You Should Never Fly A Drone Anywhere Near A Military Base For One Big Reason
Owning and operating your own drone is more accessible than ever, but flying your drone too close to military bases carries some serious consequences.
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These Are The 5 Best Gaming TVs, According To Experts
There are a more TVs with amazing gaming features than a person can keep track of, but you can usually narrow your search by looking at the big brand names.
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Just because the oil on your dipstick is black doesn't mean it's time for an oil change. In fact, that really just means the oil is doing its job.
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Can AI Build You A Gaming PC? Here's The Truth
AI chatbots can be a useful tool for many aspects of life — but can they help you build a good gaming PC? Here's what to know before you buy — or build.
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Why There Is Simply No Need For A Budget Digital Camera Anymore
Digital cameras feel like fossils when compared to today's tech, including cameras on modern smartphones. Here's why the digital camera is losing its relevance.
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iOS 26 is the latest iOS version launched alongside the iPhone 17 series. But if you're wondering which is the oldest iPhone to support the OS, here it is.
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5 Android Phones That Still Come With A microSD Card Slot In 2026
While smartphone brands charge a hefty premium for extra internal storage, you can still choose from these Android phones that allow microSD cards.
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The US Military Started Using An AI Chatbot You've Probably Never Heard Of
The U.S. military's abrupt rollout of a bespoke and seemingly unknown AI tool in December 2025 caught servicemembers by surprise, leading to security concerns.
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4 Road Trip Car Gadgets That Are Worth The Trunk Space
When it comes to preserving the all-important trunk space on road trips, these useful gadgets promise ample utility and maximum space efficiency.
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Portable TVs Can Transform The Way You Travel - Here's How
Looking for a TV you can watch anywhere, even not at home? Rather than try to watch your favorite shows on your laptop, maybe consider a portable TV.
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This Sleek USB Gadget Uses Your iPhone Or Android Phone To Lock Your Data
A new portable SSD from Lexar aims to do more than just hold your data, as it features a unique security feature to prevent unwanted access.
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What That Red Dot On Your Apple Watch Means – And How To Get Rid Of It
Is the little red dot on your Apple Watch beginning to irritate you? It's a fairly standard Apple Watch feature, but you can easily make it go away.
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Ring Cancels Flock Safety Partnership Following Public Boycott
Ring ended a controversial partnership that would have sent customer data to Flock Safety, a move that coincides with the start of a consumer boycott.
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5 Cheap Amazon USB Adapters That You Should Always Have At Home
While the world is moving towards USB-C, plenty of other ports are still in use. Here are USB adapters that ensure you never run into compatibility issues.
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Steam Deck Users 'Can't Imagine Using Anything' Other Than This Case
The Steam Deck is popular, but it's also a significant financial investment, which is why owners are flocking to this third-party case to keep them safe.
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10 Weird USB Gadgets You Need To Check Out
From charging cables to storage devices, USB tech is now old news. But some USB devices are so odd, you probably didn't know they existed. We sussed out a few.
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What The Symbols & Check Marks Next To Android Text Messages Really Mean
Google Messages shows check marks and other symbols on your texts to hint at what's happening behind the scenes. Here's what each of these means.
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This Car Company Is Using Robots To Do A Human's Job In 0.5 Percent Of The Time
Counting warehouse stock used to be a massive time sink. Now a single robot scans it fast, and the company says workers were reassigned, not laid off.
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3 HDMI Settings Every PlayStation 5 Owner Should Change
If you have a PlayStation 5, and you want to make using it with your TV easier and better, here are some HDMI settings you should change right away.
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The New Ferrari Luce Features An Apple CarPlay Ultra-Like Design
Thanks in part to Ferrari's collaboration with a certain famed technology designer, the new Luce has a strong Apple CarPlay Ultra-like vibe.
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5 Useful Google Chrome Features You Should Be Using In 2026
If you're looking to get the most out of your browser, here are five Google Chrome features you might want to try.
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Steam Might Be Messing With Your Controller - Here's Why
If you're playing video games on your PC and are noticing some input lag, it might not be a hardware problem you're facing, but a well-known Steam issue.
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Why Do You Get Targeted Ads After Talking About Something In Real Life?
Nothing makes us more suspicious of our phones than talking about a product and immediately seeing an ad for it. There are a few reasons why this happens.
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iOS 26.4 Biggest Feature Delay Might Push Back 4 New Apple Releases
Delays in the iOS pipeline mean the big, AI-fueled upgrade for Siri may have been significantly pushed back - meaning other new products may also be delayed.
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5 New Cars That Are Locking Major Features Behind Premium Subscriptions
Many car features once included with your purchase or offered as one‑time upgrades are now subscriptions, and these new cars keep that trend alive.
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Android Users Should Be Excited For The iPhone Fold - Here's Why
Apple is expected to launch its first foldable phone, the iPhone Fold, in 2026. When it arrives, even Android users could have a reason to celebrate.
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Do Smart Bulbs Use More Electricity Than Regular Light Bulbs?
Smart bulbs come with countless features that let you control their brightness, color, and use. It’s important to know whether that comes at a consumption cost.
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