5 USB-C Gadgets Every Android User Should Know About
If you're struggling with little inconveniences in your Android experience — in gaming, battery life, or elsewhere — some of these gadgets could be appealing.
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Are Jeep Wranglers Reliable After 100K Miles? What Users Are Saying
Jeep Wranglers have are loved by many due to their off-roading capabilities and customization options. Are they reliable after 100k miles, though?
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The Overlooked Lawn Mower Attachment That Makes Weed Eating & Edging Easier
Weed trimming and lawn edging can both be laborious, but this neat gadget attaches to your mower and does it while you cut the grass. Here's how it works.
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5 Of The Highest Horsepower Pickup Trucks Of The 1970s
They may not match up to a modern horsepower behemoth like the Ford F150 Raptor, but the 1970s still produced some trucks with impressively beefy specs.
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The Byford Dolphin Accident: The Explosive Decompression Of 5 Deep Sea Divers
To explain what went wrong, it's vital to understand the dangers of decompression sickness on the human body.
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How Often Should You Replace Your Car's Spark Plug Cables?
Your spark plug cables play a vital role in your vehicle's performance, but they do need to be replaced periodically. Here's what's recommended.
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Gaming PCs are often seen as expensive, but it's possible to build something on a tight budget and still play AAA games. We picked some budget-friendly PCs.
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Is Your DeWalt Battery Showing Bars But Won't Power Tools? This May Be The Problem
Having trouble with your DeWalt batteries showing that they have power but none of your tools working? The solution may be surprisingly simple.
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Every Milwaukee Measuring Device Type (And How To Choose The Right One For You)
If you're looking to measure a gap or an angle, chances are, Milwaukee has a tool that can help — and there's more than just measuring tapes of different sizes.
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What Makes The Table Saw One Of The Most Nerve-Racking Tools For Even Pros To Use
Table saws are one of the most common and versatile tools available to woodworkers, so why do even professional woodworkers find them dangerous?
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What's The Deadliest Torpedo In The World And How Many Does The US Military Have?
The United States Navy uses a variety of powerful weapons, including torpedoes. There's one torpedo that's been around for decades that remains the deadliest.
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How To Find Your Saved Credit Cards On Your iPhone
If you've ever typed your credit card number into Safari and opted to save it for later use, it's stored in the browser's settings. Here's how to review that.
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What Is Jeep Badge Of Honor And How Does The Program Work?
With the Jeep Badge of Honor app, you can earn badges for completing off-road trails. We explain all you need to know, including who can join and how to start.
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How Big Is The Crew On A B-2 Bomber?
The B-2 Spirit stealth bomber is easily the most advanced strategic bomber to have ever flown. These advancements help keep the aircraft's crew small.
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How Many Chinook Helicopters Does The US Have?
The Chinook helicopter is one of the most capable vehicles in the U.S. military arsenal. Here's how many of these behemoths roam the skies for our country.
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Who Makes Isuzu Diesel Engines & Are They Any Good? Here's What Drivers Say
Isuzu diesel engines are made by the Japanese company, Isuzu Motors Limited. Users rate the engines for their extreme longevity with few faults.
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What Is MSI's Project Zero, And How Is It Different From Other Products Like It?
MSI's Project Zero is a line of products made for enthusiasts, and it puts cable management front and center. Here's how it differs from similar components.
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Can Anyone See Your Pictures On Google Photos Or Are They Private?
Google Photos is a wonderful app to store and share any pictures taken or videos made. However, its settings for sharing can be a little confusing.
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Why Might An Electric Vehicle's Range Drop In Cold Weather?
Electric vehicle range is seriously impeded at temperatures below 40 Fahrenheit. This is partially due to cabin heating and slower chemical reactions.
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Car's Automatic Windows Stopped Working? This Could Be The Easy Fix
Automatic power windows are a feature of our cars that go unnoticed until they stop working; here's a tool-free fix for non-functioning automatic windows.
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How Fast Is China's Maglev Train? Its Record Speed May Surprise You
While the United States struggles to build its first high-speed train, China already has one Maglev train and is developing a second one that's even faster.
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What Happened To The Original 'Starsky And Hutch' Car?
Starsky and Hutch drove a red and white Ford Torino that was despised by the actors. Although a half dozen vehicles were used, only a few survive today.
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Common Problems With GM's 8 Speed Transmission (According To Owners)
General Motors extensively used the 8L family of vehicle transmissions in a variety of vehicles through its lineup, all of which had reliability concerns.
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The Pros And Cons Of Google's Pixel 8a
While it's a mid-range smartphone, the Google Pixel 8a, is a worthy and affordable Android option. However, there are pros and cons you should know.
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Is This Subaru Model A More Reliable Alternative To The Ford Escape?
The Ford Escape is a versatile crossover, but is this Subaru model a more reliable option you should consider? Here's what the ratings have to say.
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What Does CC Mean On A Lawn Mower & What Size Do You Need?
If you're in the market for a lawn mower, one major contributing factor most new owners overlook is the engine cc. Here's what you need to know.
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3 Appliances You Should Unplug When Not In Use (And 2 You Can Leave Plugged In)
Save on your energy bill by unplugging key appliances when not in use and learn which devices are safe to leave plugged in without wasting power.
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