Is There Any Way To Recover Data In Microsoft Word If Your System Crashes?
If you're writing a document in Microsoft Word and the worst happens, you may not have lost all of your work. Here are some steps to try and recover.
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9 Major Limitations Of Older iPhones You Need To Know Before You Buy
It may sound appealing to invest in an older iPhone for how familiar it is with consumers, but the iPhone 15 exposed several limitations with older models.
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Mid-engine drivetrains are often reserved for some of the most sporty (and most expensive) supercars out there, but in the '90s, they were in cheap sports cars.
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If you don't need or want Siri on your Apple Watch, it's thankfully not too hard to turn her off and stop her from activating via voice or raising your wrist.
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What To Do If Your PS5 Controller Won't Update
Having trouble updating the firmware of your DualSense controller? Try these things in order on your PlayStation 5 before you give up and reset it.
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How To Translate Conversations Through Google Pixel Buds
If you are a person who likes to travel abroad, then having a pair of Google Pixel Buds may come in handy when it's time to translate between languages.
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The Biggest Tank Skirmish The World Has Ever Seen: The Battle Of Kursk
The Battle of Kursk was a pivotal point of the Eastern Front of World War II. Here is how the largest tank engagement that history has ever seen played out.
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It can be easy to neglect getting your tires rotated and aligned, but it's vital it is done routinely. Here are five reasons to have tires rotated and aligned.
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How To Find Google's Secret Pac-Man Game
Google's 2010 Pac-Man Doodle, created to celebrate the game's 30th anniversary, captured a lot of hearts. It still exists and you can play it in any browser.
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Top Rated Security Camera Apps For Android
With smartphones, you can easily control your in-home security system remotely. Here are a few security camera apps to consider for Android devices.
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What Makes The Toyota RAV4 A Great Option For A Versatile SUV
Toyota's RAV4 is one of the best-selling vehicles in America, and for good reason -- it's one of the most versatile SUVs on the road. Here's why.
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5 Top Rated Note-Taking Apps For iPhone
If you are a person who needs to take notes for groceries or just so you don't forget things, then these five note-taking apps for iPhone are a must-download.
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A winter storm doesn't only mean shoveling snow but could also mean power outages or worse. Here are five Ryobi tools to keep you safe during the winter.
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How To Use Your Apple Watch To Unlock Your MacBook
Your Apple Watch can tell time, track your steps, and it can even unlock your MacBook or iPhone. It's quick and easy to turn it on and skip the password.
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4 Of The Least Reliable Engines Toyota Ever Made
The cornerstone of Toyota's enduring success lies in the reliability of its engines, but not every Toyota engine is created equal.
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Everything Wrong With Tesla's Cybertruck Unveiling Event
Elon Musk made several claims and demoed a few capabilities of the new Cybertruck that didn't seem right. Here are a few oddities we noticed during the event.
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2023 Honda SCL500 Review: Top Speed & HP Aren't What Make This Scrambler Bike Special
Honda's return to Scrambler-style motorcycles is certainly affordable, but does it deliver the playfulness enthusiasts are looking for?
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Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey: How Much Do They Cost, And What Are They Used For?
Part airplane, part helicopter, the V-22 Osprey represents the cutting edge of aviation technology and has revolutionized special operations.
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Here's What Grounded The Navy T-45 Goshawk Jet
The Navy's T-45 Goshawk Jet was a tandem jet used to train fighter pilots intermediate and advanced skills, but it has been grounded. Here's what we know.
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The 10 Worst Android Devices Ever Made By A Major Brand
There have been many excellent Android devices. And then there are these clunkers, whose bad design, poor build quality, and slow software sealed their fate.
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8 Of Apple's Biggest Mistakes With iTunes
Once a dominant name in the music and digital media space, iTunes suffered a fall from grace and now ceases to exist. Here's what may have led to its downfall.
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Apple Watch Series 9 Gets An All-Red Makeover For World AIDS Day
Apple is once again participating in World AIDS Day with PRODUCT(RED) offerings for a few devices, including the Apple Watch Series 9. Here are the details.
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How And When To Use The Rear Brake On Your Motorcycle
Use of motorcycle brakes can often seem like a delicate dance, but here's when you'll want to use the back brakes.
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How To Set Up A Private Album In Your iPhone's Camera Library
Items in a Hidden album won't appear in the main Photos library, other albums, or even widgets on the home screen. Here's how to set it up.
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Every Generation Volkswagen Golf Ranked Slowest To Fastest
With Volkswagen committed to electrification, the forthcoming 60th anniversary of the Golf may never arrive. So, let's rank the eight generations we do have.
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These 4 Issues Can Cause Your Car To Shut Down While Driving
There are many other potential causes of your car shutting down while driving, but here are four common reasons.
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Here's What The Flashing Light On Your Xbox Controller Means
If the Xbox logo button on your Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S controller starts flashing, there could be a simple explanation as well as a fix.
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