You Can Change Your Google Pixel's Flashlight Brightness - Here's How
Pixel owners have been left in the dark, so to speak, without the ability to tweak the brightness on their flashlights, but an update has finally changed that.
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7 Palm-Sized Gadgets You Didn't Know You Needed
Advanced tech doesn't have to come in big packages, which is why we unearthed these palm-sized gadgets that will make your life a little easier.
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Change These 4 Xbox Settings To Instantly Boost Performance
If you're starting to notice slowdowns on your Xbox console, here are some easy fixes to enhance its overall performance and make it run faster.
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5 Cool PlayStation 5 Accessories You Can 3D Print
The 3D printing community has come up with some clever PlayStation 5 accessories. These five are worth printing if you want a cleaner, more customized setup.
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3 Powerful Android Phones Under $400 That Are Actually Worth Buying Refurbished
With the recent price hikes in the smartphone world courtesy of increasing component costs, here are three phones you can buy refurbished for under $400.
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Target Gadgets Under $75 That Users Swear By
Good-quality tech doesn't have to break your bank. From brands like Roku and Apple, these gadgets from Target are under $75 and totally worth your money.
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Amazon Users Call This Cheap & Tiny Projector 'Amazing'
Projectors are usually either bulky, expensive, or both. This little Amazon pick is neither, which helps explain why buyers like it so much.
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The 3 Best Ways To Safely Back Up Your iPad
If your iPad holds anything you'd hate to lose, backing it up should already be a habit. These reliable methods cover every setup and preference.
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Your Next Bathroom Vanity Should Have A Smart Mirror - Here's Why
There are more compelling reasons than you'd think to hang a smart mirror at your bathroom vanity, but not without considering a few key factors.
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How To Get Wired Internet At Home Without Installing Ethernet Cables
If your Wi-Fi connection at home isn't reliable, here's how you can use wired internet at home without using Ethernet cables all over the place.
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3 iPhone Myths You Should Stop Believing
There are a few iPhone myths that keep circulating despite being false. Take some time to learn the truth before they lead to bad habits or physical damage.
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What Is A 3D Printing Filament Dryer And Why Would You Need One?
Wet filament can mean disaster for any project on your 3D printer, but that does that mean you should invest in a dedicated filament dryer?
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5 Myths About Incognito Mode You Need To Stop Believing
The next time you find a need to use Incognito Mode, you should know a thing or two about it instead of buying into one of the many myths surrounding it.
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Here's How Much The MacBook Neo's Display Costs To Replace
The MacBook Neo is Apple's most repairable laptop in 14 years, but that doesn't mean fixing a broken screen is painless. Here's what it actually costs.
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5 Of The Best Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Cases
The best thing about Nintendo's Switch 2 is just how portable it is, but that means you probably want a good carrying case to protect your console.
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New Breakthrough In Quantum Computers Could Completely Change How Much They Cost
Quantum computing is a largely theoretical, ultimately expensive proposition for high-level computation. However, new findings could make it more efficient.
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5 3D Printer Projects To Take Your Raspberry Pi Builds To The Next Level
If you've got a 3D printer, a Raspberry Pi, and just a little bit of technical know-how, you can make some truly spectacular projects.
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What Makes The Apple Pencil So Expensive?
A cheap stylus and an Apple Pencil are both pens you drag across a screen, but that's where the similarity ends. Here's what you're actually paying for.
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5 Notoriously Unreliable Retro Consoles You Should Avoid
The best part about retro gaming is getting to play games on original hardware, but some of these beloved classics can be difficult to maintain.
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Why You Can't Just Buy A Petabyte Hard Drive
The size of hard drives available to consumers has increased steadily, but you still can't get a single drive capable of storing a petabyte, and here's why.
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4 Reliable USB Charger Brands That Can Compete With Anker
Anker's chargers are widely regarded as the best in the industry. However, there are some other reliable brands that you can consider when buying an adapter.
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There Might Be A Drawback To Using Your Roku On A Monitor
Using a Roku with a monitor sounds simple enough, but many computer displays are missing a key feature that might be a complete dealbreaker for you.
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5 Email Etiquette Rules People Break All The Time
Receiving a six-paragraph email full of fluff on a Monday morning is painful, so follow these email etiquette rules to avoid doing the same to others.
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Here's What Those Two Holes Are For On Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
Noticed small holes on your Samsung Galaxy phone? Here's what they are, how they work, and what happens to your Galaxy phone if they're blocked.
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Cheap Projectors Will Probably Leave You Disappointed - Here's Why
Cheap projectors promise a lot, but what are you really getting? A closer look reveals where things don't always add up and why spending more could be worth it.
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5 Weird Raspberry Pi Projects That Will Freak Out Your Friends
If you've got a Raspberry Pi and a just a little bit of coding know-how, you can make these weird projects that are sure to confuse your friends.
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What's The Point Of A Mini PC If You Already Have A Laptop?
A mini PC may seem unnecessary if you already have a laptop, but you might be surprised to find how these tiny computers can improve your setup.
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