10 Scary And Unusual Things That Have Fallen From The Sky
Occasionally, something that defies the laws of logic and probability hurtles towards the ground, and it can be downright terrifying.
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How To Use The Astrophoto Feature On Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
If you want to capture images of the night sky but don't have expensive equipment, the Astrophoto feature on Samsung's Galaxy phones is a great alternative.
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Why Perfect Timekeeping Is More Complicated Than You Think
Explore the surprising complexity behind keeping perfect time, from atomic clocks to global systems that shape our digital world every split second.
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How To Get Faster Internet Speeds On Your MacBook
Slow internet is always frustrating. If you know your MacBook can achieve faster internet speeds, we have some beginner-friendly solutions for you to try.
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The Will Ferrell And Mark Wahlberg Comedies Taking Over Netflix's Top Charts
Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg had a pair of comedies in the "Daddy's Home" series that are absolutely tearing up the charts on Netflix right now.
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5 Cheap Car Gadgets On Amazon That Can Make Road Trips Way Easier
For those who are preparing to go on road trips, these five affordable gadgets straight from Amazon will help make the ride a bit more bearable.
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iPhone Air Launch In China Delayed
The iPhone Air's launch in China has been delayed, and it's likely that it's because of the phone supporting eSIM only. Here's everything we know.
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Steam Deck Owners Can Use This Free App To Play Non-Steam Games
If you have a Steam Deck you're surely in love with the massive library of games on Steam, but did you know you can play games from other libraries?
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Rumors Suggest S26 Ultra Won't Get A Big Battery Upgrade After All
Rumors are swirling about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's battery, and now we have a conflicting that fast charging may not be coming at all.
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You Can Help NASA Track The Artemis II Mission - Here's How
Artemis II is slated to orbit the moon during a 10 day space flight by April 2026. NASA is looking for volunteers to help track it. Here's how you can help.
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Gemini Live Might Get More Google Maps Integration In The Future
According to the app's latest beta, it looks like Gemini's current capabilities will expand to tell you more about places you highlight with the AI assistant.
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5 Top Rated Flipper Zero Accessories You Can Buy On Amazon
Even if you don't need a Flipper Zero, that shouldn't stop you from grabbing one, of course you might want an accessory or two to go along with it.
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Android's Next Big Update Could Fix One Of Desktop Mode's Biggest Annoyances
Google is adding a feature to desktop mode that will stop your mouse from moving between your displays, fixing what many consider to be quite an annoyance.
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What We Know About The World's Biggest Iceberg
For 40 years, one iceberg has held the title of "world's biggest." Now, the giant floating chunk of ice is losing its superlative status. Here's what we know.
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iPhone 17 And iPhone Air Sold Out? Here's What You Need To Know
The iPhone 17 Pro Max sold out within minutes on the first preorder day, as Apple’s online store went down, interrupting iPhone 17 and iPhone Air sales.
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The Best Cellphone With A Removable Battery Still On The Market
There's nothing worse than having a battery die on your phone, but there's at least one manufacturer still making phones with replaceable batteries.
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iPhone 17 And iPhone Air Pre-Orders Are Live: Here's What You Need To Know
The new lineup can be worth it for anyone coming from an iPhone without Apple Intelligence, or if they want to take their photos and videos to the next level.
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Apple Watch Hypertension Notifications Are Coming Next Week, As FDA Approves The New Health Feature
The Apple Watch's latest health feature -- hypertension notifications -- will soon roll out to users, as Apple has received approval from the FDA.
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Apple Execs Challenge Journalist To Bend iPhone Air In Unprecedented Interview
It's not everyday that you see Apple executives challenging a journalist to bend an iPhone, especially considering previous design flaws.
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Google Is Testing An Easier Way To Find Media You Generated In Gemini
If you spend a lot of time creating images and videos in Google's Gemini, you'll be excited to learn about this new shortcut in the works.
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The Simple Trick That Will Speed Up A Slow Roku TV In No Time
If your Roku TV is slower than usual and struggling to keep up with button presses, here are a few things you can try to get it back on track.
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Apple Is Finally Streamlining Its Product Lineup, But It Still Has Room To Improve
Apple trimmed down its hardware lineup after revealing the iPhone 17, but the number of devices the company sells is still somewhat overwhelming.
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One Of The Best Third-Party Android Launchers Is Dead - Here Are 3 Great Alternatives
Nova Launcher is effectively dead after its founder walked away, but here are 3 other great Android launchers you can check out to replace it.
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5 Reasons To Skip The iPhone Air
If you're on the fence about buying Apple's ultra-thin iPhone Air, here are a few reasons you might want to sit the first generation out.
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5 Surprisingly Useful iPhone USB-C Accessories
Ever since the iPhone 15 introduced USB-C compatibility, Apple users have had more access to gadgets than ever before. Here are some of the most handy.
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Two Of The Best NotebookLM Features Just Vanished, But Google Has A Solution
NotebookLM just lost two of its most useful features out of nowhere, but Google did provide a solution for users who miss them.
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For The First Time, Every iPhone That Apple Sells Supports Apple Intelligence
Following the reveal of the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air, every iPhone on sale directly from Apple finally supports Apple Intelligence.
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