2 Dead Giveaways Your Gas Pump Has A Card Skimmer
Filling up the gas tank on your car may be second nature to some, but it pays to watch for these clear signs that a card skimmer has been installed.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Microsoft Surface Laptop
The Microsoft Surface Laptop has been around for a decade. While it's a solid device today, other laptops offer similar performance at a lower price.
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5 Uses For Your Old Smartwatches
Whether you've got an older Tizen, Apple Watch, or Android-based smartwatch, there are a variety of ways to repurpose the device. Here are five easy ideas.
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Here's How You Can Watch NASA's Historic Artemis II Space Launch
NASA's Artemis II mission will see four crew members head to space and eventually fly around the moon before returning to Earth. How can you watch the launch?
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Colorless?
Despite their universal pitch, not all USB ports are made the same. That colored connected could mean nothing, but it could also mean lots of other stuff too.
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4 Simple Fixes To Speed Up Your Old Smart TV
Smart TVs have the latest technology, which is why it can be frustrating to see them slow down to a crawl. Here are four simple fixes to improve speed.
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This $45 HDMI Gadget Turns Your TV Into A Wireless Monitor
Whether you're a fan of multimedia streaming or simply need a way to display your phone's screen on a variety of displays, this gadget has you covered.
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28 Days Later Used A Simple Casting Trick To Create Its Groundbreaking Zombies
"28 Days Later" director Danny Boyle used unique casting to form his own brand of zombie — and his flick even influenced the zombie-based media that followed.
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How To Watch All 10 2026 Oscar Best Picture Nominees
We now know all 10 movies that are nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars, so here's where you can watch all of them before the ceremony.
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5 Of The Best Android Apps You Won't Find On Windows
While there is some overlap between Android and Windows software, certain Android apps remain mobile‑only and are useful if you use both platforms daily.
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Can You Use A Google Home Hub Without Internet?
Modern smart devices, like the Google Home Hub, offer a wide range of helpful features, but it's worth knowing whether these systems work without internet.
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5 Cheap Android Phones That Punch Above Their Price Bracket
It's easy to find cheap Android smartphones, but finding one that also delivers high quality is much harder. These models manage to do both.
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Say Goodbye To Generic Results: Here Comes The Personalized Google Search
You won’t have to explain your plans in detail every time you start a search, as AI Mode can connect to Gmail and Google Photos to offer personalized results.
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Jason Momoa's Highly Underrated Post-Apocalyptic Apple TV Series Is A Must-Watch
Jason Momoa has made a name for himself in TV and film, most notable for "Game of Thrones." Fans should check out this sci-fi action series on Apple TV.
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The 13 Most Common Bluetooth Problems (And How To Fix Them)
Bluetooth is stronger and more reliable than ever, but stubborn connectivity issues still arise -- here's what you should do, step-by-step.
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3 Clever Uses For Your Old Xbox One (Beyond Traditional Gaming)
While the Xbox One still is the go-to gaming console for some, it might be collecting dust in your house. Fortunately, you can use it for more than gaming.
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Will Humanoid Robots Take Over Your Smart Home?
Humanoid robots have been in development for years, but it may feel like they will never be accessible to regular users. There are a few reasons for that.
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Some Scientists Say Lead Poisoning Led To The Fall Of The Roman Empire
There is no polity more storied in the west than the Roman Empire, but could its fall have really been caused by its choice of plumbing material?
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4 Sleek Tech Finds You Can Actually Buy At Costco
While Costco is great for stocking up on food and household supplies, there are also several sleek tech products you can find.
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Apple Might Be Making The First AI-Powered Wearable Actually Worth Using
A new report suggests Apple is working on an AI-powered wearable pin roughly the size of an AirTag with microphones, cameras, and a speaker.
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Say Goodbye To ChatGPT - New Siri Chatbot Will Soon Take Over Your iPhone
Apple is nearly ready to launch a more conversational Siri, but the company is also working to turn Siri into a full-fledged chatbot as part of iOS 27.
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Why TV Makers Switched To OLED Panels
How did OLED technology surpass popular LED panels, and what drives customers to pay top dollar for the latest models, year after year?
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Iconic Mac And PC Guys Reunite In A Surprising New Ad
Years after signing off as "a Mac" and "a PC," Justin Long and John Hodgman have reunited for another ad campaign that you won't see coming.
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Are 3D Printed Parts Actually Reliable?
Making your own 3D printed parts lets you unleash your creativity, but not everything you print is going to be reliable — especially if you're using resin.
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China Is Cracking Down On Nvidia Graphics Cards (For Good Reasons)
The global market for AI is complicated, but that doesn't mean you'll be any less surprised when you find out why China might ban Nvidia graphics cards.
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Don't Miss One Of Netflix's Best Movies Of 2025 With 95% On Rotten Tomatoes
Not all Netflix releases are on par with Oscar-winning movies. However, the streaming giant recently debuted one of the most highly rated in recent memory.
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Say Goodbye To 3D Printing Limits With This DIY Hack
Anyone frustrated by the size limits imposed by typical consumer-grade 3D printing systems needs to check out this remarkably inventive DIY hack.
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