What Is End-To-End Encryption And How Does It Work?
If you want to make sure that your messages and data transfers are safe, looking for E2EE protocols can be a good place to start. Here's why.
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What Happened To Revolights From Shark Tank Season 5?
Founder Kent Frankovich brought Revolights to the Sharks, and the episode aired on March 7, 2014, as part of the show's fifth season.
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10 Of The Best Tablets For E-Book Reading In 2024, Ranked By Size
Modern tablet will typically have all the bells and whistles, but when it comes to simply e-book reading, these SlashGear-recommended tablets are best.
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What Is The Kiddle Search Engine And Is It Owned By Google?
If you're looking for a way for your kids to seach the web safely, Kiddle could be the answer. But is it actually any good?
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5 Of The Most Powerful Diesel Auto Engines Ever Built By BMW
The BMW has some impressively powerful engines, but these five stand out from the pack thanks to just how much power they give their drivers.
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13 Things You Should Know Before Buying Audi Q5 (New Or Used)
The Audi Q5 is one of the most popular crossover SUVs on the market today, and one of the most well-liked. But that doesn't mean it's always the right choice.
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How Rare Is A Chevy SSR? Here's How Many Units Were Made
The Chevy SSR was a unique vehicle that had a short production run. Here is how many units Chevy produced and how well they retained their value.
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8 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Motorcycle Goggles You Can Buy
Motorcycle goggles are an important safety feature for riding, but they can get expensive fast. Here are some of the best affordable goggles available.
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2025 Husqvarna Vitpilen 801: Everything You Need To Know
In recent years, Husqvarna has made a rather triumphant return to the road bike arena with its Vitpilen build leading the way.
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What Comes In Makita's Emergency Kit And Is It Worth It?
Its important to have an emergency preparedness kit on hand, but is this $400 Makita product worth the cash? We're taking a look at each component to find out.
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Can't See Shared Albums On Your Apple Device? Here's What To Know
The ability to share a photo album on iPhone is yet another feature that extends to not just other Apple devices you own, but also to other people.
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What Do The Lights On A Makita Charger Mean?
Makita battery chargers have a lot of different light colors and patterns, each of which signals something different. Fortunately, they're not that complicated.
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The 10 Apps, Services, And Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Sony
It's not just music and video games. Sony is one of those conglomerates with fingers in many pies. You might be surprised to see it owns some of these brands.
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What Type Of Oil Does A 5.7L HEMI Use And How Much Will You Need
Getting the right oil brand and grade for your HEMI is important, and ensuring you put the right amount into your engine can be vital.
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5 Amazon Gadgets To Consider For Hunting Season
While some hunting gear is pretty obvious, there are a bunch of hunting gadgets available for sale on Amazon that you never even knew you needed.
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Seat Belts For Dogs: How To Choose The Right One (And What Our Testing Revealed)
Dogs are a person's best friend, and if you want to keep them safe on the road, they need a seat belt. We tested a few to help protect your fur babies.
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10 Of The Fastest Yamaha Motorcycles Ever Made, Ranked By Top Speed
Yamaha has been making blisteringly fast motorcycles for decades. These bikes represent some of the finest examples of bike design from their given eras.
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What Is A 3-Hole Oil Change On A Harley-Davidson?
Changing your oil is perhaps the most routine maintenance you'll do in a Harley-Davidson, but it's must be done correctly to preserve your engine's health.
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Which Years Did America Get The Chevy S-10, And How Much Is One Worth Today?
The Chevy S-10 was around for over two decades. Here are the years they were produced in the U.S. and how much you can expect to pay for one today.
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Chromebook Vs. Samsung DeX: Can Your Samsung Phone Replace Your Computer?
If you own a Galaxy phone, you have access to Samsung's desktop-like interface, DeX. Is it enough to replace your Chromebook? Here are few things to know.
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2024 Porsche Panamera Review: You Get What You Pay For
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the new 2024 Porsche Panamera and while pricing starts in the six figures, you definitely get what you pay for.
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How To Convert HEIC Images To JPG On Your Mac
Though HEIC images are common on Apple devices, the file format doesn't enjoy widespread compatibility. Here's how to convert those images into JPEGs on Mac.
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6 Gadgets To Make Laptop Work Comfortable In Your Car
Working out of your is certainly possible, though it may not be the most comfortable experience you've had -- unless you pick up some of these handy gadgets.
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10 Of The Coolest Foreign Off-Roaders That Can Now Be Imported To America
Off-roading vehicles are an American institution, but not all of the world's coolest off-roading vehicles are readily available in the United States.
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5 Non-BMW Cars Powered By BMW Engines
BMW has been building engines for even longer than its been designing cars, so it's not surprise that rival companies have sought out the firm for powerplants.
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Why Your Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 May Be Blinking Orange (And Possible Fixes To Try)
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a great way to take photos on the go and get instant results, but what does a blinking orange light mean? let's take a look.
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Can You Use The PlayStation Portal On Public Wi-Fi? What You Need To Know
If you thought you could ditch your smartphone addiction by gaming on the PlayStation Portal when you're out, you may need to think again.
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