The Navy's 3D-Printed Drones Could Be A Game Changer For Ships At Sea
Drones have completely reshaped warfare on all fields, leading to a surge in advancements for small, expendable drones, which are commonly cost-effective.
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Sony's New TV Is Its Most Affordable OLED Model So Far
Sony is lowering the entry price for its OLED TVs without stripping away the features we all expect. The new series still isn't a bargain-bin option, though.
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The Pixel 11 Pro XL's USB-C Fast Charging Has One Big Problem
Think any USB-C brick will deliver top speeds? Google's new flagship requires specific high-voltage PPS hardware to actually unlock its fastest charging times.
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Chinese Company Reveals Solar Car Roofs Ready For Mass Production
Solar-powered cars remain elusive in 2026, but one Chinese company recently revealed that its solar car roofs are ready for mass production. Here's the scoop.
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5 Signs It Might Be Time To Upgrade Your Tablet
Your tablet is subject to the march of time just like the rest of your technology, which means you will eventually see signs its time for an upgrade.
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Nvidia DLSS 5 Has Leaked, And It's Even Worse Than You Think
Nvidia revealed DLSS 5, its next evolution of the technology, which is a shader system powered by artificial intelligence, because everything needs AI.
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These 4 Motorola Phones Were Ahead Of Their Time
Motorola might be an afterthought nowadays, but before Apple, Google, and Samsung took over the mobile market, it made some of the most cutting-edge phones.
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Why Does Windows Constantly Need To Update?
Windows can install an update, restart, and ask to do it all again just weeks later. There are good reasons for that, even when nothing appears to have changed.
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5 Google Maps Settings Drivers Should Enable
Google Maps offers plenty of useful features out of the box, but if you really want to make the most of it, you should enable these settings right away.
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The 7 Best Food Counter Apps To Track Your Calories
If you're trying to stick to a diet or a workout plan, technology can lend a helping hand. Here are the seven best food counter apps to track your calories.
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CMF Clip Pro Review: Great Open Buds At A Reasonable Price
Looking to dip your toes into the waters of open-ear earbuds? If so, the $99 CMF Clip Pro buds from Nothing might just be the best value on the market.
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This iOS Feature Can Be A Lifesaver When Your iPhone Turns Off
Phone dead but still need access to your transit card or digital keys? Apple's Express Mode keeps vital cards working even the iPhone's battery has died.
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Why Do Some USB Ports Have A Circle Symbol?
Have you seen the USB ports on your computer up close and realized that there are certain symbols next to them? Here's what the circle symbol means.
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5 Ultra-Thin Laptops Perfect For Home And Travel
Looking for a laptop that works just as well at home as it does on the road? These ultra-thin models stand out for more than their slim designs.
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Smart Home Gadgets Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Your Wi-Fi
Could your smart home be behind your Wi-Fi trouble? Connected gadgets can affect a network for reasons that have little to do with their data usage.
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The iPhone 17's Current Price Might Look Like A Great Deal Soon
With Apple preparing its next iPhone lineup, several changes could make the iPhone 17 a more attractive buy than it first appears. Here's what you need to know.
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Do You Have To Restart Your Phone After An Update?
Just updated your smartphone to the latest OS and wondering if you should reboot your phone? Here's everything you need to know about restarting your device.
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Which Nvidia GPU Is The Equivalent To The Steam Deck?
The Steam Deck is a surprisingly powerful handheld, but you may not realize how close it is to an older Nvidia GPU in terms of power.
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Did A New Google 'Pulse' App Just Appear On Your Android Phone? Here's What It Does
The company's quietly installing Pulse on people's phones, with the Play Store saying it's been downloaded more than 10 million times.
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Here's How Long Every 2026 Motorola Phone Will Get Software Updates
Motorola typically decides the support period on a phone-by-phone basis, which can make it tricky to know exactly how many years of updates you can expect.
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Chinese Robot Breaks Usain Bolt's 100m World Record Time — Then Smashes Into A Wall
China's humanoid robots can now outrun the fastest human in history, but stopping is another issue altogether. Let's say the finish wasn't exactly graceful.
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This Android 17 Feature Is A Lifesaver For Those With Motion Sickness
If using your phone as a passenger makes you feel sick, Android 17 has a new accessibility feature that may help. Pixel owners are beginning to see it already.
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Nothing Ear (3a) Review: Raising The Bar For Budget Earbuds
If you're looking to spend $100 or less on a pair of earbuds that will last you a while, the new Nothing Ear (3a) buds are going to be hard to beat.
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Sony Stopped Making Phones, But There's A Catch
Not everyone knows that Sony had entered the smartphone market to begin with, but now, it's technically stopped making phones — emphasis on "technically."
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How To Connect Controllers To Your Steam Deck
There are many different ways to connect a controller to a Steam Deck. You can even combine options like Bluetooth and RF to use up to 16 controllers at once.
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T-Mobile Is Giving Away This Motorola Phone For Free – Here's How To Get One
If you're looking to get your hands on the latest iteration of Motorola's Razr phone, you may be able to get one for free from T-Mobile. Here's how.
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3 Perks Of Switching To A Smart Thermostat For Savvy Homeowners
Smart thermostats have changed a lot over the years, unlocking massive advantages for homeowners looking to create a smart and connected house.
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