How To Factory Reset A Kindle Fire
If your Amazon Fire tablet is giving you fits, you can usually get it working again with a factory reset. We've got the steps to do that right here.
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How To Turn Off Android Auto Completely
If you're not the biggest fan of Android Auto, it's possible to disable the integration from both your car's infotainment, and your phone's settings.
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How To Use An iPad As Your Own Personal Hotspot
If your iPad has its own cellular plan, it can double up as a Wi-Fi router on the go. And it's versatile, too, allowing for wired and wireless connections.
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Breaking Down All The Apple Watch Series 9 Rumors So Far
Apple's wrist wearable hasn't received significant internal upgrades or a newer design in a few years. What might be on the cards in 2023?
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WhatsApp Explained: A Basic Guide To This Giant Messaging App
With over 2.5 billion active users globally, WhatsApp is clearly the most dominant messaging app. It's time for a little peek under the hood.
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5 Of The Best Note Taking Apps For Mac
You could use the Notes app (one of our picks), but there's a whole world out there for those wanting more features or compatibility outside Apple devices.
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How The Submarines Of The Civil War Were Made
During the Civil War, both sides were working on early submarine designs, though it was the Confederacy that was the first to deploy one against the enemy.
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Android's Guided Access Alternative: What It Is And How To Enable It
Here's how Android's take on Guided Access works, and how you can set it up when needed to prevent accidental presses.
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Diesel Vs. Nuclear Aircraft Carriers: The Biggest Advantages Of Each
Aircraft carriers are among the largest vehicles in the world, and those who commission them must decide on what kind of power source will fuel them.
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How To Access Your iCloud Photos
The ability to backup photos is among the most useful iCloud features - here's how to access them wherever you need.
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OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro Review: Typing With A Keychron Heart
The OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro is largely a rebranded Keychron tenkeyless keyboard with a heavy body and an eye for customizable operation.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using WD-40 On Your Garage Doors
If your garage door is squeaking, you may think some WD-40 could help solve the problem, but it could actually make things worse.
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Behind The Hike: Why Streaming Services Are Increasing Their Subscription Costs
Streaming service users have noticed that monthly subscription prices have gone up in recent times, and many of them will want to know why.
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NASA Loses Contact With Voyager 2, But The Mission Isn't Over Yet
Voyager 2 is in what NASA calls a "quiet period" meaning that it cannot receive or send anything.
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Gas Prices Are Going Up: Here's Why It's Happening Now
It's been a particularly volatile few years at the pump for Americans, and though prices are going up yet again, it's for different reasons this time.
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5 Cars Ford Should Have Never Discontinued
Ford successfully rebooted the Bronco and Mustang brands, but here are five iconic nameplates we think should never have gone away in the first place.
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8 Of The Best Private Jet Manufacturers From Around The World
Private jets come at a steep cost but offer the benefits of privacy, luxury, and the complete avoidance of airport-related travel headaches,
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This Classic Garage Hack Is The Perfect Solution To Degrease Your Hands Fast
If you're working in the garage, one of the best products for getting grease off your hands is probably already within reach.
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5 Game-Changing Google Docs Hacks To Revolutionize Your Writing
Google Docs is one of the most popular online word processors out there, so let's make sure you're getting the most out of it.
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What Happened To ZUUM Hover Shoes From Shark Tank Season 11?
Even though Shark Tank turned them down, the company turned out to be fairly successful.
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The Semiconductor Shortage Is Over, But A New Problem Is Plaguing The Market
The COVID-19-induced semiconductor shortage is over, but the industry has now been left with a surplus of memory chips.
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Why Nintendo Might Be Forced Into Having A Removeable Battery For Its Handheld Consoles
New regulations from the European Union may change how Nintendo deals with powering their handheld gaming systems.
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Mazda Axes The MX-30 EV: Here's Why We're Not Sad About It
Mazda has announced that it's discontinuing the MX-30 EV in the US, but that will come as little surprise to folks who have been following this car's story.
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Mark Zuckerberg Might Owe You Money, But You're Running Out Of Time To Collect
As a result of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook is paying out a $725 million settlement to users -- but time is running out to make a claim.
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How To Create Ringtones For Your Android Phone
If you want a custom ringtone for your Android device, we've got a guide on exactly how to do it right here.
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NASA Is Launching Its Own Streaming Service Later This Year
NASA is throwing its hat into the streaming ring, announcing a revamped website and the impending arrival of a new streaming service later this year.
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Every Major Supercar Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Supercars combine cutting-edge technology with drop-dead gorgeous looks, and a price tag to match. Here are the best ranked from worst to best.
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