Brazil Orders X Ban: Why Using A VPN Could Be An Expensive Mistake
X, formerly known as Twitter, has been banned in the country of Brazil. If you live there, you might be tempted to use a VPN, but doing so could be costly.
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What Causes An Airplane Tire To Explode?
Due to their strict regulations, it's not common for airplane tires to explode, but there are factors that cause this to happen from time to time.
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Ilmor might be best known for making F1 engines, but it also makes boat engines. Here's when MasterCraft made the switch to Ilmor and how GM was involved.
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Apple is finally adding the RCS standard long supported by Android devices. Here are the main features coming to your green bubble conversations with iOS 18.
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With a commitment to world-class engineering it should come as no surprise that Rolls-Royce engines power some of the most advanced fighter jets in the world.
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In 2008, a fire broke out on the nuclear-powered USS George Washington aircraft carrier and became national news. But what really caused the fire?
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Microsoft Copilot+ PCs: Everything You Need To Know
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macOS Catalina: How To Factory Reset Your Computer
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Much like the president or celebrities get private jets, race horses get to fly in style as well, and it's all thanks to Tex Sutton's customized Boeing 727.
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Having a faucet you can activate with a touch is one thing, but having one you can activate with a voice command can be even more convenient.
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You might think the heyday of flying in planes from decades past is over, but there are a handful of classic aircraft you can still take a ride in.
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Once you've downloaded the best apps, you can take it a step further by making sure your iPad's settings are fit for your pet.
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If you're an iPhone user, you may be surprised to learn that not all smart blinds will work with the Apple Home app.
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Why Your Windows PC Wakes Up From Sleep Mode By Itself (And How To Stop It)
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Here's When Apple's Rumored Foldable iPhone May Hit Store Shelves
Rumors of a possible foldable iPhone have been unfolding recently. Here is everything we know about it and when it might hit the Apple Store.
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Why Did The Navy Sink Aircraft Carrier CV/CVA-34 (USS Oriskany) & Where Is It Now?
Some time ago, the U.S. Navy sank one of its aircraft carriers for a reason that may not be immediately obvious. Here's where and why they did it.
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Are Samsung Laptops Any Good? Here's What Owners Say
Samsung has been in the laptop game for a while, but are the products any good? While it's not a definitive answer, here's what owners have to say.
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We Tested The World's Cheapest Foldable Phone. Is It Any Good?
SlashGear tested one of the world's cheapest foldable phones to see if the low price meant sacrificing quality, and we were pleasantly surprised.
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5 Night Mode Tips Every iPhone Photographer Should Know
The iPhone can capture amazing photographs using Night mode, but here are five tips that will help you create even better images in low light.
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The best part about smart doorbells, specifically Ring ones, is that there is a battery-powered version.
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Air quality can be key to helping you achieve better health so an air quality sensor can be a great addition to your smart home. Here are some to try.
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Everything We Know About macOS Sequoia: Potential Release Date, Features & More
This fall is a significant time for Apple users as macOS Sequoia is officially being released. Here's everything you need to know about the new software.
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Apple by default will require you to enter your Apple ID password to install apps, which makes sense for paid apps, but for free apps it can be unnecessary.
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Gmail: How To Search Your Inbox For Unread Messages
If your Gmail inbox is getting a bit cluttered and you're having trouble finding unread messages, there are a few tips to make things easier.
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Portable projectors are great, but it's important to become familiar with what to look for in order to find the best one for your needs.
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