Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 And Watch 7 Ultra Hands-On: Do More Sensors Justify An Upgrade?
Samsung launched two new watches -- the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra. We spent some time with them; here's what we think.
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Samsung Galaxy Ring Hands-On: It's Finally Here, But At An Astonishing Price
The Samsung Galaxy Ring is finally here, and it brings with it better health tracking, long battery life, and a price that you'll have to see to believe.
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Vs. Subaru Impreza WRX: Which Is The Better Rally Car?
The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Subaru Impreza WRX are both iconic rally cars, but which one is right for you? Let's take a look at both cars side by side.
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What's The Difference Between The Chrysler 300 Touring Vs. 300S V6?
If you are considering a 2023 Chrysler 300 since they will soon be gone, here are the main differences between the Touring and 300S V6 editions.
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How To React To An iMessage With Any Emoji You Want
If you are tired of the same reaction emojis when using iMessage, then here's how you can use any emoji that you want when talking to friends or family.
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6 Practical Uses For WD-40 Around The Garage
WD-40 is probably the most versatile tool in your garage, and you can use the spray in more ways than you'd think possible.
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All About The W123 Mercedes Turbo Diesel
Mercedes' W123 Turbo Diesel wasn't the most powerful engine of the 1970s, but it offered fuel mileage that made a big difference under new gas regulations.
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Which MacBook Models Have 120Hz Displays?
Gamers and other users who are looking for high refresh rates should turn toward these MacBook models with 120Hz displays, or ProMotion in Apple's terms.
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Why The Price Of Bitcoin Is Down Today
Bitcoin is no stranger to fluctuations in market price, but today the cryptocurrency hit a major low, all because of one financial decision made in Germany.
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How To Fix Windows Modules Installer Worker High CPU Usage
If you often encounter high CPU usage on Windows, it might be due to the Windows Modules Installer Worker. Here's a few solutions.
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Why The 1985 Toyota MR2 Was A Rewarding Car To Drive
There's good reason Toyota's mid-engine coup is so well regarded. It offered a comfortable drive, its frunk was fun, and many are still in great condition,
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Lucid Air Sapphire Review: $250,000 Gets You More Than Just 205 MPH
SlashGear got behind the wheel of the 2024 Lucid Air Sapphire, and while it has subtle looks, this $250,000 EV is blistering fast with a top speed of 205 mph.
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The Columbia Disaster: Failures That Doomed The Space Shuttle
The Columbia disaster was the direct result of a foam strike, but institutional failures beneath the surface were just as deadly. Here's what went wrong.
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How To Add A Website Shortcut To Your iPhone Home Screen
Web shortcuts are a great way to add easy access to any site from your iPhone home screen. And the best part is that this method works with multiple browsers.
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GM's LSX Vs. LS7 Engine: What's The Difference?
Both the LX7 and LSX lines are home to powerful engines, but there's more that separates the two.
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Hyundai's Own Dealers Just Accused It Of Lying About EV Sales
EV interest in general has softened somewhat in the U.S. market, but allegedly, interest and sales of Hyundai's offerings may have been inflated.
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10 Of The Lowest And Lightest Motorcycles For Shorter Riders
When shopping around for a motorcycle, a bike that's too high and too heavy can be a non-starter for shorter riders. Check out these friendlier options.
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Who Was John C. Stennis And Why Does He Have An Aircraft Carrier Named After Him?
The USS John C. Stennis is currently undergoing some upgrades, so it's a good time to discuss the ship's namesake, Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi.
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All About Google Chrome: What Makes This Web Browser So Unique?
What makes Google Chrome such a special browser can be boiled down to a few elements including its timing.
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Mazda's New 2025 CX-50 Hybrid Has An Engine You Won't Expect
With a little hybrid help from another automaker, the Mazda CX-50 gets to boost its performance and gas mileage to offer a more practical family hauler.
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Single-Plane Vs. Dual-Plane Intake Manifolds: Which Is Better For Your Classic Car?
If you are doing a classic car restoration and not sure whether to go with a single- or dual-plane intake manifold, be sure to consider these key differences.
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Does Yamaha Still Make A V-Twin Motorcycle Engine?
While V-twin engine motorcycles were more popular in the past, but if you're looking for one, you might wonder whether Yamaha has contemporary options.
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Yes, Honda Does Make V8 Engines (And Here's What They Power)
Apart from a V8 engine that appeared in several IndyCar seasons, Honda has never produced a V8 for the masses until now. Here’s where you’ll find it.
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2024 Lexus GX Review: Serious SUV Brings Big Capability With A Big Price
The 2024 Lexus GX is a long-awaited next-generation of the body-on-frame luxury off-roader, but does the SUV remain true to its legacy? Here's our full review.
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10 Foreign Cars That Are Actually Made In America
While cars get made all over the world, we rarely hear about foreign brands building anything stateside. These cars are made in America by international brands.
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How To Use The Multilingual Typing Feature On Your iPhone
Apple has an iPhone feature that makes it easy to type in multiple languages. Here's what it is, how to set it up, and some tips.
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Motorola Razr+ (2024) Review: New Screen And Old Price Makes The Decision Simple
Motorola's foldable sets out to fix last year's big criticisms, but can the 2024 Razr+ justify its price and keep the Samsung Fold 6 threat at bay?
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