoin Has Recently Lost A Lot Of Its Value. Here's Why
Despite the notion that Bitcoin's value should be based on the utility and longevity of the technology, it seems the coin's cost remains tied to market trends.
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The Best DSLR Cameras You Can Buy Right Now
Even as Mirrorless cameras gain popularity, DSLRs still offer top-quality shots and smooth user interfaces. These DSLR cameras are the best on the market.
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How To Watch Netflix On Your Peloton
Peloton users have found a couple of unofficial ways to install the Netflix app and stream content in a web browser. An official app may be on the way, too.
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How To Use Walkie-Talkie On Your Apple Watch
Apple Watch has a lot of cool features, but one of the most useful is Walkie-Talkie. Here's how to setup and use Walkie-Talkie on your Apple Watch.
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A OnePlus Nord 2T Unboxing Video Leaked Just Days Before Its Supposed Launch
The next OnePlus phone appears to be leaked in an unboxing video just days before it's likely ready to be revealed by the company itself.
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The Simple iPhone Hack To Share Photos You Probably Didn't Know About
Most iPhone "hacks" are obvious things everyone already knows, but not this one. TikTok has unearthed a simple shortcut for rapidly sharing images.
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How To Fix When Your iPhone Has No Service
Is iPhone connectivity giving you trouble? There are a few possible ways to fix the problem yourself, and they're all pretty simple to perform.
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Whatever Happened To The iPod Nano?
The iPod lives on as a touch-based device, but it was once a simple, dedicated audio player that came in multiple flavors, not the least of which was the nano.
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The Real Reason HD-DVD Lost The Format Wars
You may remember the brief presence of HD-DVDs on the market, but what happened to them? The format seemed to disappear as quickly as it arrived.
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How To Change Your Default Apps On Android Phones
There's no reason to stick with the default apps on your Android phone when there very well be many that better suit you. Here's how to optimize.
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Gucci Will Soon Accept Cryptocurrency - Here's Why That Matters
Gucci announces the adoption of cryptocurrency -- such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and a few shockers, like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu -- for use in stores.
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17 Best Uses For Old Android Phones
Everyone has old cell phones sitting in their cabinet. Fortunately, there actually are a number of quite useful purposes for them.
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How To Cancel Your Unwanted App Store Subscription
Apple TV, Apple Watch, iPhone, iPod touch, and macOS devices can all cancel App Store subscriptions if one follows the right set of steps.
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Windows 11 Xbox Controller Bar Makes Gaming Without A Keyboard Easier
A new Controller Bar feature has arrived for Windows 11 users working with Xbox Wireless controllers, allowing simplified navigation and quick game access.
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Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 Leaked In Three Variants, Including A Pro
It would appear that Samsung's next smartwatch line could be revealed in more variants than ever before -- including a new "Pro" model with one massive battery.
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What Would Really Happen If The Moon Disappeared
Most people probably wouldn't notice if the moon went AWOL... at least not at first. Things would quickly and catastrophically change, however.
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What TikTok's Newest Program Means For Your Favorite Creators
TikTok has introduced a new way for creators to make money: Pulse, its first advertisement revenue sharing program linking creators and brands.
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Clipchamp: How To Get Microsoft's New Video Editing App For Free
Microsoft has replaced its old Movie Maker application with a new video editor called Clipchamp, but you don't have to pay to get access to it.
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How To Fix An iPhone That Won't Charge
After prolonged use, your iPhone might run into a non-charging battery situation. The fix could be simple, or a more complicated procedure might be needed.
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The 12 Best Tech Inventions Of April 2022
Technology is advancing at ever-increasing rates. Here are the 12 most significant technological breakthroughs that happened in April.
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OnePlus Nord 2T Launch Likely Imminent As Press Photos Leak
OnePlus seems to be on the brink of revealing another new Nord device, as evidenced by the appearance of a set of rather official-looking press photos.
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Google Could Launch A Pixel Buds Upgrade To Compete With AirPods Pro
Google's next new device appears to have leaked in the form of a pair of higher-end earbuds called Pixel Buds Pro. Could these earbuds do battle with AirPods?
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How To Use Your Android As A Second Monitor For Your PC
While it may take a little bit of work, you can use your Android device as an additional monitor for your Windows PC. Here's how to do just that.
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Acer's Chromebook Spin 514 Gets An AMD Speed Upgrade
Acer is back with another Chromebook model, this one just as flexible as the others we've seen in 2022, but with an enterprise counterpart for businesses.
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14-Inch Lenovo Slim 9i Leads 2022 Laptop Lineup
Lenovo has introduced its new Slim series laptop, promising consumers a combination of powerful performance, long battery life, and a slim form factor.
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How To Zoom In On FaceTime
As in most cases when using Apple devices, zooming in on a FaceTime call is incredibly easy. Also like Apple, though, directions aren't exactly advertised.
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Sonos' Alexa-Rivaling Voice Assistant Gets A Leaked Launch Date
Sonos will launch a voice assistant in the coming weeks. Here's everything we know so far about how it will work and who (and what) it will support.
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