People Across The US Are Tearing Down Flock's Traffic Cameras - Here's Why
Rapidly growing surveillance tech company Flock is seeing many of its cameras in cities across the U.S. be torn down by concerned citizens, and here's why.
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4 Common Online Credit Card Scams (And How You Can Avoid Them)
Credit card scams are getting more sophisticated with the use of artificial intelligence, but the way to protect yourself from these attacks remains the same.
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The Complicated Truth About The Price Of 3D Printing Houses
While 3D printing is often touted as a way to make housing more affordable, its current costs tell a different story. However, the tech still has potential.
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6 Major Mac Features The MacBook Neo Doesn't Have
Planning to get your hands on the all-new MacBook Neo? Here are six features missing from the new laptop that may convince you to upgrade to the MacBook Air.
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10 Popular Smartphone Apps That Are Chewing Through Your Data Plan
Unlimited data plans are expensive, and smartphone applications can run up the tab if you're not careful. Keep on eye on these apps for efficient data usage.
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AI Data Centers Are Doing More Harm Than Just Driving Up Utility Prices
It's an open secret at this point that AI data centers are driving up utility prices, but that's not the worst part. Here are some other risks that they pose.
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5 Cool iPad Widgets That You Need To Try
Without using widgets on the iPad, you're missing out on one of the quickest ways to improve your device's productivity and aesthetic.
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This Sleek $70 Smart Lock On Amazon Is An 'Easy Install' For DIYers
Smart home gadgets are a must-have for many households in the current age of tech, and this simple to install Smart Lock on Amazon is a great choice.
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5 Legendary Gadgets That Were Born In The '90s
The '90s played a pivotal role in shaping the tech that we use on a daily basis. Here are some standout gadgets and technologies from that era.
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Why Did TV Manufacturers Stop Using Plasma Panels?
In the early days of the HD transition, TV buyers' primary choice was between LCD and Plasma panels, but here's why Plasma ultimately lost that battle.
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Amazon Is Selling The Galaxy S26 Ultra For $200 Less Than Samsung
If you're planning to pick up Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra, don't miss out on Amazon's enticing preorder offer, which includes a $200 gift card.
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Amazon Quietly Abandoned Its Robot Innovation
Amazon recently abandoned an innovative robotic line that it had deployed last year in an effort to streamline some of its warehouse operations.
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Robin Williams Had A Rare Computer Monitor That Even Modern Enthusiasts Would Love
Robin Williams' love for video games extended beyond Nintendo, as a majority of his PC gaming early on was viewed through this incredible CRT display.
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4 Cool New Android Phones That Are Setting The Standard For 2026
While 2026 has just begun, here are some standout Android smartphones that have launched recently, and are already setting the stage for upcoming releases.
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Google Now Shows You Which Android Apps Will Drain Your Battery
Google has revealed it will be changing how it notifies users about apps, and will now clearly identify apps that are using more of your battery than normal.
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5 Clever Ways To Use The USB Port On Your Router
While your router might seem like a single-purpose device, you can use its USB port for a variety of cool things. Here are some use cases worth exploring.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Feature Makes Me Want To Ditch The iPhone
Samsung surprised fans with the reveal of a screen shifting Ultra Privacy Feature, and it's a feature that may finally persuade iPhone owners to jump ship.
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4 Of The Most Secure Smartphones You Can Buy In The U.S.
These days, there's always a new digital attack around the corner targeting smartphones. Here are some phones that offer the best security against such threats.
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The 8 Best (And 4 Worst) TVs For Gaming In 2026
With a slate of fantastic games dropping this year, we've sorted out which televisions make the grade and which don't stack up for your gaming sessions.
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4 Of The Best Android Tablets Under 12 Inches You Can Buy In 2026
Android tablets come in a wide variety to fit almost every need. If you're looking for a gaming device or want to read e-books, check out these four options.
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MWC 2026 Was All About Chinese Phones, 6G, And Dancing Robots
MWC 2026 is drawing to a close, but the event featured a ton of exciting news and reveals about what to expect from technology in the coming years.
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Pennsylvania's New License Plates Are Causing Toll Cameras To Malfunction
Pennsylvania released updated license plate designs to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, but it's resulted in drivers getting inaccurate tolls.
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Does The 3D Printing Filament Brand Matter? 5 Things To Consider
If you've just started 3D printing as a hobby, you're probably comparing the various filament types, but does the brand matter too? Here's what you should know.
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The Reason Why Your Keyboard's 'F' And 'J' Keys Have Little Bumps On Them
If you've taken a close look at your computer keyboard, you may see horizontal bumps on the F and J keys. Here's what they signify, and how they're useful.
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4 Clever Uses For Your Old Phone Charging Cables
If you have a bunch of old charging cables, don't turn them into e-waste just yet. Here are some clever ways to repurpose them and put them to work.
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5 Cool New Gadgets That Can Use Your Monitor's USB Port
If you have a modern monitor that sports USB ports, you'd be surprised to see how many cool gadgets you can plug into them. Here are some worth trying.
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Those Foam Microphone Covers Actually Serve An Important Audio Purpose
There are a variety of different foam-based and more complex microphone covers that may look unusual, but serve a distinct purpose in preserving audio quality.
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