5 Ways Siri Is About To Improve With Apple Intelligence
Siri is getting an AI boost thanks to Apple Intelligence, which means several big upgrades coming this Fall, and perhaps even more features coming later on.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Chevrolet Silverado (New Or Used)
The Chevy Silverado's reputation precedes it, so there's many reasons to buy one whether new or used. Before you do, here's what you need to know.
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5 Popular Harley-Davidson Motorcycles For Short Riders
Before buying a motorcycle, you want to make sure it fits the dimensions of your body for a comfortable ride. Here are some popular Harleys for short riders.
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8 Used Lexus Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Toyota-owned luxury car brand Lexus has a reputation for premium experiences, but not every model is a winner. If you're shopping used, avoid these cars.
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Every Honda Accord Trim (And The Key Differences Between Them)
The Honda Accord has been one of the most popular sedans on the market for decades running. Let's break down the differences between its various trim levels.
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What's The Top Speed Of The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R? (With And Without The Limiter)
The ZX-14R has the largest engine in the Kawasaki Ninja lineup. Here is its top speed and how fast riders claim it can go without the limiter.
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Kawasaki FX Vs. FS Engines: What's The Difference?
Kawasaki produces engines for various applications such as lawn and agricultural. Here are the differences and similarities of its FX and FS Series.
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4 Toyota Models With Terrible Reputations
Toyota has a widespread reputation for making reliable vehicles, but that hasn't always been the case. Even Toyota has made a few less-than-stellar models.
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What Groups Of Military Drones Are Used By The US Armed Forces?
The U.S. military has divided its UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) repertoire into numbered groups based on their characteristics.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Rivet Guns & How Much Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight, a widely-known, affordable hardware store, has no shortage in its stock of rivet guns.
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How To Extend Wi-Fi Range Outside Your Home
If you enjoy surfing the web while soaking up the sun's rays, there's a good chance you'll need to extend your Wi-Fi's range with these devices.
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5 Personal Lights From Milwaukee Power Tools That'll Fit In Your Survival Kit
Here are are five personal lights from Milwaukee that would be a great fit for your survival kit.
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Yes, This Lego V10 Engine Actually Works (But It Won't Power Your Car)
People online will make anything out of Legos. Lately, they're making V10 engines that actually work - but don't expect them to power your car.
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GoPro Hero 13 Black Review: Upgrading Almost Everything
The GoPro Hero 13 Black upgrades almost everything about the GoPro Hero 13 -- except one rather vital piece of the puzzle.
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iPhone 16 Rumors That Were Spot On, And The Ones That Weren't
Apple's Glow Time event has come and gone, and with it, the iPhone 16 was revealed. Among all the rumors of the new iPhone, here's what they got right.
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How Many Toyota GR Corolla Morizo Editions Were Made And What's One Worth Now?
The Morizo Edition of the Toyota GR Corolla is the most high-end model ready for the track. Here's how many were made and how much one is worth now.
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Rumble Strips: What's The Purpose Of The Grooves Etched Into The Side Of The Road?
If you drift out of the lane on some highways, you might feel a vibration in your tires accompanied by a loud buzzing sound. What are these rumble strips for?
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10 Motorcycles That Once Held The Title Of Fastest In The World
In today's fast world, speed kills. That's not a gimmick, that's a reality. These 10 motorcycles have traded paint as the fastest bikes in the world.
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What Does Rebuild Database Do On PlayStation Consoles?
Rebuild Database is one of PlayStation's Safe Mode options, which are available on PS4 and PS5 consoles.
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Why Do Roads Look Wet In The Distance?
If you've ever seen what appears to be a large puddle of water in the road on a hot day only to have it disappear as you get closer, you're not alone.
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How To Set Default Apps On macOS
If you don't use apps like Safari or Apple Mail, your experience on a Mac will quickly become annoying. Here's how to change your default apps on macOS.
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6 Legendary Japanese Classic Sports Cars Worth Collecting (If You Can Find Them)
Japanese cars aren't always easy to get on America's shores, but if you can track down these legendary sports cars, they're definitely worth it.
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2024 Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 Coupe Review: Why No V6 Is No Big Deal
The SlashGear team gets behind the wheel of the 2024 Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 Coupe and surprisingly, it didn't keep us longing for the mild-hybrid V6 engine.
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5 Movies That Featured The Pontiac GTO
The Pontiac GTO is one of the most famous and iconic cars in the history of American automaking, and as a result, it's appeared in several Hollywood films.
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7 Of The Best Looking Square Body Trucks Ever Designed
Let's look back to a time before everything was so round, when trucks were boxy and fenders were chromed. These square-body trucks look iconic, even today.
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5 Budget-Friendly Gadgets For Beginner Filmmakers
Filming a high-quality movie isn't usually cheap, but there are a few inexpensive but quality devices you can get that won't break the bank.
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What Caused Pontiac Fieros To Catch Fire?
The Pontiac Fiero earned its reputation for catching fire in the mid-to-late 1980s. Why was it so flammable? And should you avoid buying a Fiero today?
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