What Is That Strip On The Top Of The iPhone 17 Pro For?
The iPhone 17 Pro has a small plastic-looking strip on its aluminum body that stands out. It's only on certain models, but there's a specific reason for it.
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The Amplifier Mistake That Could Be Killing Your Speakers
You’ll need a power amp if you choose a passive speaker instead of an active one, and circumnavigating two common mistakes will help you avoid damage.
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Is Riot's Anti-Cheat Really Bricking PCs?
Riot Games' anti-cheat system might not be as creative as others, but it's an exceptionally effective system that catches cheaters in "Valorant" all the time.
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Belt-Drive Vs. Direct-Drive Turntables: What's The Difference?
Buying a turntable isn't just as simple as grabbing the first one you see, as you'll also need to decide if you want a belt-driven or direct-drive model.
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This Cheap Retro Camera Used By Taylor Swift Has Way Better Reviews Than You'd Expect
Retro cameras are becoming increasingly popular for those who want a nostalgic experience, which has made this retro offering a surprise hit.
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How Long Do Owners Say Google Pixel Phones Usually Last?
Google Pixel phones are built to last, but owner reports tell a more nuanced story. Battery concerns in particular tend to define how long these phones hold up.
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How To Tell If Your USB Charging Port Is Broken
Mobile devices, and many other major electronic gadgets, utilize USB ports for battery charging, but what happens when your port isn't working?
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Closed Vs. Open-Back Headphones: Which Is Better For Your Audio Setup?
You've likely heard the debate between closed-back or open-back headphones, but which headphone style is best for your personal setup?
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How Long Does A Turntable Stylus Last Before Losing Audio Quality?
The stylus of your turntable will play a large role in determining the quality of your audio playback, so how do you know when to replace it?
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You've Been Using The Wrong Size Mouse Pad For Way Too Long - Here's Why
You probably have a mouse pad that you use with your computer, but you may not realize you have one that's too small if you've never tried a larger mouse mat.
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What Are 5G Routers And Do You Need One?
Your Wi-Fi router is probably not that different from the same model made decades ago, but a 5G router could be the future-proof upgrade you need.
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Redditor 'Almost' Started A Fire With A Steam Controller - Here's How
Owners of Valve's Steam Controller are taking note after one user nearly started a fire during an unfortunate interaction with the charging puck.
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Offline Music Is Back In Style During The Streaming Era (For A Good Reason)
Despite the boom of streaming services opening up more access to music than ever before, trends show users are going back to offline listening. Here's why.
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CDs Vs. Vinyl: Which Has Better Audio Quality?
As more and more people get away from streaming services, CDs and vinyl have made a surprising comeback, but which one has the best audio quality?
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