New Study Changes Everything We Knew About Jupiter
Between 7 satellite fly-bys and 2 dedicated missions, you'd think our knowledge about Jupiter would be pretty solid, but we're still learning more.
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YouTube Music Just Paywalled A Fan-Favorite Feature
YouTube's quest to lock everything behind a paywall continues as a popular YouTube Music feature now requires a Premium subscription.
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To upgrade your smart home security system, consider adding an Amazon Fire TV into the mix for maximum convenience and even more peace of mind.
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If your IDs, social security number, and explicit images leak online, Google can help you remove them from Google Search results -- here's what you need to do.
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The U.S. Navy has been testing 3D-printed parts on its fleet, and it likes the results. Here are the benefits of using additive-manufactured parts.
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A Tesla Drove Across The US Without Human Influence In Record Time
A Tesla electric vehicle managed to drive itself completely autonomously all the way from California to New York in a time that broke records.
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If you've already got smart home components around the house, you can expand your system's features with these budget Ikea smart home accessories.
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An Overlooked Zombie K-Drama On Netflix Is A Must-Watch For The Walking Dead Fans
In this Korean take on zombie drama, the undead aren't as slow as in "The Walking Dead," and the human characters lack powerful weapons to deal with them.
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To help improve the battery life and efficiency for its next-generation Galaxy smartwatch, Samsung is turning to this cutting-edge battery technology.
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Is Wireless Apple CarPlay Finally Reliable In 2026?
Apple CarPlay may be one of the dominant car software platforms around, but its wireless functionality has always been spotty, even years after release.
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One Of The Biggest US Cities Is Installing Automatic Speed Cameras With Hefty Fines
Many cities across the U.S. are installing speed cameras to reduce excessive speeding. This major city will record violations to issue steep penalties.
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This Is The Best Ethernet Cable For Your Home Network
Slow internet can be fixed by simply purchasing an Ethernet cable, but choosing the right one for your home can be tricky. We've got you covered.
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The 5 Most Reliable HDMI Splitters In 2026
If you're looking for a reliable HDMI splitter in 2026, we have options for you. Skip the lengthy decision-making process and see what buyers have to say.
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4 Smart TV Settings That Can Fix Dark Scenes
If your Smart TV does not display the dark scenes correctly, it might have to do with the display settings. Here are the common settings to change.
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If Your Roku TV Randomly Stopped Working, You'll Want To Know About This Lawsuit
Roku TV users frustrated by this recurring issue can finally receive help, thanks to a class action lawsuit that has been steadily building momentum.
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While 3D printing is an excellent way to channel your creativity, it can also be daunting for beginners. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.
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Renting Your Router Is A Waste Of Money - Here's What To Do Instead
Your ISP may let you rent your router from them so you can get Internet access, but it may actually be way more money than you need to spend.
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Why There's Simply No Need For TV Remotes Anymore
As technology continues to advance, some peripherals are becoming obsolete, such as TV remotes. Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Android Tablets More Powerful Than The iPad Mini
While the iPad Mini is a solid tablet, it sure has its shortcomings. Here are some Android tablets that offer better performance than the iPad Mini.
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Here's Why 1982 Was The Best Year For Sci-Fi Movies Ever
You could cite many years as "the best" for sci-fi films — but when it comes to raw quality, quantity, and influence, it's hard to beat the releases of 1982.
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4 USB Gadgets From Costco That Are Absolute Must-Haves And 4 You Should Skip
We found four essential USB gadgets from Costco that belong in every cart and four surprising gadgets that are an easy pass. See our verdict before you shop.
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Goodbye Solar Panels: This Tiny Wind Turbine Is Perfect For Mobile Power
If you’re on the hunt for a compact turbine generator to replace solar panels, this alternative generator might just be your next must-have camping gadget.
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Did ReThink Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 8
If you are a Shark Tank fan, you probably remember the young entrepreneur who pitched her anti-bullying app ReThink. Here's where the company is today.
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3 Smart TVs Under $100 Amazon Users Swear By
Looking to buy a small or inexpensive TV and don't know where to start? These three TVs are each under $100 and among the most popular with Amazon users.
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HDMI connections are widespread enough that plenty of devices have HDMI display capabilities, but that ubiquity has led to not-unwarranted concerns for privacy.
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The PlayStation Portable is arguably more appreciated by gamers today than when it was new, but a lot of that is thanks to its surprising versatility.
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iOS 27 Might Fulfill Apple's Worst Promise Despite One New Major Feature
It seems iOS 27 is largely designed to refine the existing user experience, but the overhaul of Siri does promise to bring updated AI functionality.
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