Elon Musk's Latest Cost-Cutting Move Ends Twitter's Music Dreams
A licensing deal would give the users on Twitter's platform access to the music under a label's catalog,
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2023 BMW XM First Drive: A Performance Future We Can Get Behind
The BMW XM is what happens when the M division goes wild with electrification. Fans will love the outrageous performance, but what about the polarizing design?
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Mercedes-Benz has been around for as long as cars have been around, and in all that time some of its cars have been underrated. Here are 5 of our favorites.
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An essential aspect of creating an immersive audio experience is understanding the intricacies of sound waves and their behavior in various environments.
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5 Best Contact Apps For iPhone (And Why You Might Want To Use Them)
Whether it's backing up to an existing Google account, or categorizing your contacts, replacing the base iPhone Contacts app with a third-party one might help.
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What To Do If Your Android Phone's Microphone Isn't Working
If your microphone stops working on your Android phone it can be a real problem. We have a few steps you can take to try to get back up and running again.
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Ethernet Splitter Vs. Switch: The Difference And Which Makes Sense For You
Ethernet splitters and switches have their own merits, but ultimately one is more convenient and efficient.
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Why The Cost Of Maintenance Could Be A Total Dealbreaker If You Want A Lotus Esprit
If you're thinking about picking up that sweet Lotus Esprit you've had your eye on at that local auction, there are some things you need to know first.
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The Mirage IV: France's Nuclear Bomber With 12 Solid-Fuel Rockets
France's Ministry of Defense wanted a plane with a range of over 1,800 miles that could attain and sustain an airspeed of at least Mach 2.
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These Important Industries Still Use The Seemingly Dead Floppy Disk
Read how the floppy disk still has some use in several important industries despite being deemed obsolete.
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America's Cold War Defender: The Interceptor Jet Armed With Nuclear Missiles
During the Cold War, plenty of countries were preparing and testing new aircraft capable of carrying nuclear payloads. The U.S. had its own with the 'Scorpion.'
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Xgimi Halo Plus Review: Perfectly Portable Smart TV Projector
The Xgimi Halo+ projector is portable, it runs Google TV, and it's able to self-correct its projection space on your wall or screen. But is it worth the cash?
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Meta Verified Subscription Is Rolling Out For Facebook And Instagram Users In The US
Meta is rolling out verified accounts for both Facebook and Instagram to users in the United States. Both will cost a monthly fee and feature a blue check.
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Vought F7U: The Dangerous Fighter Jet That Navy Pilots Feared
Despite its Oldsmobile namesake, from 1953 to 1957, the Vought F7U Cutlass was an unconventionally designed jet known for its mechanical shortcomings.
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5 Budget Sports Cars You're Probably Too Late To Get A Good Deal On
Plenty of older cars are appreciating in the used market nowadays, but there are some affordable gems from years prior that are shooting up in value.
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Major Security Flaw Discovered By Google In Samsung Modems - Check If Your Phone Is Affected
If you are using a phone with an Exynos modem your phone has some nasty security bugs. We have all the details including what you should do next.
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How To Reboot A Tesla Model S & Common Issues It'll Fix
If your Tesla is having some trouble, a soft reset or reboot might help get things back up and running. Here's how to do that and why you might want to.
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Are BMWs Reliable? Here's What You Should Know
'German engineering' has been a running gag among automotive enthusiasts, but the truth about BMW reliability is not as inherently bad as some might think.
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The Vickers Valiant: The First Of Britain's Nuclear V-Bombers
Joining the United States and the Soviet Union in the nuclear arms race was Britain's first Nuclear V-Bomber, the Vickers Valiant. We have all the details.
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The Martin B-26G Marauder: America's Advanced WWII Bomber With A Bad Reputation
The Martin B-26 Marauder was hard to fly, but it exceeded expectations in almost every other way which is why it was such a valuable airplane.
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Polestar 2: How To Use Ambient Interior Lighting
Every Polestar 2 comes equipped with interior ambient lighting, where drivers can adjust the brightness and intensity of the accent lighting in the cockpit.
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You Can Honk Your Tesla Horn To Save Dashcam Clips - Here's How
Tesla has a feature built in that automatically saves your dashcam footage when you honk the horn, but there are a few caveats. We have the details.
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5 Of The Most Underrated Motorcycles Ever Made
For the many new riders looking to get a new motorcycle this year, there are some underrated and relatively unknown options that can help you stand out.
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Rules To Follow When Driving A Tesla On Autopilot
Despite what some Tesla proponents might think, Autopilot isn't just set it and forget it. There are some rules to follow when driving a Tesla on Autopilot.
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Today's Wordle Answer #636 - March 17, 2023 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle answer could be more challenging than most, as it's a word that isn't seen as often as others. Here are tips and the answer to help you through.
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Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2, And The First Devices To Use It Launch This Month
Qualcomm has introduced its latest upper mid-range mobile SoC, the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2, which succeeds the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC that arrived last year.
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Twitch CEO And Co-Founder Resigning After 16 Years
With Emmet Shear vacating his CEO position at Twitch, the role will now be fulfilled by the company's current President, Dan Clancy.
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