Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before.
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How To Program A GE Universal Remote (Even Without Codes)
A universal remote is great for connecting multiple devices without needing multiple remotes, but if your GE remote isn't working it may need to be programed.
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The Surprising Reason Your iPhone 15's USB-C Isn't As Fast As It Could Be
The iPhone 15 and its Pro counterpart take around 30 minutes to go from empty to 50% juice, while the iPhone 15 Plus and its Pro Max sibling take 35 minutes.
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2024 Lamborghini Revuelto First Drive: The Ultimate Hybrid Costs $600,000
When Lamborghini makes a plug-in hybrid, you know it'll be special. The Revuelto makes its V12 even wilder: We take a spin in this 1,001 hp hypercar.
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This New EV Incentive Change Could Fix Our Biggest Issue With Buying Electric Cars
The U.S. government issued a new directive that enables a huge and welcome change to the electric vehicle buying process. Here's what you need to know.
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The History Behind One Of Honda's Best-Kept Secrets: The Prelude
When people think of a Honda car, they usually think of a Civic, Accord, NSX, or Integra, but the Prelude was one car that is often under appreciated.
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Tesla's Latest EV Price Cuts Are Record-Setting
Multiple models from Tesla's lineup have received another price slash, seeking to reach its sales target for the year by discounting its most popular models.
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Craftsman's Tool Warranty Explained: Is It As Good As It Used To Be?
Craftsman tools has went from Sears to Stanley Black & Decker, which has caused confusion on how the warranty works and if it's as good as it used to be.
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2024 Jaguar F-Type Review: What We Lose, And What Comes Next
The 2024 Jaguar F-Type is the last of its kind, as the car maker faces a future of electrification. Here our review of Jaguar's fond farewell.
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How To Filter Out Phone Call Background Noise On iPhone 15
Answering a call in a noisy place can make it hard for the person on the other end to hear you, but there is a way to cancel background noise on an iPhone 15.
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How To Know When It's Time To Change Your Car's Air Filter
While it doesn't need to be done as often as changing your vehicle's oil, there are telltale signs that your car's air filter needs to be changed.
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The Home Staple That'll Help You Remove Bumper Stickers Without A Fuss
Bumper stickers are a great way to show your personality to the world. However, there may be a time to you want to remove them and this DIY solution can help.
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Why Chevy Discontinued The Diesel In The Colorado Bison
Diesel fans saw red when Chevrolet discontinued the Duramax engine in the Colorado Bison. Here's why that decision was made.
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5 Essential Kobalt Tools You Should Have In Your Garage
If you are just starting your tool collection, there are 5 essential Kobalt tools that every homeowner should have in their garage at all times.
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Are You Rotating The Tires On Your Car Often Enough? Here's The General Guide
Owning a vehicle comes with a laundry list of maintenance tasks that need to be done including rotating your tires. But how often should tires be rotated?
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How To Quickly Switch Your Xbox Controller Between Console And PC
If you use your Xbox controller on both PC and console, you're probably tired of pairing it again and again. Here's how to switch effortlessly between the two.
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The Strange Scientific Reason People Weigh More In Illinois Than Indiana
The world is full of mysteries, like why do people weigh more in Illinois than in Indiana? There is actually scientific reason for this that may be surprising.
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Why Are Ducati Motorcycles So Expensive, And Are They Worth It?
Ducati's bikes are among the most expensive in the world, with the limited edition 2019 Desmosedici carrying a price tag of more than $200,000,
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The Biggest Complaints Ring Camera Owners Have About The Video Doorbell
Ring doorbells are convenient but they are far from perfect. These are the biggest privacy and technical issues Ring owners have faced.
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10 Military Operations That Failed Miserably
Every armed conflict requires careful preperation, but things rarely go according to plan. Here are some of the biggest military failures in history.
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5 Essential Tools To Kickstart Your Welding Career
If you're looking to get into welding as a career or hobby, you'll need a bunch of equipment beyond gloves and a helmet. These five are the most essential.
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Why Audiophiles Have Problems With Beats Headphones
Since Apple acquired Beats in 2014 they own almost 50% of the headphone market share, so why do Audiophiles have so many problems with Beats headphones?
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5 Key Signs That Your Refrigerator Is About To Break
The refrigerator is the centerpiece of the modern kitchen. It will usually give you signs when it will soon break down. Learn to read them and head off trouble.
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2023 Dodge Challenger Swinger Review: A Muscle Car's Last Call
Dodge's decision to axe the Challenger and Charger sent muscle car fans into mourning. Does one of the final Challengers still live up to the hype?
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The Original Android Mascot You Never Knew Existed
Android has long used its famous mascot, bugdroid. But there's a lesser-known, somewhat creepy earlier mascot that thankfully never saw the light of day.
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Sony Pictures Core Movie Streaming Service Is The Latest Perk For Some PS Plus Members
If you're a subscriber to the top tier of PlayStation Plus, then you are in luck because Sony is adding a curated catalog of 100 ad-free movies.
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10 Obscure Gaming Accessories That Broke The Mold
As gaming evolved, developers were always experimenting with new ways to interact with players. Here are some rare gaming controllers that defied expectations.
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