The Simple Android Notification Hack You Probably Didn't Know About
If you're using an Android device and haven't already activated this simple notifications feature, now might be a great time to make it happen.
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NASA's Artemis Astronauts Just Found Their New Tailors
NASA announced selections of both Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace to create space suits for astronauts headed out on missions like Artemis and beyond.
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Sonos Voice Control Released: Here's How To Get Started
Sonos Voice Control promises what Amazon Alexa and the Google Assistant cannot: local processing of voice commands for privacy as you speak to your speakers.
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TCL Stylus 5G Challenges Galaxy S22 Ultra On A Budget
Do you want a smartphone with a stylus, but don't want to spend hundreds on the Galaxy S22 Ultra? Maybe TCL's budget-tier alternative will meet your needs.
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Polestar 2 BST Edition 270 Gives Electric Car A Wild Performance Upgrade
Swedish brand Polestar is back with a limited-edition Polestar 2 variant that has been equipped with some key enhancements for an overall improved experience.
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Galaxy Z Flip 4 Specs Leak Suggests Not Much Has Changed
A new leak claims to reveal some key specs for the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 4, the smaller and cheaper version of Samsung's foldable smartphones.
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Google Has A Confusing Plan To Merge Duo And Meet
Google has announced plans to shuffle around its products yet again, this time focusing on Duo and Meet. The two products will soon be merged into one...mostly.
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Mercedes-AMG ONE Revealed As A 1,063 Horsepower Hybrid Hypercar With F1 Magic
Mercedes-AMG ONE was revealed with an array of features and Formula 1-inspired power. This vehicle might look like a racer, but it's been capped for the road.
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Why Samsung Is Being Sued Over A Fundamental Android Feature
Samsung is facing a patent-related legal fiasco that covers an Android feature capable of predicting how long the battery will last before a device turns off.
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How Do Black Holes Die?
Nothing in the universe lasts forever, including black holes. Here's how life ends for the mysterious and captivating space phenomena.
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How To Fix OLED Screen Burn-In
OLED screen burn-in results from pixels becoming permanently set to one display image. Here's what you can do about it, and how to prevent it.
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Microsoft's New Surface Laptop Go 2 Starts At $599 But There's A Catch
Microsoft has finally unveiled the Surface Laptop Go 2, an updated version of the budget-friendly PC that makes an unfortunate compromise to keep costs down.
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How To Have Your Personal Info Removed From Google Search Results
Discovering personal information about yourself on the internet isn't fun. The good news is that you can have it removed. Here's how.
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This Special Rivian Feature Dates All The Way Back To The 1920s
Many Rivian drivers use their electric pickup trucks to access the outdoors. The brand looked back to the 1920s to create a special feature for them.
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New Samsung Leak Reveals A Key Upgrade On Next Foldable Phones
Samsung's next generation of foldable smartphones promises to further legitimize a concept that many Apple users still consider to be a joke.
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Instagram Adds Amber Alerts To User Feeds
Instagram is rolling out location-based Amber Alerts to users' news feeds - here's what you'll see and how you can help the search for missing children.
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The Simple AirPods Hack To Make Podcasts Sound Better
There's a simple way to make podcasts -- and other forms of audio media -- sound much better on your iPod and iPad devices, and it takes just a moment.
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Yottamaster 10-In-1 Thunderbolt 3 Dock And SSD Enclosure Review
Yottamaster's 10-in-1 Thunderbolt 3 Dock and SSD Enclosure gives gamers and others who need a large tech stack plenty of docks to keep charged.
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We Finally Know The Pokemon Scarlet And Violet Release Date
Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet have a release date at last, right alongside details of next-gen multiplayer functionality beyond anything seen before.
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Apple's iPad Production Is Not Only In China Anymore
Apple has long considered moving production for some devices out of China, and the iPad may be the next Apple device to be produced in another country.
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Google TV App Finally Launches On iOS
After many long months of existing as an Android exclusive, the Google TV app has finally made its way to the iPhone. Here's what users should know.
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Chevrolet's 2023 Bolt EV And EUV Pricing Is Honestly Shocking For New Electric Cars
Chevrolet just announced pricing for the 2023 Bolt EV and 2023 Bolt EUV, delivering value propositions that might have you doing a double-take.
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Elon Musk Wants Tesla Employees To Ditch Remote Work Or Quit
Elon Musk confirmed that he felt Tesla employees that have been working remotely in recent months should now ditch remote work or plan to find a different job.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV Gets Hybrid Engine And A Transparent Hood
The 2023 GLC 300 gets off-road talent to match its rugged good looks, with a slick new feature that helps drivers see exactly what's going on below the SUV.
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The Nissan Leaf Battery Costs More To Replace Than You Think
The Nissan Leaf may appear to be an EV that's worth its cost when it comes to saving money on gasoline. But what if you need to replace its battery?
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This Buick Wildcat EV Is The Astonishing Electric Car Concept Nobody Expected
While the Buick Wildcat EV won't be driving down a street near you any time soon, it's full of features that give a promising look at the auto brand's future.
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Buick Reveals Its New Badge And New Name For Electric Cars
Buick is looking ahead to a fully-electric range, revealing a new badge and a rebooted name to give its EVs a fresh identity
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