Pontiac Firebird: A Visual History
Join SlashGear's Azzief Khaliq as he takes you on a visual journey through the 35 year history of one of Pontiac's most notable vehicles, the Firebird.
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The 4 Best Streaming Services For Movie Buffs
Bored by the offerings on Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Max? Here are some of the best underground streaming services that movie buffs will appreciate.
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How Much Water Depth Can A Toyota Tundra Handle Without Any Mods?
The Toyota Tundra can deal with driving over wet surfaces, but how deep can the water get before your unmodded truck starts to have a problem?
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What A Yellow Border Around Your Screen In Windows 11 Means (And How To Remove It)
Yellow borders around the screen of your Windows 11 computer are likely nothing to worry about, but it might mean certain features are running.
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Boeing 737 Vs. Airbus A320: How To Tell These Two Planes Apart
Given how similar modern-day planes look, it may not be the easiest of jobs to differentiate between a Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320.
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6 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Used Classic Gaming Console
It can be a blast from the past to collect classic game systems, but there are a few things worth knowing before buying one of these consoles used.
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Having coolant and motor oil mix in an engine is never good. This is what happens when they blend together, and some possible causes for the issue.
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Hey Siri Not Working On Your iPhone? Here's How To Fix It
The "Hey Siri" function on your iPhone could not work for a variety of reasons, from a dirty mic to a phone lacking a software update. Here's how to fix it.
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Is It Safe To Use The WD-40 Electric Parts Cleaner On A Computer?
From 3D printers to video game controllers, WD-40 Electric Parts Cleaner seems like it can help clean almost anything. But is it safe to use on a computer?
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8 Hidden macOS Sequoia Changes That Will Leave You Amazed
Apple Intelligence in macOS Sequoia may be grabbing all the headlines, but the new OS version brings a lot of less-known productivity-oriented features.
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Did Apple Discontinue The MagSafe Battery Pack For Good? Here's What We Know
Apple quietly removed the MagSafe Battery Pack from the market in 2023, but is this wireless charger discontinued for good? Here's what we know.
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Can Airliners Still Fly If They Lose One Engine?
Commercial flights are one of the safest forms to get from point A to point b today, but can airliners still fly if they lose one of their engines?
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What Was The Ford Capri And Why Was It Legendary?
While the U.S. had the Mustang as its pony car, European drivers were in need of a suitable counterpart in the region, which is what the Ford Capri soon became.
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WD-40 Vs. PB Blaster: What's The Difference & How To Pick The Right One For Your Needs
WD-40 and PB Blaster are both great to keep around the garage, but do they serve the same purpose or do you need one or the other depending on your situation?
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15 Motorcycles Under $10,000 From The Best-Known Brands
Hot to trot for a new motorcycle? No need break the bank for something flashy. There are a ton of major brands with great, affordable options under $10,000.
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How To Connect Sony Headphones To iPhone: A Step-By-Step Guide
The process of Bluetooth pairing most over-ear headphones from Sony to iPhone is streamlined, meaning most models should follow the same instructions.
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Are Amazon's Alexa Services Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
Outside of these obvious conveniences that Alexa comes with, her use isn't always smooth sailing.
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Which Toyota Models Have JBL Sound Systems?
Working together for decades has enabled Toyota and JBL to create a tailored sound experience inside the vehicles.
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Do Aircraft Carriers Travel Alone?
An aircraft carrier is one of the most intimidating ships you'll see on the water, but that doesn't mean it's immune from attack. Here's what goes with them.
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What Causes Runaway In Diesel Engines, And Can It Be Stopped?
Without proper maintenance, diesel engines can experience something called runaway -- the engine continually revs, no matter what the driver does.
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As Apple's iPhone 16 Event Gets A Rumored Date, Here's What We Expect
Rumors are swirling around the exact dates for Apple's iPhone 16 event and when the new devices will hit the shelves. Here's everything we know right now.
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How Many People Are On The USS George Washington (CVN 73) & Where's Its Homeport?
The USS George Washington (CVN 73) aircraft carrier has a significant part in history. Here's how many people are on the vessel and its current homeport.
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6 Chevrolet Models That Ruled The 1980s
After new fuel regulations and shortages, the 1970s weren't a great era for American cars. In the 1980s, that changed. These Chevys were the best of the decade.
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Why Did The Bayesian Superyacht Sink So Disastrously? These Theories Could Explain It
The Bayesian superyacht tragedy has captivated the world in the past few days, but the reasons behind its sinking aren't fully known. Here are the theories.
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Why Can't You Play PS5 Games From An External Hard Drive? What You Need To Know
The PlayStation 5 is one of the best gaming consoles on the market, but a peculiar feature makes it impossible to play from an external hard drive.
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Are Ryobi's 18V Paint Sprayers Any Good? Here's What Owners Have To Say
Ryobi makes lots of great cordless tools, but its 18V paint sprayer is discontinued and becoming difficult to find. Is it worth tracking one down?
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11 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Toyota Corolla (New Or Used)
Whether you're looking to buy a new or used Toyota Corolla, brush up on all the positives and negatives about this Toyota offering before committing.
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