Here's How You Can Use Microsoft Word, Excel, And PowerPoint For Free
There are a few clever tips and tricks you can use to get around paying hefty annual fees for Microsoft Office 365.
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Why Americans Don't Buy Electric Tea Kettles (And Why They Should)
Electric kettles are nothing new, but they are rare in the United States because of the electrical system put in place in the late 1800s.
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Many of the things we buy on a regular basis are expensive, but these 10 gadgets will set you back a small fortune for the privilege of ownership.
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The Chevrolet Corvette is one of the most iconic American-made cars of all time. Through all of its adaptations, these 10 stand out.
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How Apple Wants AirPods To Help Save You From Road Mishaps
Apple may soon be bringing next-level feature improvements to AirPods that'll allert their wearer of oncoming danger or atmospheric threats.
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New Volkswagen Amarok Pickup Revealed, And It's A Lot Like The Ford Ranger
The 2022 Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck has arrived at last, complete with a design that looks less like its predecessor than it does a new Ford Ranger.
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Quarterback Tom Brady's long career of wins has allowed the football player to become rich, famous, and able to afford just about any vehicle he could want.
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2022 BMW 230i Review: On The Shoulders Of Wee Giants
BMW's cheapest coupe punches above its weight, taking keen drivers back to basics and reminding us how the Ultimate Driving Machine first earned its reputation.
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VW Reveals The Super-Luxury Sedan Its Electric Cars Killed
This is the VW Phaeton D2, a vehicle that was stopped cold in its tracks by the shockwave that was the automotive industry's shift to "electric mobility."
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The next Wordle is upon us, and while it kicks off with a rarely used letter, it's a common word and something you use every day. Here are some other hints.
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Tesla Superchargers Are Opening Up To Any Electric Car In The US
Following a similar initiative in Europe, the U.S. government has announced that Tesla Superchargers will soon support any EV in the United States.
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Netflix Upgrade Adds Spatial Audio Without The Need For A Surround Sound System
Streaming giant Netflix has embraced new audio tech from Sennheiser, something that brings spatial audio to "Stranger Things 4" and other select shows.
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 Leaked Cases Hint At Disappointing Design Update
A couple of cases for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 4 smartphone have leaked, indicating we may not see big design changes with the next foldable.
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Why NASA Is Launching A Telescope Strapped To A Giant Balloon
NASA has plans to use a huge balloon the size of a football field when fully inflated to carry a telescope to an altitude of 130,000 feet over Antarctica.
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ASUS Accidentally Reveals The ZenFone 9 Compact Flagship Phone
Asus has once again leaked its upcoming ZenFone 9 model, this time revealing the handset and all of its details in a prematurely published promo video.
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What's Actually Under The Moon's Surface, According To NASA
While it's disappointing the moon isn't made of cheese, what's really below its surface may indeed be much more valuable.
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The Classic Car That Stole The Show In Elvis
Baz Luhrmann's new "Elvis" movie is storming the box office, and the wave of popularity it has generated is having a knock-on effect in other industries.
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Why You Need To Disable The Algorithmic Feed On Facebook
There is a way to escape the Facebook algorithm, turning your feed off to engagement and on to more friends and followed pages.
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The Polestar Electric Roadster Is The Concept We Hope Makes Production
Polestar is upping the stakes for electric vehicles and its showroom models even add quirks that would make Elon Musk jealous -- including an on-board drone.
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Elden Ring's Most Famous Player Just Received A Sword From Bandai Namco
If there's one way to prove that you've made it in a game, it's when the studio behind the title awards you with a prize because of your accomplishments.
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The Screen Setting You Need To Change On Your New iPhone To Save Battery
If you've just purchased a brand new iPhone and you want an easy way to extend your battery life right out the gate, there's a simple toggle you can tap.
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Microsoft Word Has A Safe Mode That You Might Want To Use
Microsoft Word remains one of the most popular word processors out there, and it includes a safe mode that can help users overcome pesky problems.
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2022 Volkswagen Taos Review: A Subcompact SUV With Space
The 2022 Volkswagen Taos is a solid offering in the subcompact crossover category. Here's how it stands up against the competition.
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The Reason Verizon Is Surprising Some Subscribers With A Free Phone
Verizon is about to give thousands of consumers a brand new phone for free, courtesy of their persistence in remaining connected to the carrier's old network.
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The Most Haunting Robots That Are Actually Real
Science fiction occasionally makes its way into real life. These real-life robots are freaky, cool, and most of the time, just plain crazy.
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The Truth About Claims Of Tesla Being Dethroned As The World's Top Seller Of EVs
Tesla faces stiff competition from BYD, but the latter company may not have truly overtaken Musk's business, as the figures factor in hybrids.
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Why Your Android Phone Is Overheating And How To Fix It
Here are a few reasons why your Android smartphone is overheating, as well as a few ways you might mitigate your issues so you can stay cool.
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