15 Awesome 80s Cars That People Completely Forget About
The '80s saw plenty of ill-fated projects, one-offs, and limited-run specials that slipped into obscurity. Let's take a look back at 15 cool forgotten cars.
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The Most Reliable Engines Ever Built By Volkswagen, Ranked
Volkswagen has produced a catalog of engines that have helped to define the automaker as among the most innovative in the industry.
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When Building A PC, Never Go Cheap On These Parts
Whether it's a workhorse computer for processing power, or you need a new gaming rig, make sure there's room in your budget for getting quality parts.
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How To Hide Apps On Your Android Phone
Did your new Android phone come with built-in apps that you don't want cluttering your app drawer? Good news, it's possible to hide them with a little effort.
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The 5 Best Dating Apps On Android
There are a number of dating apps on the Google Play Store, but not all of them may be worth your time. We've compiled the five best Android apps for dating.
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5 Of The Most Reliable SSDs For Your PC
As antiquated hard disk drives are becoming less common in PC manufacturing, there are tons of fast and reliable solid state drives worth adding to your PC.
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How To Generate QR Codes Embedded With AI Art
You can embed a QR code directly into AI art and the results can be stunning, but it is a long and challenging process, so we've got the full rundown here.
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The 5 Best Public EV Charging Networks, Ranked
A bunch of companies have put up thousands of EV chargers around the U.S. But which one is the right fit for your needs? Dive in to find out.
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Why People Are Worried Virgin Galactic Will Be The Next Titan Sub
While Titan took its ultra-rich passengers deep underwater, Virgin Galactic is offering them a ride to the edge of space. Both are underregulated.
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Why Your Amazon Alexa Device Is Flashing Yellow, And What It Means
What is up with that yellow light? Don't worry, it's not a yellow alert or anything dire. And you can get rid of it with a simple Alexa prompt.
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How To Enable Google Chrome's New Design Refresh
After experimenting with it since late 2022 in the bleeding-edge version, Google has brought the 2023 design refresh for all in Chrome.
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This 1986 Oldsmobile Concept Car Has One Of The Coolest Steering Wheels We've Ever Seen
In 1986, Oldsmobile rolled out a concept car that had one of the wildest steering wheels we have ever seen. Here's what it looked like and what it could do.
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Afraid Of Needles? An Australian Company Are Very Close To An Alternative
A new type of vaccination delivery method may be on its way from our friends down under, making it quick and painless for people who are afraid of needles.
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FTC Proposes Ban On Fake Online Reviews
The FTC is hoping to crack down on fake reviews on sites like Amazon. That includes sites buying and selling fake reviews as well as writing false reviews.
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Here's How Much Nintendo's ROB Is Worth Today
Nintendo's ROB was an accessory that sold alongside the original NES. It wasn't around for long, but if you have one today, it could be worth some money.
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Microsoft May Have Just Given Us A Rare Glimpse At Xbox Series X|S Sales Numbers
Being transparent about the Xbox sales figures is not common for Microsoft, which stopped sharing sales figures for its Xbox gaming consoles in 2015,
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Carbon Fiber Explained: What It Is, How It Works, And Why It's So Expensive
Carbon fiber is an awesome and strong material used in manufacturing everything from airplanes to fishing poles. Here's everything we know about it.
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NASA's Mars Ingenuity Helicopter Just Resumed Contact After Two Months Of Radio Silence
After cresting a hill on Mars, the Perseverance rover has regained connection with the Ingenuity rotorcraft, which lost contact with NASA two months ago.
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Twitter Appears To Be Blocking Unregistered Users From Viewing Tweets
Without any announcement officially, it seems Twitter has gone the way of other social media sites by requiring internet an account to view any Twitter content.
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TikTok Owner's Latest App 'Ripple' Can Turn Your Hums Into Real Music
ByteDance launched a new app today called Ripple which can convert your hums into real, multi-track music, giving creators a new way to compose original songs.
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This Gaudy, Golden Apple Vision Pro Will Only Set You Back $40K
For the affable Apple fans out there, the upcoming Apple Vision Pro is getting the gold treatment by Caviar for those looking to get an even gaudier AR headset.
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Motorola's Android-Friendly Answer To Apple Emergency SOS Is Now Available
Motorola introduced an easily pocketable and durable device that allows you to connect with anyone via satellite when cellular networks aren't available.
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How To Send A Fax From Your iPhone For Free
Fax machines are an expensive proposition if you don't send a Fax all that often, but there are some handy, initially-free apps for faxing on your iPhone.
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5 Free Game Development Programs To Help Get Your Creation Started
Trying to make a video game on your own? These tools will help you immensely, from 3D animation to sound effects, without having to get into coding.
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How James Cameron Completed A Record Breaking Submarine Dive In The Mariana Trench
In March of 2012, James Cameron made a journey to the Mariana Trench, one of the deepest spots on the planet.
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Here's How Much An Atari Jaguar Is Worth Today
Despite being a major flop when it arrived three decades earlier, Atari Jaguar commands a premium today, as listings on eBay and Amazon show.
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How To Make Your Xbox Series S Games Look Better In Just A Few Steps
It might seem intimidating and time-consuming to tweak a bunch of settings, from TV to Series S, but it's worth digging in to get the best possible experience.
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