Windows 11 Quietly Added A Feature That Could Speed Up Your Old PC
A little-known Windows 11 update is tackling one of the OS’s most frustrating problems, and older PCs could see the biggest gains.
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Android Auto Quietly Added Support For A Surprisingly Useful New App
Did your car's touchscreen get a secret upgrade? Discover the surprisingly useful new productivity app that was just quietly added to Android Auto.
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OpenAI Claims Fake Social Media Accounts Make Americans Hate Data Centers
Are foreign actors secretly manipulating your opinion on AI infrastructure? Discover the shocking new threat report exposing a hidden bot network.
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The iPhone 17 Might Be 2026's Best-Selling Phone, But These Other Options Offer More
Thinking about buying Apple's iPhone 17? Discover these five other incredible smartphones that offer better specs, performance, and value today.
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How Many Wind Turbines Would It Take To Replace A Nuclear Reactor?
Humans can generate power in a variety of ways, including wind turbines. Here's how many it would take to make up for a single nuclear power plant.
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Snap's SPECS May Be The Best Smart Glasses Yet, But There's Good Reason To Be Skeptical
Snap is finally releasing its Spectacles glasses for consumers, called SPECS. They are cool (and expensive), but they may still not be suitable for daily use.
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Why You May See Small Flashing Dots On Your Samsung Phone Screen
Some Samsung phone owners notice tiny flashing dots on their screens. They're not dead pixels, and there's a good explanation for why they're there.
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Your Next Pair Of AirPods Could Come With Cameras, And Not For Taking Photos
Apple's next iteration of its AirPods may have cameras on them. That may sound weird, but their intended purpose could actually be pretty cool.
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When shopping for a new monitor, there are some high-end features you might think you don't need, but depending on your usage, can actually be helpful.
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No Normal Outage: Bankrupt Internet Provider Cuts Off Service Without Warning
Slow internet? At least you have a connection; residents across a section of southern Minnesota don't even have internet after their ISP shut down abruptly.
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6 Awesome Apple Features Android Still Doesn't Have
Android offers more freedom, but Apple still has a few built-in features that Google hasn't matched. Some of them are surprisingly useful day to day.
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The Hidden Risk Modern Heating Systems Can Add To Your Home
Modern heating systems have become increasingly sophisticated and efficient over decades, but there are some lingering dangers that shouldn't be ignored.
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The World's Smallest Electric Motor Has To Be Viewed With A Microscope
Listed in the Guinness World Records, this tiny electric motor needs a special kind of microscope capable of making out a single atom to be seen.
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5 Sam's Club Tech And Auto Finds That Outshine Costco In Price And Value
Think your Costco membership guarantees the best deals? Discover five automotive and electronic upgrades that prove Sam's Club is the true winner.
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Live Hong Kong Concert Highlights How Creepy Humanoid Robots Really Are
A concert in Hong Kong which showcased a humanoid robot signing original songs fell a little bit too far on the creepy side. Here's what happened.
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Being Followed By A Drone While Driving? Here's Why It May Be Tracking Your Car
Drones are everywhere these days — and some may even follow you while you're on the highway. Here's what's going on with these particular drones.
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The FBI Warns That Chinese Spies Are Using Job Boards Like LinkedIn For Serious Scams
The FBI issued a warning that Chinese operatives are trying to source American Intel from job boards. Here's who's affected and what to watch for.
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16 New Pieces Of Portable Tech On Amazon Worth Checking Out In 2026
Portable tech is having a strong year. If you're thinking about upgrading your everyday gear, start with these noteworthy 2026 releases.
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Keeping Outdoor Lights On All Night? Here's How Much It Could Cost You
Many homeowners prefer leaving outdoor lights on all night as an added security measure, but there are electricity cost tradeoffs to this decision.
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Who Owns Whirlpool And Are Its Appliances Made In The USA?
Whirlpool has been making appliances for more than a century, but its ownership structure and manufacturing footprint may surprise some shoppers.
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A Smart Home With No Internet? It's More Possible Than It Sounds
Many smart home devices rely on cloud services and internet access, but there are ways to reduce that dependence while improving privacy and control.
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5 Cool Tech Products You Can Find On Amazon Outlet In June 2026
Deep discounts and genuinely useful features don't always go together. These Amazon Outlet tech finds manage to offer both.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Battery Life: Owners Reveal How Long It Actually Lasts
Before you buy a new Samsung smartwatch, discover the truth about its battery life. We compare the official lab claims to real-world owner reports.
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5 Disadvantages Of QLED TVs That You Should Know Before You Buy
QLED TVs often come up as an affordable alternative to high-end OLED screens, but like any other standard, this one still comes with its share of trade-offs.
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Glider Pilots Shatter Record With 10 Hour Non-Stop Flight
Two pilots broke an aviation record under perfect conditions in one of their favorite places. Here's what they did and how they did it.
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What Does The CE Mean On Electronics & Other Products?
Have you ever noticed the "CE" mark stamped on the back of your gadgets? Discover the surprising legal meaning hidden behind them.
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This Home Cooling System Is Both Eco-Friendly And Cheaper Than An AC Unit
AC units are some of the most common home installations to beat the heat, but there are certainly others. This one, for example, is a cheaper alternative.
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