How To Turn Off Sticky Keys On Windows
Beyond those who of course need Sticky Keys to use their computer safely, those who don't need the feature can turn it off to avoid any future annoyance.
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2024 Subaru BRZ tS Puts Performance Trim Back On Top
Subaru has revealed the specs of its upcoming 2024 BRZ tS, the performance trim of the model. It's got some impressive components powering it.
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How NASA's New Moon Lander Could Help Get Us To Mars And Beyond
This knowledge gathered by it can in particular be applied to other planetary bodies we hope to explore, like Mars.
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Twitter's New Logo Explained: What Does The X Mean?
What's up with Elon Musk's weird fascination with the letter X, and what exactly is he planning with this Twitter revamp? It might help to look at his past.
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Apple Reportedly Mulling Price Hikes For iPhone 15 Pro Models
Reportedly in response to declining revenue outlook for the smartphone market, Apple may be considering a price increase for premium iPhone models.
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The Best Range Finders For Golf At Every Budget Level
A golf rangefinder can dramatically improve the accuracy of your approach shots, knocking strokes and handicap off your overall game.
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Bing AI Chat Is No Longer Edge Exclusive With Chrome And Safari Versions Rolling Out
Bing's AI chatbot is headed to Chrome and Safari browsers for users to test out, without a Microsoft account - albeit with a few limitations compared to Edge.
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The Most Expensive F1 Cars Ever Sold, Ranked
Owning a cool vintage car is one thing, but you know what's really cool? Owning a vintage Formula One race car... assuming you have the cash for one.
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TikTok Rolls Out Text Posts, Taking The Fight To Twitter And Threads
As Twitter rebrands to "X" and Meta tries to keep momentum with Threads, TikTok just decides to let people post text on the app they already use.
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Spotify Is Hiking Prices On Its Premium Plans
For the first time since the service launched, Spotify is implementing a slight increase in the subscription rates for Premium users on all plans.
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Sony WF-1000XM5 Review: The Best Wireless Earbuds Retain The Crown
Sony's new WF-1000XM5 earbuds keep everything good from the previous generation and amplify the rest -- but are they worth the cash?
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How To Change Your Google Calendar Settings
Google calendar has a suite of settings that will revolutionize the way you plan. Learn how to toggle settings on and off to optimize your calendar.
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These Pizza-Scented Xbox Controllers Are Among The Strangest We've Seen
Those who want to embody the real "TMNT" experience can inject some pizza-fueled scents into their gaming controller with these upcoming custom gamepads.
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Ranking Every Jaguar XJ Generation From Best To Worst
For more than five decades, Jaguar's XJ arguably defined British luxury on the road, but that comfort came with plenty of performance, too.
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Twitter's New 'X' Logo Sends The Familiar Blue Bird Packing
Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino have begun the exodus away from Twitter's original branding today, as the new 'X' logo has been implemented.
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Shopping For A Used Toyota Corolla? Here's What To Look For
If you're in the market for a used car that'll be reliable for the long haul, you're likely considering a Toyota Corolla. Here's what to look for when shopping.
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Why The Ferrari F355 Is One Of The Greatest Supercars Of All Time
Arriving in the mid-'90s, the F355 was the last of the traditional Ferraris and the first of the modern-day Ferraris. It was also an all-time special.
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What Is Hyundai's N E-Shift, And How Does It Work?
Making EV sports cars as engaging as manual gas-engine cars has been a goal for many carmakers, but Hyundai may have cracked the code with its N e-Shift tech.
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This Classic USPS Vehicle Perfectly Embodies Its Name
The United States Postal Service has operated a fleet of the same model of delivery vehicle for over 30 years, and still remain reliable even to this day.
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How To Create A New Apple ID (And Why You Might Need To)
Whatever the reason why you want to make a new Apple ID, you can do it on almost all of your Apple devices.
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8 Smart Home Devices Every Android User Should Use
If you already have an Android smartphone, these companion picks are a great boon to your fledgling smart home.
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ChatGPT Is Declining In Popularity: Here's What's Taking Its Place
After its strong debut in November 2022, OpenAI's AI-powered chatbot service, ChatGPT, finally seems to be falling off in popularity.
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11 Of The Most Expensive Celebrity Private Jets
A private jet is the ultimate accessory for the rich and famous - here are the most expensive private jets owned by celebrities from around the world.
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The Science Behind Bunker Buster Bombs
One of the strongest examples of airborne ordinance, 'Bunker Buster' bombs are capable of dealing massive damage to a targeted bunker or outpost.
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Head Honcho: The Pick-Up Truck We Wish Jeep Would Bring Back
Jeep's pickups aren't as famous as its SUVs, but there's one particular model variant from the '70s that is incredibly rare and extremely cool.
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How To Find The IMEI Number On Your Android Phone
The IMEI number is a unique 15-digit code given to every smartphone. It can help you locate your phone if it's lost or stolen, or remotely lock it down.
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Why Your Android Says Attachment Limit Reached (And How To Fix It)
If you're trying to send an attachment using ordinary text messaging, you may get an error that says you reached the size limit. Here's how to fix the problem.
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