How To Block Scam Likely Calls: A Step-By-Step Guide
If you're sick of "scam likely" calls, you're not alone. There are a number of tools to help you keep scammers from blowing up your phone constantly.
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Google Search Gets New Features To Help With Math And Science Homework
Google Search is rolling out new features to help you with complex math and science problems. Plus, you can explore interactive STEM-related diagrams.
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How To Change Your PlayStation Network ID (And How Much It Costs)
For some time, changing your PlayStation Network ID wasn't possible, but now it is and there is a way you can do it but it will cost you $9.99 each time.
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Ford Is Adding Thousands Of Electric Chargers To Its BlueOval Network
Ford is increasing its BlueOval charger network in North America by roughly 25%. This move will allow consumers to use charging stations from other brands.
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NFTs Are Now Almost Worthless: Here Are 5 Reasons Why They Didn't Work
For a brief moment in time, NFTs were all the rage and heralded as the next best investment. So, why do most NFT collections now have a market cap of zero?
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Sony Says PlayStation Link Earbuds And Headset Will Go Up For Preorder Soon
Sony has revealed the preorder and release dates for its new PlayStation gaming earbuds and headset. Here is what you need to know about the wearables.
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Adventure Essentials: 5 Of The Best Multitools For Hiking And Camping
If you love hiking and camping, then you understand how important having a multitool is. Here are five of the best multitools you can buy right now.
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Every B-2 Bomber Was Grounded For 6 Months This Year: Here's Why
After an incident mid-flight, the U.S. Air Force decided to ground every example of the iconic B-2 stealth bomber, apparently out of abundance of caution.
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The Sun's Threat To Earth: What Science Tells Us About Our Fiery Demise
Despite being life-giving, eventually the Sun will decide to incinerate our planet in the distant future.
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The Big Battery Gamble That's Make Or Break For Nissan's Electric Car Roadmap
Nissan is preparing for trial production for its new EV roadmap, known as ASSB or All-Solid-State batteries, which can increase mile range and lower EV costs.
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Here's Why The Toyota 2000GT Was Way Cooler Than You Remember
Toyota's short-lived GT2000 is the epitome of '60s cool, but very few were actually sold. Check out the history behind James Bond's sweet ride.
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Samsung's Latest Galaxy Z Flip5 Is A Retro Throwback - But You Can't Have It
Samsung is releasing a new Galaxy Z Flip5 with the retro stylings of the classic Samsung E700 flip phone. Here's what it looks like and why you can't have one.
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Meta Rolls Out First Ad-Free Instagram And Facebook Subscriptions: Here's How Much They Cost
Just days after X revamped its subscriptions, now Meta has announced monthly plans for ad-free experiences on Facebook and Instagram. There is a catch, though.
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5 Fixes To Try If Your iPhone's Volume Buttons Aren't Working
While iPhones are reliable phones, it can be really frustrating when your volume buttons aren't working. Here are five things to try to get them working again.
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I Drove Nissan's Weirdest EV: Here's Why It's No Gimmick
The Nissan Sakura has its roots in the Kei car or K-car, but it's surprisingly roomy. Here are our thoughts after taking it for a drive in Japan.
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6 High-Tech Car Features That Are Totally Unnecessary
As technology continues to advance, vehicle manufacturers add more technological features, but there are six that are completely unnecessary.
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Here's What Makes Costco One Of The Best Places To Buy Apple Products
Costco may have some extra perks that make it a particularly attractive option as an Apple retailer.
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The Reason Why Subaru Discontinued The Tribeca SUV
Not every Subaru can be a smash hit like the Outback or WRX. One such lesser celebrated vehicle is the Tribeca.
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3 Essential Accessories Every Amazon Fire Tablet Owner Should Have
Amazon's Fire tablets are hugely popular due to their nice screens and decent hardware at a very reasonable price point. But you might want to accessorize it.
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Here's How To Tell If Someone Blocked You On Instagram
Whether a faux pas was committed or not, sometimes friends or family may have blocked each other on Instagram. Here's how to tell if you're blocked.
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10 Must-Visit Video Websites Beyond YouTube You Haven't Explored Yet
Sure, YouTube is the king of video-sharing platforms, but some terrific alternatives exist out there. You must try these 10 websites once at least.
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How Is An Electric Bike Different From An Electric Motorcycle?
While electric motorcycles are still somewhat in their infancy, e-bikes have seen a massive rise in popularity. However, both offer very different power.
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Find Out Who Called You: 4 Ways To Look Up An Unknown Number
If you got a phone call from a number you don't recognize, try these four methods to figure out who's behind them.
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7 Of The Fastest Electric Bikes You Can Buy, Ranked
Electric bicycles are getting faster and faster. Some are fast enough to travel on a highway, but don't -- these models exceed legal speed limits for eBikes.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 VS S23 FE: What's The Difference Besides Price?
With the more affordable Galaxy S23 FE now available, let's look at whether it still makes sense to get the standard S23 that launched back in February.
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Venmo Privacy Settings You Need To Check ASAP
By default, Venmo shares your transaction history with everyone. If you care about privacy, here are the settings you need to tweak.
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iPhone Vs Pixel: Is One Ecosystem Really Better Than The Other?
The rise of companies like Apple and Google have necessitated two different ecosystems associated with both brands. But which ecosystem is right for you?
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