How To Transfer Texts Between Two Android Devices
If you upgraded to a new Android phone and have text messages you don't want to lose, you can transfer them using Google Backup or a third-party app.
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How Do Stars Die And What Happens When They Do?
While they can live for millions to billions of years, stars eventually die, but how does this happen, and where do they go? Here is the process explained.
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Not too long ago, NFTs were a hot subject and were being bought up at astronomical prices, but it was short-lived. Elon Musk explains why NFTs were doomed.
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The Reason The U.S. Military Retired The Famous M48 Patton Tank
Here's a closer look at the M48, its strengths, and the shortcomings that ultimately contributed to its retirement by the U.S. military.
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Despite the low price, the Home Depot-exclusive brand has plenty of options available that can help you out with your remodel.
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How To Create A Custom Search Box In Google Chrome (And Why You Should)
If you spend hours everyday in Google Chrome, you can boost your productivity by creating a few simple search shortcuts. Here's how to do it.
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Elon Musk Explains Why You Won't See Solar Panels On Teslas Any Time Soon
Elon Musk made his fourth appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, and in this episode, he explains why there won't be solar panels on Tesla's any time soon.
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YouTube Kicks Off Global Crackdown On Ad Blockers
Following a limited test, YouTube is now targeting ad-blockers on a widespread basis, preventing users from watching videos while they're enabled.
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Major Windows 11 23H2 Update Rolls Out: Here's How To Install It
Microsoft released a cumulative update to Windows 11 that brings a host of AI features to your operating system and apps like Paint, Snipping Tool, and Photos.
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6 Of The Best Apps For Making Music On Your iPhone Or iPad
You don't need access to an expensive studio to make professional sounding tracks. Here are six iOS apps that you can use to play, record, and mix music.
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Ring Stick Up Cam Pro Review: Home Surveillance Versatility Doesn't Come Cheap
Ring Stick Up Cam Pro adds another layer of versatility and feature power to its non-pro predecessor -- is it worth the premium?
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Samsung Rolls Out Auto Blocker Feature To Help Galaxy Owners Dodge Malware And Shady Apps
Samsung's Android 14 and One UI 6 update has begun rolling out to users and it includes a brand-new security tool to make your mobile device even more secure.
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12 Of The Worst Collector's Edition Consoles Ever Made
A limited edition console is a great way to find unique hardware. They aren't all a great deal, though -- here are the worst collector's edition consoles ever.
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Why Chrysler Ultimately Killed Off Its Iconic Plymouth Brand
Despite being a big part of American auto history and basically inventing the minivan, Chrysler eventually ended the Plymouth brand in the early 2000s.
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Why Willys M38A1 Was Retired From The Military
Though the M38A1 was not a long-lasting solution, it suited the need for a lightly armored car that could haul large payloads.
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Xreal Air 2 Review: Refined AR Glasses That Barely Miss Their Mark
Xreal Air 2 are a pair of AR glasses that jump one key hurdle: they don't look goofy. They look cool, but are they worth their purchase price?
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Simplify Your Digital Life: Here's How To Clean Up Your Gmail Inbox
Taming a congested and disorganized Gmail inbox can be quite a daunting task, especially if you have to deal with thousands upon thousands of emails.
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MacBook Pro Battery Life: Here's How Big Of A Difference The M3 Makes
One of the big promises Apple made during its Scary Fast event was a promise of exceptional battery life. Here's what that promise actually means.
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What Does The Reduced Engine Power Light Mean, And Is It Safe To Drive With It On?
The dreaded reduced engine power light (better known as the "check engine" light) can mean any number of bad things. Is it OK to keep driving when it comes on?
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Why The Boulton Paul Defiant Is Such A Controversial WW2 Aircraft
While Britain's Boulton Paul Defiant frequently ranks in the bottom tiers of World War II warcraft, it did have a specific purpose and lived up to it well.
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Your Chromecast Lagging? Here's A Few Reasons Why It Could Be Happening
If you're having trouble navigating between apps or streaming video smoothly, here are a few things you can try to fix a lagging Chromecast device.
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3 Helpful Tips For Optimizing Your Android Phone's RAM Usage
If your Android device is going slow, it might be due to a shortage of RAM, especially in older and budget phones. Here are a few tricks to reduce RAM usage.
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You Should Never Vape Around Your PC Or Gaming Console: Here's Why
The effect vaping can have on you is still a hotly-debated subject, but the effect it can have on your PC or gaming console is not as debatable.
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Can't Mirror Your Screen On An Amazon Fire TV? This Might Be The Problem
If you're having trouble mirroring a device to your Amazon Fire TV, there are a few things you can check to make sure everything is working correctly.
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Why Subaru's 1985 XT Was Actually Better Than You Remember
Among some of the more daring vehicle designs from Subaru over the years, the 1985 Subaru XT had the craziest interior and exterior designs ever made.
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Apple AirPlay Issues? Here's How To Get It Working Again
Should you encounter problems with AirPlay, don't panic -- most of the time it's caused by something simple like a connection interruption.
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24-Inch iMac Gets An M3 Upgrade, But Pricing May Be The Real Eye-Catcher
Along with its announcement of the M3 line and new MacBook Pros, Apple debuted a new line of iMacs also using M3 chips. We've got all the details.
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