Why Rockets Never Launch In The Middle Of The US
Rocket launch maps look lopsided for a reason. NASA's sites are near the coasts, and the geography behind that choice is more practical than it seems.
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The 4 Best Home Security Cameras With Local Storage, According To Consumer Reports
Security cameras are proving to be a double-edged sword as concerns about privacy increase, but these four cameras avoid that thanks to local storage options.
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What Is The IR Blaster On Smart TVs Actually For?
Even though the technology has been in use for decades, IR blasters are a key part of today's smart TVs and will be for years to come. Here's why.
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Did The Bundil App Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 10
Shark Tank is known for connecting investors with entrepreneurs, like Dmitri Love and his cryptocurrency savings app Bundil from season 10.
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Is It Worth Upgrading To A Wi-Fi 7 Router In 2026?
Upgrading to Wi-Fi 7 can help crowded homes, but it won’t fix a slow ISP plan. Here’s how to judge a potential upgrade in 2026 with your setup in mind.
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New Study Reveals The Common Car Feature That Can Be Used To Track You
A new study reveals that one of your car's most unsuspecting features can be used to track your location and more. Here's everything about the study.
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MacBook Neo Review: Unbeatable Value, Reasonable Compromises
Apple's new $600 MacBook Neo is immediately one of the best bargains on the laptop market, especially if you don't need too much power.
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Your Laptop Could Be Sitting At A Dangerous Height - Here's Why
The inherent convenience of a laptop, with its integrated keyboard, can mean the screen is sitting at a dangerous height from an ergonomic perspective.
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Google Messages Is About To Get A Lot Better At Catching Phishing Text Scams On Android
Google is pretty good about adding protections against phishing texts and other scams. Look what it did with the Circle to Search feature on Android devices.
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5 Major Laptop Brands To Avoid, According To Consumer Reports
While these brands may offer laptops with incredible performance and high-end specifications, they will likely show issues early, according to Consumer Reports.
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There Are Secret Traffic Cameras Hidden In Places You'd Never Expect
Cameras have been reading license plates of speeders for years, but a new class of secret cameras are watching every traffic move. Here's what you need to know.
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5 USB-C Gadgets You'll Use Every Day
As the USB-C port has grown in popularity, many useful gadgets that use the port have emerged. Here are some of the everyday gadgets worth trying.
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The 8 Best Budget Smartphones For Frequent Travelers
Stay connected globally without overspending. Discover the 8 best budget smartphones for travelers in 2026, featuring long battery life and great eSIM support.
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MacBook Neo Reviews Are Out, And Critics Are All Saying The Same Thing
The first MacBook Neo reviews describe a great laptop for school, casual use, and even light video editing (if you can deal with the 8GB of RAM).
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5 Travel Gadgets On Amazon That Will Make Your Next Flight Easier
Economy flights are rough, but a few small gadgets can make them feel calmer. These five Amazon picks cover sleep, audio, cooling, and charging.
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How Oreo Cookies Almost Ruined The RoboCop Movie
The original "RoboCop" movie from 1987 starred Peter Weller in the titular role, and he went method for the movie, much to the displeasure of crewmembers.
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5 Devices You Should Always Have Plugged Into Ethernet Ports
Your Ethernet ports provide you with access to fast Internet with a stable connection, and that's an essential connection for these five devices.
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5 Ways Stephen Hawking Predicted The End Of The World Would Happen
Stephen Hawking’s black hole fame wasn’t his only focus — he also laid out multiple existential threats. Here are five doomsday risks he talked about.
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It Takes Years To Refuel A Nuclear Submarine - Here's Why
Refueling a nuclear submarine isn't quite as simple or quick as putting gas in your car. Here's why it takes years to get a nuclear sub back in the water.
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What Makes European iPhones Different From American Ones?
A few years ago, Apple was forced to make changes to its products in Europe, including to the iPhone. Here's what makes them different from U.S. models.
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Washington Proposes Ban On A Potential Sci-Fi Nightmare - Microchipping
While it can be argued that the government often overreaches with its power, protecting its citizens from abusive business practices is not an overreach.
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7 Simply Genius Ways To Use Dollar Tree Bins To Organize Your Home Office Gadgets
Looking to organize your tech on the cheap? Look no further than Dollar Tree, which has plenty of bins to help you sort all your home office gadgets.
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5 Popular Android Features That Were Killed By Google
Google has earned a reputation for removing popular Android features, while often not adequately replacing them, and here's five that met the chopping block.
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What's The Real Difference Between Cheap And Expensive Batteries?
Will price points that can be all over the place, you might find yourself wondering if there's really a difference between cheap and expensive batteries.
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Why Do Some Keyboards Have 2 USB Cables?
Two cables on a keyboard might seem pointless since typing still works with just one. Here's what the second cable powers and why it even exists.
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The Worst Star Trek Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Despite there being 14 feature-length "Star Trek" movies, the franchise is primarily thought of as a television series, thanks to the original series.
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8 Costco Smart Lights That Are Worth Every Penny
Adding some of Costco's top-rated smart lights to your home enables you and your family to take advantage of their benefits, whether indoors or outdoors.
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