5 Products Nintendo Sells (That Aren't The Switch Or Games)
Nintendo is most popular for its gaming consoles and video games like the Switch 2 and "Legend of Zelda." But it didn't get its start making consoles.
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Why Solar Panels Took Over Calculators (And Not Much Else)
Solar panels may not be widespread from a home energy perspective, but the technology has dominated the calculator industry for more than 40 years.
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The 4 Types Of Hard Drives And What They Actually Mean
If you're shopping for computer components, there's a lot of information to parse to make sure you're getting the right items, including the type of hard drive.
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One major Android operating system has confirmed that it will not be implementing age-based verification, regardless of the consequences it may have.
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Your old GoPro doesn't have to sit in a drawer after an upgrade. It can still be useful for a few tasks that can help out in daily life and travel.
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The Reason Airlines Still Use Obsolete '80s Printers
Airlines have upgraded plenty of their tech, yet these old-school printers from the 1980s are still hanging on for a few very practical reasons.
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Braided USB cables look tougher than standard ones, but whether they're actually worth buying depends a lot on how and where you use them most.
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Why iPad's Magic Keyboard Has A USB-C Port – And When To Use It
Apple's Magic Keyboard is a handy accessory for leveling up your iPad and it comes with a built-in USB-C port that serves a specific purpose.
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Your DualSense controller works with more than just the PS5. These other devices support it, and some pairings are more useful than you might expect.
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4 USB-C Gadgets That Will Instantly Upgrade The MacBook Neo
Apple has cut a few corners with the MacBook Neo to bring the price down. If you end getting one, you can pick up any of these USB-C accessories to upgrade it.
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Why Did TV Manufacturers Stop Using 8K Panels?
It looked like the next logical step for TVs was going to be 8K displays, but these models have all but disappeared from store shelves. Here's what happened.
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Apple Pencils Are Great, But The Smart Money Buys This iPad Stylus Instead
The Apple Pencil may be the most popular iPad stylus, but it's not the only option. This affordable alternative offers a full set of features at a budget price.
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5 Sam's Club Home Security Cameras Worth Buying
Upgrade your home defense without breaking the bank. From smart locks to indoor monitors, here are five Sam's Club security cameras worth buying.
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Does Putting Aluminum Foil Behind Your Router Actually Improve Your Wi-Fi?
Putting aluminum foil behind your internet router may seem a little silly, but it can make a difference if your apartment suffers from Wi-Fi dead zones.
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9 Things You Should Never Ask Your Google Home
There are certain things you shouldn't ask your Google Home, sometimes due to doubts over accuracy, or worries over the security and privacy of information.
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Did Brake Free Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 12
Brake Free seemed like a real success story after its appearance on Shark Tank. Now with a few more years under its belt, how is the company faring?
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Ditch Your Kindle Unlimited Subscription For These Cheaper Alternatives
Kindle Unlimited may be a power-reader's dream, but if you want to shed expensive subscriptions or you don't read enough to justify it, there are alternatives.
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This $8 Amazon Find Makes Writing On Your iPad Feel Just Like Pen And Paper
You can improve the quality of your writing experience on you iPad with a single budget-friendly Amazon purchase if you miss the feeling of pen and paper.
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Your Surge Protectors Might Be Expired - Here's Why
Expiration dates aren't just in the domain of food, beverages, or medications. Your surge protectors can expire, too — here's how you can tell if they're toast.
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Every Amazon Echo Speaker Compatible With Alexa+
Alexa+ is promising a new level of capability for Amazon's virtual assistant, but not necessarily for every Echo device. Some older models might miss out.
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Elon Musk Has His Sights Set On A Texas City For Another High-Tech Underground Tunnel
Elon Musk is bringing the Boring Company's underground tunnels to this popular Texas city alongside three other new locations in the U.S. and overseas.
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5 Major Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Amazon
When you own a business as large as Amazon, you start diversifying your investments, putting money into other businesses that can be or are equally successful.
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Your Streaming Device Could Be Spying For Hackers, According To The FBI
The FBI has pointed out ways that we are making life easier for hackers. See how trying to save a few bucks could cost you a whole lot more.
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6 Weird And Cool Licensed Computer Parts You Never Knew You Wanted
If you're looking to make a truly unique custom computer based around your favorite properties, these unique computer parts have got you covered.
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This Cheap Amazon Basics Desk Add-On Might Alleviate Your Neck Pain
Neck pain is a serious concern for those who sit at a desk all day, but you can relieve and prevent it with this simple Amazon Basics accessory.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old SIM Ejector Tool – Use It For This Instead
SIM ejector tools are quickly becoming obsolete as phones switch to eSIM. Before you toss yours, there's a surprisingly handy reason to hold onto it.
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5 Phone Etiquette Rules People Break All The Time
Smartphones have become constant companions, which can make in-person interactions a little tougher. These phone etiquette rules help maintain our social norms.
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