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  • Charging a MacBook using MagSafe
    By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    MagSafe Or USB-C: Which Port Should You Use To Charge Your MacBook?

    With a MacBook, when it's time to top up you can rely on either the MagSafe connector or a traditional USB-C cable, but which is best?

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  • A digital camera with a prime lens attached
    By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    3 Cheap Prime Lenses To Add To Your Camera Gear

    Whether you're just starting out with a brand-new camera or have been an enthusiast for decades, these three camera lenses are perfect for your collection.

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  • Nvidia 3060 GPU on display
    By Cody D. Campbell 5 months ago

    What's The Most Popular GPU On The Steam Hardware Survey & How Much Does One Cost?

    Curious which GPU tops Steam’s Hardware Survey and how much it costs? Discover the most popular graphics card and its price range.

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  • Google Chrome browswer in Google Play Store
    By Lynnae Williams 5 months ago

    How To Move Google Chrome's Address Bar To The Bottom Of Your Screen On Android

    Want the Chrome address bar at the bottom of your Android screen? Here’s how to move it for easier one-handed browsing.

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  • Sharge M.2 SSD enclosures in yellow and black
    By Sumukh Rao 5 months ago

    13 Tiny, Palm-Sized Gadgets That Are Also Super Useful

    There are millions of products claiming to add convenience to consumers' lives. These tiny problem-solving gadgets are potential daily carry game changers.

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  • Close-up of GeForce RTX logo on graphics card
    By Max Miller 5 months ago

    Nvidia Users Can Fix Low Quality YouTube Videos With This RTX Feature

    There are benefits to rocking some of the best names in the industry, as Nvidia offers an RTX feature to make low-quality videos look better even on YouTube.

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  • Computer generated image of a computer chip on a circuit board
    By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

    This Tiny MIT Chip Could Be The Next Big Thing For 5G

    5G networks have been around for some time, but that doesn't mean there aren't still breakthroughs with 5G. An MIT research team made such a breakthrough.

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  • Hand holding smartphone with Android logo displayed
    By Max Miller 5 months ago

    If You're Buying A New Android Phone In 2025, Stay Away From These Options

    If you're shopping for a new phone now or will be soon, make sure you avoid these big red flags so you don't end up with a subpar Android experience.

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  • Exterior sign displaying Dollar General logo
    By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

    Even Dollar General Sells This Lubricant That Can Easily Remove Rust

    If you need a lubricant, but the nearest store is a Dollar General, fret not. They carry a popular, everyday spray that's also adept at removing rust.

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  • Woman showing Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro to child
    By Max Miller 5 months ago

    3 Cheap iPad Alternatives For Your Kids

    It can be incredibly tempting to just give your kids an iPad and let them distract themselves, but there are some cheaper alternatives that are better suited.

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  • A CPU on a wooden desk with other components around it
    By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    Building Your Own PC? This Is The Component To Pick Out First

    Building your own computer can be an intimidating task for any skill level, but choosing one particular component first can make it a whole lot easier.

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  • Person using a Chromebook and smartphone
    By Lynnae Williams 5 months ago

    Is It Okay To Leave A Chromebook On Its Charger? Here's How To Maximize Your Battery's Life

    Like any device you use regularly, you may be tempted to leave your Chromebook plugged in for extended periods. There are some things to keep in mind first.

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  • A toaster on a kitchen counter.
    By Chris Littlechild 5 months ago

    What Do The Numbers On A Toaster Mean?

    While you might suspect the numbers on a toaster's dial are the time spent cooking or the amount of heat used, in truth, it's more complicated than you'd think.

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  • Hand placing phone with phone case on wireless charger
    By Marinel Sigue 5 months ago

    Do Most Phone Cases Work With Wireless Chargers? Here's What You Need To Know

    Wireless charging is one of the most popular features on phones, allowing users to easily charge their phone without a cable, but will it work with your case?

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  • Technician working in IBM quantum computing lab
    By Bob Sharp 5 months ago

    This Quantum Computer Could Be 20,000 Times Faster Than Anything Before

    Quantum computers are getting faster. IBM's Starling computer will be released in 2029 and will be 20,000 times faster than current quantum computers.

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  • An elaborate desktop PC lit with RGB lights
    By Daniel Trock 5 months ago

    Is It Safe To Overclock A GPU? (And What's The Worst Thing That Can Happen If You Do?)

    Many PC users, especially gamers, want the best performance from their computer components, leading to many in the community to commonly overclock their GPU.

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  • An Austrian Air Force Agusta Bell AB-212 5D-HS flying on a cloudy day
    By Dauglas Denga 5 months ago

    What Is Mast Bumping And How Dangerous Is It For Helicopters?

    Mast bumping is something that can occur with some types of helicopters. Here's exactly what it is, what causes it, and how dangerous it actually is.

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  • Google Messages app on a Pixel device.
    By Aman Kumar 5 months ago

    Group Chats In Google Messages Finally Allow Custom Icons - Here's How To Use Them

    Just spotted a custom icon in your group chat? Messages now lets you set unique icons for RCS groups—here’s how to do it!

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  • An Android smartphone with 21.4 GB of junk files.
    By Aman Kumar 5 months ago

    Here's How To Clear Cache Data On Android All At Once

    Want to speed up your Android device? Learn how to clear all cache data at once and free up valuable storage space quickly.

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  • A Galanz multi-use microwave in a kitchen.
    By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

    Are Multi-Purpose Microwaves Worth The Buy? Here's What The Reviews Say

    Combination microwave ovens free up kitchen space by combining multiple appliances into one, but some reviews indicate the air fryer function is disappointing.

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  • Spotlight search bar macOS desktop
    By Jordan Wirth 5 months ago

    10 Ways MacBook's Spotlight Search Can Help Make Your Life A Little Easier

    Spotlight on macOS isn't just a search bar. From quick math to file hunts, here are 10 ways it quietly makes your daily workflow smoother and faster.

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  • Lori holding Cheekd card on Shark Tank while winking
    By Mikael Trench 5 months ago

    What Happened To The Cheekd Dating Service App On Shark Tank Season 5?

    Created by Lori Cheek, the idea behind Cheekd is simple, but that doesn't mean it was well-received on Shark Tank.

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  • Officer holding a Taser 10 in Sul position
    By Jack Picone 5 months ago

    What Does TASER Stand For & In Which US State Is It Illegal To Carry One?

    Tasers have become an increasingly popular choice by law enforcement, and can even be owned and used by civilians, but not everywhere.

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  • 4th of July fireworks celebrations in New York with the Empire State Building in the foreground.
    By Rahul Srinivas 5 months ago

    One Oregon Town Is Replacing Fourth Of July Fireworks With Futuristic Tech

    Firework shows to celebrate America's independence are a tradition that have been happening since 1777, but one town in Oregon is looking to change things up.

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  • A biplane flying and skywriting
    By Charlie Berrey 5 months ago

    How Do Airplanes Write Messages In The Sky?

    Skywriting is the OG form of text messaging, printing words thousands of feet in the air, but how does it actually work? The answer is actually pretty simple.

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  • Home Theater system displaying big screen and speakers
    By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

    What Does HTPC Stand For & Is It Really Worth Buying One Today?

    If you're hunting for the best TV experience available, there is a bevy of streaming boxes, but you might have seen something called an HTPC. What are they?

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  • A man trying to start a walk-behind mower
    By Shane Schmid 5 months ago

    What Happens If You Use Old Gas In A Lawn Mower?

    You shouldn't use old gasoline with your lawn mower or it can lead to some undesirable results. That said, you still need to recognize when its time to restock.

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