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If you need to replace your car’s engine, one option is a remanufactured engine from BluePrint Engines. Here is what you need to know about its crate engines.
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Here's How NASA's Ion Thrusters Keep Satellites Flying
Satellites can stay in orbit for a long time if they use thrusters to avoid orbital decay, but fuel is heavy and expensive. NASA has a better idea instead.
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It's been over a decade since Pontiac went out of business shortly after the Great Recession. What happened to the last vehicle the automaker ever made?
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Google just did its keynote presentation highlighting recent AI integrations, and some were confusing. However, other features were straightforward.
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Android 15 Is Getting New Features To Keep Your Data Secure And Private
Alongside the headline AI announcements, there's been a number of important privacy and security features upgraded to protect Android users.
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If you have an iPhone, you're carrying a listening device in your pocket at all times. Here's how to make sure nobody's eavesdropping.
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Save time and energy at garage sales by simply knowing what you should be looking for. These tools are sure to provide plenty bang for your buck.
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Why Were There Aircraft Carriers In The Great Lakes During World War II?
Faced with the challenge of training pilots on carriers without the danger of enemy action, the great lakes held the answer.
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The US Marine Corps Just Revealed Rogue 1: Its New Exploding Drone
The U.S. Military is in the process of creating its own mini war drones, based on the same drone tech you can buy in stores. Here's what it's capable of.
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Do Wired Headphones Really Sound Better Than Bluetooth? Here's What You Need To Know
You've probably heard that Bluetooth can't hold a candle to wireless headphones when it comes to sound quality, but is it true? Let's take a look.
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Where Are Tesla Cybertrucks Made And Who Got The First Ones?
Tesla's Cybertruck may be one of the most unusual-looking pickups out there, but it's also one of the only trucks made primarily in America.
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Smartphones are such a necessity that aesthetics can almost be an afterthought. That's not the case here - these are the coolest looking Android phones of 2024.
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During WW2, Allied and Axis forces scrambled to adapt to new jet technology, with some of the first jets being the Me 262 and Gloster Meteor.
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Harley-Davidson bikes have an iconic shape at first glance, but there is quite a variety of different frames in the Harley lineup that are unique.
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Scientists Spot A Giant Cloudy Planet That's As Light As Cotton Candy
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Does Fisker Build Its EV Cars In America?
The Fisker name stretches back to cars at Aston Martin and BMW. But while the electric vehicle maker is based in California, its cars are made elsewhere.
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Was Google's Big AI Announcement Ruined By OpenAI's GPT-4o?
Google just gave its keynote presentation highlighting its Gemini integration on the platform, but did OpenAI's GPT-4o ruin it? Here's what you need to know.
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Is Google's New AI Listening To Your Phone Calls?
Google I/O ‘24 unveiled some of the latest technology being developed by the company, with audio-based AI protection being one of the more interesting features.
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The Ring video doorbell makes it possible for us to see who's at the front door from anywhere, using our phones. Still, it has occasional hiccups.
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Google's AI Search Overview Launches In The US Today, With Big Plans For The Future
Google gave a keynote speech emphasizing the upcoming integrations using its AI software Gemini, but was it impressive? Here's everything you need to know.
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Google's 'Ask Photos' Feature Uses AI To Help You Remember The Little Things
If you have a swath of photos in your image library that you need to sift through, Google is offering some AI help with the new 'Ask Photos' feature.
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4 Features We'd Like To See On The New Tesla Roadster
Tesla's designs could use some changes to improve safety and fun. Here are a few ideas we have that would make the Roadster that much cooler.
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The wildest thing about the rarest Game Boys ever created is that some owners don't even know what they have. Here are the most valuable ones today.
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