11 Common Cancer-Causing Chemicals And Substances In The Environment
We know that genetics, cigarettes, and sunbathing can cause cancer, but you can also develop cancer due to materials you might find in your own home.
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Circle To Search For Scams And Other New Android Features Google Just Announced
Google announced several new Android features, including new accessibility tools, new Android 16 capabilities for Pixel phones, and general Android updates.
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Why Ford Discontinued The Iconic Focus After Almost 30 Years
After a 30-year run, the iconic Ford Focus has been discontinued globally, leaving the Detroit automaker with a notable gap in its current lineup.
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5 Best Alternatives For Google Photos
Android has a wealth of available apps usable for editing and managing your photo collection, whether it's photography of your own, or just a meme stash.
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Say Goodbye To Tech Clutter With This Cute Dollar Tree DIY
Dollar Tree can be a treasure trove, playing host to materials you can use to craft a DIY solution to your tech clutter headaches. Here's how.
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Your Apple TV Is Probably Plugged Into The Wrong HDMI Port - Here's Why
Like many devices, Apple TV 4K can plug into any HDMI port. However, you won't get the full experience unless you use special ports designed for specific tasks.
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Apple Music Replay 2025 Is Here, And Apple Finally Nailed It This Time
Apple Music Replay is Apple's answer to Spotify Wrapped, and in 2025, the feature is finally ready to compete with Spotify's viral invention.
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A DLC Trailer Reveals Mega Lucario Z And More
The Pokémon Company shared new trailers for the Pokémon Legends: Z-A - Mega Dimension DLC, introducing Mega Lucario Z for the first time.
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5 Secret Windows 11 Features Everyone Should Be Using By Now
Windows 11 has established itself as the most popular desktop OS across the globe. How can users best take advantage of its lesser-known features?
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Sports Are Driving Apple TV Subscriptions Through 2025
Major League Baseball drove more sign-ups for the streaming platform than popular content like The Morning Show and Your Friends & Neighbors.
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The Reason Why TCL TVs Are So Cheap
TCL TVs have becoming increasingly popular in recent years, offering affordability and performance all at once. Why are they comparatively inexpensive?
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10 Bathroom Gadgets That Are Surprisingly Useful
Think your bathroom is fine? Think again. These 10 surprisingly useful bathroom gadgets are functional, affordable, and ready to transform your space.
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Fish In The US Are Shrinking And Scientists Are Concerned
Scientists poring over decades of data from Michigan lakes found that fish are shrinking and populations are crashing thanks to a familiar culprit.
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You Can Protect Your Browsing Data At Work With This Hidden Android Feature
Enhancing your level of privacy is important, whether at work or at home. Android devices can avail of private DNS solutions which serve to protect your data.
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iPhone 17e Rumored To Feature A Dynamic Island Display
If the iPhone 17e gets a Dynamic Island display it could be a strong incentive to offer buyers looking for a more affordable new iPhone.
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NASA Just Made A Big Change To Boeing's Starliner Mission
NASA has modified Boeing's Starliner contract following the 2024 test flight. Find out how this impacts future ISS missions along with the new timeline.
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Apple Reportedly Won't Comply With India's Order To Preload A Government App
Following a directive from the Indian goverment, smartphone makers must pre-install a state-run app on all phones. Apple, though, seems to have denied to do so.
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Code Red At OpenAI: ChatGPT Improvements Coming Soon After Gemini 3 Scare
CEO Sam Altman seems to have issued a code red memo to OpenAI employees to improve ChatGPT's capabilities after Google's Gemini outscored it in benchmarks.
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NASA Just Took A Big Step Towards Artemis II's Mission To The Moon
Although its future hasn't always been a sure thing, NASA's manned Artemis II mission is one step closer on its journey to the moon and back.
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Is Official: An Ultra-Slim, Versatile, Portable Computer That Starts At $2,500
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold is now official in South Korea with a starting price of $2,500. It has a triple-folding display with top-of-the-line specs.
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China's Satellite Internet Claims To Be 5x Faster Than Starlink
While we rely on satellites for global communications, even Starlink only sends data in the Mbps range. China's latest satellite screams past that limitation.
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The 4 Most Common Roku TV Problems (And How To Fix Them)
The problem your Roku TV is showing may be one of these common issues. Fortunately, there are fixes you can try at the comfort of your home.
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Apple's AI Chief Is Stepping Down And A Microsoft Executive Is Filling His Place
Apple announced that the company's AI chief John Giannandrea is stepping down from his position and being replaced by Microsoft's Amar Subramanya.
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4 Hidden Ways To Keep Your Old Android Phone Feeling Brand New
If you have an old Android phone that is starting to show its age, here are some tips to make it feel brand new in terms of everyday performance.
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Say Goodbye To Spotty Wi-Fi With This $19 Smart Home Upgrade
Finicky internet connections are incredibly annoying, but for less than $20, you can pick up a device that will improve the Wi-Fi coverage in your home.
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Google Maps And Waze Share One Big Problem
Google Maps and Waze aren't as different as they used to be now that they are owned by the same company. That's also why they share one big problem.
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Opera Neon Adds Nano Banana Pro Model And Other AI Upgrades
Opera Neon, the agentic AI web browser, is adding a number of upgrades, including the ability to prompt an AI agent to create a Google Doc.
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