Change These 5 Settings To Turn Your iPad Into A Kindle Replacement
If you're just wanting to read on your iPad, there are actually a number of tweaks and settings you can change to make it more like a Kindle.
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The US Just Banned Routers Made In Foreign Countries
Users who are in need of new routers may find the task considerably more difficult following an FCC ban on any routers made outside of the US.
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The 8 Best Cheap And Expensive Phones For Seniors In 2026
Finding the right phone for seniors is all about meeting individual needs. Whatever your price range, these are our cheap and expensive recommendations 2026.
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4 Cool Gadgets That Belong In Every Gamer's Setup
Finding ideal gaming gear can be challenging, but these gadgets will help you build the perfect setup for any gaming need at an affordable price.
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Lego Smart Bricks Have Major Limitations Buyers Should Know About
Lego sets are getting an interactive boost with the introduction of Smart Bricks, but the new gadgets come with some limitations. Here's what you need to know.
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Amazon Users Love This 'Excellent' Car Mount That's Currently 40% Off
Smartphones have many uses while driving, but it's important to not be unsafe while using them, and that's where this heavily dismounted car mount comes in.
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Pedro Pascal's Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Animated Movie Is Streaming On Peacock
An underrated Pedro Pascal-starring animated flick is making its way to Peacock if you're in the mood for an absolute tearjerker of a movie you likely missed.
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The 9 Essential Gadgets For Any Handyman
Power tools are just one part of the equation in successful handyman jobs; there are many gadgets you can buy to optimize your DIY pursuits and work projects.
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Android's March Update Brings One Huge Quality Of Life Feature To Your Phone
Committing to one ecosystem like Google's has significant benefits, including making using multiple devices so much simpler for every day people.
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5 Essential MacBook Apps You Should Be Using In 2026
Whether you just got a new MacBook or you're looking to give your old laptop a boost, these are 5 essential macOS apps we think everyone should download.
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Why There Are No Countdown Timers On Traffic Lights In The US
Traffic light countdown timers are common in Europe and Asia. The U.S. has resisted them for decades, and the reasons are more complicated than you'd think.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Vibration Sensors Around The House
Vibration sensors are small, affordable, and surprisingly versatile. There are some genuinely clever ways to put them to work in your smart home.
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Kansas Is Shooting This Lake With Water - Here's Why
Sediment buildup is proving to be a problem for one lake in Kansas, but scientists have found the solution, and it involves shooting the lake with water.
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10 Gadgets That Will Instantly Upgrade Your Home Office
Whether you're working from home full-time, or managing a side gig, having an optimized work desk makes you both more productive and less stressed.
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5 Perks That Come With Buying Your iPhone Directly From Apple
You might think you're saving money buying an iPhone and accessories from a third-party store, but buying directly from Apple comes with perks you should know.
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Anthropic Rejected The Pentagon's Surveillance Push - And The Fallout Could Be Massive
AI technology company Anthropic is currently engaged in a hostile dispute with the U.S. Defense Department, and the fallout could be extensive.
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Your Old USB Flash Drive Might Be Expiring Soon - Here's Why
USB flash drives can be incredibly useful, but these devices don't last forever. Learn how that happens and find out why that matters to you.
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5 Essential Apple TV Apps You Need To Install In 2026
Apple TV devices may primarily be used for streaming, but there's an array of great apps for other purposes, and here are five you need to install in 2026.
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You Can Make An Offline Survival Library That Fits In Your Pocket - Here's How
The threat of losing access to the Internet or other tools is one many users don't think about, but it's actually easy to prepare an offline library.
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Paratrooper Found An Issue With Drones - His Solution Won The Military's 'Shark Tank'
One Army drone innovation comes thanks to a military competition that resembles a popular reality show.
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Longer AirPods Battery Life Is Just A Simple Charging Habit Away
Though you can enjoy up to 8 hours of AirPods listening time from a single charge, it's worth understanding how to extend the battery life long-term.
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Android's New AutoFDO Feature Is Doing More Than Just Speeding Up Your Phone
Google built Android's new kernel by simulating how people actually use their phones. The result is doing more for users than a simple speed boost.
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4 Settings That Will Instantly Make Your MacBook Perform Better
While MacBooks are known for their performance, older ones can get slow over time. Here are some settings that can make your MacBook faster.
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Here's What The Infinity Button Does On Your JBL Speaker
Though the infinity button on your JBL speaker may not seem to do anything when pressed, it actually expands the functionality dramatically when used properly.
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It Takes Years For Solar Panels To Pay For Themselves - Here's Why
Solar panels can help you save money on energy costs, but it takes years for those savings to pay off. Here's why it takes so long to break even financially.
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A '90s Sci-Fi War Movie That Began A Franchise Started As A Box-Office Bomb
Most movie franchises start with a big hit, but that wasn't the case for this somewhat improbable sci-fi action series that spawned from a box office flop.
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Every Major Brand Actually Owned By Google
Google was there at the beginning, now it's one facet of Alphabet Inc., along with a number of famous (and not-so-famous) startups and brands.
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