Twitter Blue Will Soon Be Required For Polls And 'For You' Recommendations
More Twitter features will be locked behind a paywall, Elon Musk has announced. Are you willing to pay to vote in polls and have your tweets surfaced?
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PS VR2's Volume Controls Are Different Than PSVR's - Here's How To Access Them
Whereas the original PSVR had inline cable controls, the sequel has nothing of the sort. Here's what you have to do to change the headset's volume.
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How To Send Happy Birthday Wishes On Facebook With Virtual Cards
Do you want to send your friend a birthday card but don't want to buy stamps? Facebook offers multiple ways to send virtual birthday cards instead.
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Study Finds Glass Beads May Be A Promising Source Of Water On The Moon
Space agencies have to tackle the water problem if they want long-term human settlements on the moon, and tiny glass beads may hold the solution.
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15 Best SNES Games On Nintendo Switch Online
Nintendo Switch Online has an awesome collection of old-school games sure to get your nostalgia running on overdrive. Here are some of our favorites.
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Zoom Just Added New AI-Powered Features, Here's What They Do
Zoom is embracing artificial intelligence in a big way, rolling out new AI-powered features that make collaborative work and chats more convenient.
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The 5 Best Android Apps For Note-Taking In 2023
There are dozens of Android apps where you can keep thoughts, lists, and any other information you amass organized and readily accessible on the go.
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Here's Why The Aston Martin Vulcan Costs Over $2.3 Million
Aston Martin's Vulcan hypercar has been dubbed by the company as its "wildest." With a $2.3 million sticker price, just what makes this car so remarkable?
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Here's Why The Cantilever Aero Bullet Is Considered The Worst Planes Ever Built
The Christmas Bullet was an allegedly incredible airplane that could enter German airspace unseen and capture the Kaiser. But it never really flew.
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How To Schedule Or Automate iPhone's Always-On Display
Apple's cool new always-on display currently doesn't have any options to automate when it turns on or off, but that will be changing in iOS 16.4.
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The 6 Best Auto Clickers For Mac And Why You Might Want To Use Them
Auto-clickers can help you automate repetitive tasks, up your gaming experience, or even help you click more efficiently. Here are some of our favorites.
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Revamped Microsoft Teams App For Windows Is Leaner, Sleeker
Microsoft has overhauled its Zoom competitor, and while the new Teams isn't broadly available yet, we do know everything it brings to the table.
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Samsung SmartThings Station Review: One-Button Connected Home Control
The Samsung SmartThings Station effectively takes a wireless device pad and adds a powerful hardware button that can automate your smart home -- to a point.
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Elon Musk's Neuralink Reportedly One Step Closer To Testing On Humans
Neuralink has stumbled over regulatory roadblocks regarding the safety of its products. However, it may have found a new way to carry out human trials.
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2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E Review: Reasons To Like An Affordable Electric Pony
Solid range along with compelling tech, a slick design, and a rewarding driving experience even in the base trim all make the Mustang Mach-E feel engaging.
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The 12 Most Futuristic Cars On The Road Today
Automotive companies have embraced the latest technologies in the development of these forward-thinking cars, and the results are impressive.
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Lucid Is Recalling Hundreds Of EVs Because The Motors Might Randomly Shut Down
Lucid owners are facing another recall that impacts several hundred vehicles. Luckily, the solution is pretty simple and includes a software update.
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OnePlus And OPPO Reportedly Consider Leaving Some Markets In Europe
After failing to crack the European markets for several years, two of China's most popular smartphone brands may be winding down their operations there.
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Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 1 Review: Made For Work
The Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 1 isn't made for everybody. Just so long as you're looking to do a whole lot of work, this notebook might be right up your alley.
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Becoming A Local Guide: A Guide To Google Maps' Program And Its Benefits
How does Google Maps get all of its local data? From a network of Local Guides. If you'd like to lend your knowledge to Google Maps, here's how.
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Sonos Era 100 Review: Stereo Sound Is Just The Start For This Smart Speaker
The Sonos Era 100 improves on its predecessors with feature updates where it counts most -- but for Sonos upgraders, is it worth replacing what already works?
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Sonos Era 300 Review: More Than Just A Spatial Audio Speaker
The Sonos Era 300 creates an impressive environment of sound when playing Dolby Atmos audio tracks, but standard stereo music sounds pretty decent, too.
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Today's Wordle Answer #646 - March 27, 2023 Solution And Hints
This week starts off with a tricky solution - it's not unpopular, but it's perfectly understandable if it doesn't occur to you as a possible Wordle answer.
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Classic Cars That Got Resurrected Years Later
A slew of beloved cars have been consigned to the history books - and some have seen a great resurgence. These 14 classic cars got resurrected years later.
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Legal Filing Reveals Someone Posted Twitter Source Code On GitHub
A legal filing reveals that someone, possibly a former disgruntled employee, published part of Twitter's source code on the platform GitHub.
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The 10 Best Laptops For Remote Work From Home In 2023
More people now work from home than ever before. If you're looking for a new work computer, these are the 10 best laptops for remote work from home in 2023.
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Leaked Musk Email Puts Twitter Valuation At $20 Billion
An internal email has been made public, and it allegedly reveals that Elon Musk has set Twitter's valuation at around $20 billion - far less than he paid.
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