Some AT&T Customers Are Getting Checks For Up To $7,500 - Here's How
If you're an AT&T customer, you may be eligible to receive checks worth up to $7,500. Here's why, along with steps to register for it if you're eligible.
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Parkinson's Research Found A Potential Treatment Already Used For Cancer
A study has found a previously known cancer-related drug can also help slow down the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, but human testing is yet to begin.
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This Electronic Eye Implant Can Now Restore Vision For Some Patients
Progressively losing your vision as you get older sucks, thankfully researchers are working on a solution that could partially restore some vision.
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Google TV Vs. Android TV: What Is The Difference?
Google TV and Android TV may seem to be the same thing, but there a few important differences that anyone looking to buy a new TV should be aware of.
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2 New Ways Your Android Phone Can Protect You From Scams
Scammers are getting smarter, but so is Android. Google just added two clever new tools that could keep your messages and data safer than ever.
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Is Using A Digital ID At TSA Safe?
Digital wallets like Google and Apple Wallet add convenience to everyone's life, letting you store credit card, identification, and now passports to them.
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Yes, You Can Run Windows 95 In Your Browser, And It's Glorious
Windows 95 is back in an accessible and free way thanks to this website, which allows you to boot up the formative operating system right in your browser.
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What Is A 'Wind Phone'?
An old rotary-style telephone known as a "Wind Phone" has been installed in Federal Way and other locations across the U.S. Here's what it means.
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This Clever $7 Amazon USB Gadget Makes For A Surprisingly Practical Gift
This budget-friendly gadget packs more usefulness than you’d expect for $7. It’s clever, portable, and would suit anyone who loves smart, simple tech.
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Scientists Discovered How To Create A Universal Kidney Transplant For Any Blood Type
Even though organ transplants are life-saving, due to blood-type compatibility, finding one can be tricky, but new research may lead to a solution.
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Amazon Has Bluetooth Speakers On Sale For $20 Users Call 'Shockingly Loud'
If you're looking for a speaker that doesn't break the bank but still delivers on the volume front, this Amazon deal is worth checking out.
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NASA's ISS Satellite Imagery Helped Identify A Huge Sewage Spill - Here's How
NASA's image spectrometer aboard the ISS, EMIT, has helped identify a massive sewage spill from space, miles away. Here's how the technology works.
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How Much Of The Internet Is Now Written By AI?
The rise of AI has made it much easier to generate content. However, after three years of ChatGPT's existence, how much of the internet's content is AI-written?
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How To Customize Your Steam Deck's Home Screen
While the Steam Deck offers great performance, one of its best aspects -- customization -- is often overlooked. Here's how to tweak your handheld's appearance.
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Are SSDs Really More Reliable Than Hard Drives?
Between two storage solutions, generally speaking, SSDs are more reliable than HDDs. However, there are a variety of factors that can accelerate wear and tear.
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This Critically Endangered Species Was Finally Found After Disappearing For 20 Years
Sadly, the Earth abounds with endangered creatures, but there's new hope for one endangered bird which hasn't been seen or heard from since 2004.
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This Simple $34 Stand Might Be The Easiest Desk Upgrade You Can Make
If you're looking for an easy way to clear up space on your desk without spending too much, this $34 adjustable monitor arm could make all the difference.
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This Eco-Friendly Technology Can Remove Toxic PFAS From Water - Here's How
PFAS is a known carcinogenic in drinking water and has been notoriously hard to treat. However, a new eco-friendly technology can effectively treat PFAS.
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This Keeps Deep-Diving Titanium Nuclear Submarines Unique To Russia
The Russian Navy exclusively operates titanium-based nuclear submarines that are much more durable. Here's why no other country uses these subs.
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Forget Apple AirTags: There's A Better (And Easier) Way To Track Your Luggage On Android
There are plenty of alternatives to Apple's AirTags available for Android, but thanks to a new app, the most popular Android option opens up to everyone.
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The Best Way To Keep Your TV's Screen Clean
It's no secret that dust and smudges on a screen can ruin its presentation, but you have to clean most newer television sets very specifically.
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NASA Found A Secret US Military Base Buried Deep In Greenland's Ice Shelf
NASA scientists recently discovered an abandoned Cold War-era U.S. military base that's been hiding under the ice in Greenland for nearly 60 years.
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What Is A USB 'Rubber Ducky'?
Despite its cute name, a USB 'Rubber Ducky' has the potential to wreak serious havoc on your computer through a simple trick employed by hackers.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Smartphone?
Your smartphone literally holds more treasure than you think. Discover how precious metals power your favorite device and why recycling them really matters.
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Google Has Quietly Changed Chrome On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Chrome -- one of the most widely-used browsers, especially on Android -- is undergoing a slight change. Here's what's new, and what difference it will make.
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How A 2,400 Year Old Problem Shows Us How Close ChatGPT's AI Is To Human Intelligence
A recent study tested ChatGPT on a 2,400-year-old-problem from the Greek philosopher Socrates to see how similarly the chatbot reasons compared to humans.
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What TSA's Bag Scanners Actually See When They Scan Your Luggage
The TSA security checkpoint at the airport can be nerve-racking if you're not used to it. This is what to expect when your bag goes through the scanner.
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