XGIMI Horizon 20 Max Review: The Best 4K Home Projector To Date
XGIMI's new Horizon 20 Max 4K home projector lives up to its high price tag with modern software, IMAX Enhanced certification, and optical zoom.
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Can You Use A Google Pixel In China? It's Complicated
If you're headed to China, whether for work or pleasure, keep in mind that foreign smartphones like your Google Pixel don't quite work the same there.
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You've Been Using Android Circle To Search Wrong, Here's Why
This clever feature can do a lot more than you think. Stop making these common mistakes and start using Android's easy-to-use AI tool the right way!
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4 Specs That Could Get Worse On Your Next Cheap Android Phone
The after-effects of the ongoing shortage of components in the tech industry continue to impact Android phones, stagnating components and features.
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Can Emergency Override Charging Permanently Damage Your iPhone?
Your iPhone will prevent you from charging your device if it detects it's wet, but can overriding that setting cause permanent damage?
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Plaud Note Pro Review: Never Take Meeting Notes Again
If you're looking for an all-in-one solution for recorded interviews, meeting notes, and minutes, the Plaud Note Pro voice recorder is hard to top.
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Some Android Phones Can No Longer Access Google Play — Here's Why
Some Android phones can no longer open the Google Play Store. Here's what caused the sudden cutoff and what it means for apps on those devices.
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The 8 Cheapest Ways To Still Enjoy Retro Games
The retro rage of decades past is often overhyped, but revisiting gaming's short and vibrant history on your home setup is an accessible exception.
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The Reason Your Battery Pack Takes So Long To Charge
Portable battery packs are incredibly useful for keeping our devices juiced up when out of the house. However, if yours is charging slowly, this could be why.
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Why Do Some iPads Still Use Touch ID Instead Of Face ID?
Ever wondered why you can unlock your iPhone with Face ID, but with so many iPads, you can only use Touch ID? There's a reason behind the feature.
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Japan's Old Cargo Ships Could Soon Have An Unexpected New Job Powering AI
From shipping containers to supercomputing: see how Japan’s retired cargo vessels are being reimagined as mobile data centers for high-tech expansion.
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Are OnePlus Phones Still Safe To Use?
OnePlus has now made it clear that it intends to exit the U.S. market in favor of Asian markets, though the company plans to support existing phones.
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China's New Solar Breakthrough Makes Desalinated Water Cheaper Than Bottled
Although solar water desalination is cleaner than the other options out there, it under performs, but new tech from China could change the paradigm.
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Why Your Dock Icons Bounce On A MacBook – And How To Stop It
Sometimes icons bounce in your macOS dock. It's all part of Apple's notification system. While that can get pretty annoying, there's an easy fix.
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5 Google Apps That Can Drain Your Battery Life
Google is a big part of most people's digital life, especially if they use Android devices, but isome popular Google apps will drain your battery dry.
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Is It Safe To Use Your Laptop To Charge Your Phone?
Phone battery life is a pain, and it's especially bad when you can't find a wall plug or forgot your extra battery. Fortunately, there are more options.
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Samsung Galaxy Vs. OnePlus Phone Cameras: Which Is The Best For Amateur Photographers
Samsung Galaxy and OnePlus camera both promise impressive results, but their strengths, weaknesses, and value may matter more than the headline specs suggest.
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Thrifters Say This Is How You Clean A Scratched DVD
Thrifters and collectors have a few tricks for making scratched DVDs playable again. The right cleaning method depends on how deep the damage goes.
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France's New Floating Wind Farm Just Went Live, And It's Not Just Generating Energy
Another floating offshore wind farm has come online in France, but this one goes beyond generating energy with its secondary underwater agenda.
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4 Useful Apple Gadgets Under $50
While Apple is known for making expensive accessories, it also offers a host of affordable ones that are surprisingly useful. Here are the best ones under $50.
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Who Owns Flock Cameras?
Flock's AI-powered cameras are divisive, and many people aren't happy to see them in their communities. Here's what to know about the company's owners.
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What Does The Trident Symbol On A USB Port Mean?
The USB port on your computer is marked with an iconic trident symbol, but does it actually mean anything in relation to the type of USB port you have?
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Waze Might Know Your Location Even When You're Not Using The App
Millions of people rely on Waze to get them from one place to another. But there's a trade-off: Unless you tell it not to, Waze will track your every move.
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Underwater Internet Cables Are Doing Something Unexpected For Endangered Orcas
Underwater cables have been benefitting society for more than 150 years, and the first internet cable has been in use since 1988, connecting the world.
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Why Is The Mac Mini Cheaper Than A MacBook?
A Mac Mini and a Macbook are fairly comparable in terms of power, but the price is quite different. So why does a MacBook cost more than a Mac Mini?
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6 Charger And Battery Brands Owned By Chinese Companies
No matter where you buy your power gadgets, there's a good chance they have ties to Asia. Here are six charger and battery brands owned by Chinese companies.
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Apple's New Leasing Program Sounds Great, Until You Think About The Real Cost
Apple seems to be trying to make it easier for everyone to have an Apple device, including an iPhone, if they want one with its new leasing program.
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