The Pros & Cons Of Curved Monitors
Curved monitors are no longer just for techies, but here's what you should know before you invest in one.
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Shutdown Vs. Sleep: What's Better For Your PC?
If you use a PC, you must have faced the dilemma of choosing between shutdown and sleep. Here's a breakdown of what makes more sense in different situations.
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Friday The 13th's Jason Voorhees Has A Ridiculous Number Of Superpowers
"Friday the 13th's" Jason is an ultimate slasher villain, but the number of superpowers he has compared to typical villains has audiences divided.
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8 Essential Tips And Tricks For Foldable Phone Users
Folding phones are improving, but there are still quirks to these dual-purpose devices. Here are some things to consider if you're looking to buy one.
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Here Are TSA's Battery Restrictions For Your Carry-On Luggage
Whether you're a frequent or first-time traveler, make sure you're familiar with TSA's rules for batteries in your checked and carry-on luggage.
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How To Properly Clean Your Car's Infotainment Screen
If you car has a touchscreen, it's probably much dirtier than you think. Cleaning it is important, but you need to make sure you do it the right way.
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4 Of The Best Free Streaming Apps You Can Find On Amazon Fire TV
The Amazon Fire TV platform features a variety of free streaming apps with extensive libraries of popular movies and shows. Here are some worth checking out.
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How Often Should You Replace Your Phone Case?
Many people use the same case until they upgrade their phone. That's not necessarily wrong, but there are a few warning signs worth looking out for.
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This HDMI Sync Box Will Bring A New Feeling To Your TV's Audio
Most HDMI devices pass video and audio from one place to another. This one does that, plus something else that can completely change how a room feels.
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Your MacBook Screen's Corners Have Hidden Powers You're Probably Not Using
MacBook owners may be ignoring one of the handiest hidden features of macOS, and all it takes to use it is a diagonal swipe along your trackpad.
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Ukraine's Military Is Testing Exoskeletons That Look Like They Came From Edge Of Tomorrow
The war in Ukraine has become a testing ground for new military tech, and these exoskeletons look like something ripped straight out of a sci-fi movie.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Refurbished iPad
If you're after a like-new iPad but want to save on cash, buying refurbished is a great option — provided you know a few key things before biting the bullet.
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Caltech's New Tiny 3D Metallic Parts Could Change How Space Equipment Is Made
Caltech’s 3D-printed nanometals are microscopic, porous, and tougher than ever. See how "Ant-Man" fiction could become a reality for NASA in the future.
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Your iPhone Can Track A Flight Through iMessage - Here's How
Forget downloading and possibly paying for a third-party flight-tracking app. Turns out, you can already track flights with your iPhone through iMessage.
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The Underrated Joy-Con Feature That Didn't Make It To The Nintendo Switch 2
The Joy-Con controllers included with the Nintendo Switch 2 include several upgrades over the originals. But this one missing feature can impact your gameplay.
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12 Things You Never Knew Your Laptop's Function Keys Could Actually Do
Think you know your keyboard? Think again. Unlock the secret power of your function keys with these 12 clever laptop hacks and shortcuts.
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J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Movies Almost Featured A Marvel Star As Captain Kirk
Before Chris Pine took over as Captain Kirk in J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" trilogy, one future Marvel star came surprisingly close to landing the role.
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Samsung Phones That Will Stop Getting Updates In 2026
Time to upgrade? See the full list of Samsung Galaxy phones losing software support in 2026 and what it means for your device's security.
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8 Sleek Minimalist Gadgets That Can Fit In Your Pocket
A minimalist lifestyle doesn't need to end at the front door. Check out these practical, easy-to-use, and pocket-sized gadgets for minimalists on the go.
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Everything We Know About Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday
"Avengers: Doomsday" is shaping up to be one of the MCU's biggest swings yet, with Doctor Doom and a huge multiverse collision in store for Marvel fans.
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How Often Should You Back Up Your PC?
Your computer holds important files and apps that you can't afford to lose. Here's how often you should back up your PC so you can recover if disaster strikes.
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How To Tell If You Have 'Monitor Ghosting,' And 5 Ways To Fix It
Is your monitor not displaying games or other content as it should? You might be a victim of ghosting. Here's how to be sure and how to fix the problem.
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Recycling Plastic Will Never Be The Same After New Chemical Reaction
New chemical reactions aren't everyday phenomena, but that's exactly what researchers in Australia discovered, and it could lead to new plastics.
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This $9 Amazon Adapter Lets You Add More Storage To Your PC
This $9 Amazon adapter offers a simple workaround for PCs that are out of M.2 slots, letting you squeeze in another SSD without much hassle.
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Those Cameras On Store Ceilings Can Do A Lot More Than Just Watch For Theft
Those cameras on store ceilings do more than deter theft. In the AI era, they're quietly helping retailers study traffic, stock, and shopper behavior.
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This New Way To Produce Battery-Grade Lithium Kills Two Birds With One Stone
Forever chemicals and lithium production are two of the worst blights on the environment, but scientists may have found a way to deal with both.
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Why Apple TV's Sci-Fi Epic For All Mankind Uses A Modified NASA Logo
Apple TV's hit sci-fi series, For All Mankind, takes an alt-history approach to the space race, which had ramifications for how it could use the NASA logo.
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