5 Costco Items Smart Homeowners Need For Their Winter Prep
If you’re looking to upgrade your smart home this winter, these products available at Costco will help you get through the season’s challenges.
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Can You Wear Headphones While Driving?
Driving while wearing earbuds, or a single earbud, is subject to different laws depending upon the state you live in. Here's a breakdown on what the law says.
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The Best Way To Keep Your Laptop's Trackpad Clean
The trackpad on your laptop is a magnet for dirt and grime. Fortunately, it's fairly easy to keep that trackpad clean, tidy, and in optimal condition.
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8 Smart Home Upgrades That Can Actually Save You Money
To some, a smart home is just a normal house with a fancy security system. To others, it's about buying every internet-connected device for max convenience.
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4 Electronics You Should Only Buy From Amazon
Amazon is known the world over for its wide assortment of consumer products, including electronics. Which tech purchases should you only buy from Amazon?
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This Amazon Best Seller Is The Weirdest Car Cleaner You've Ever Seen For $7
Cleaning the car is always a pain in the butt, which is why you'll probably be willing to try out this bizarre cleaning accessory, especially on sale.
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A Self-Driving Robot Snowblower Can Clear Your Driveway This Winter - Here's How
Not everybody has the time and energy to clear snow off their driveway. One company is selling an automatic snow-blower that does all the hard work for you.
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10 Best 3D Printing Projects For Beginners
A few years ago, 3D printing sounded like science fiction. Today, there are thousands of beginner-friendly designs perfect for learning the basics.
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The 4 Best Budgeting Apps To Replace Mint
If you've been wondering how to replace the discontinued Mint app for your personal finances, these four budgeting apps are a good place to start.
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5 Essential Meta Quest Apps You Should Always Install First
The Meta Quest has plenty of useful apps you will eventually download, but these are the ones you’ll be happiest to install first on your device.
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The Wireless External SSD You Never Knew You Needed
While flash drives are more portable, they can't match the speeds of bulkier SSDs. However, this wireless external SSD brings the best of both worlds.
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8 Of The Best Fitbit Alternatives For Health & Fitness Tracking
For alternatives to the Fitbit, either due to cost, style, specific features, or a preference for another tech ecosystem, here's eight options you might like.
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Here's What Might Happen When The AI Bubble Pops
While the rapid developments in AI might paint a rosy picture, the reality beneath is far more serious. Here's what could happen if the AI bubble pops.
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'Albiriox' Attack Lets Hackers Control Your Android Phone And Bank Account
A new malware threat is emerging, and those who own an Android smartphone should beware. The "Albiriox" malware can embed itself in your OS, leaking vital data.
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12 Common Windows Apps You Should Uninstall Immediately, According To Experts
Windows PCs come pre-installed with plenty of apps. However, according to experts, some are a drain on computer resources and should be uninstalled immediately.
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4 Cheap Smart TVs To Avoid, According To Users
Not all cheap smart TVs are of the same build quality. Based on user reviews, we've found four models in particular that you may want to avoid.
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Wireless Charging Might Not Be Worth It For You - Here's Why
While wireless charging is rapidly improving in speed and efficiency, there are certain drawbacks. Here's why wireless charging may not be ideal for you.
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4 Clever Uses For Your Old Apple Watch
Think your older Apple Watch is obsolete? Think again. There are various ways in which you can still get some life out of earlier iterations of the tech.
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Google's 6-7 Easter Egg Is Here To Mess With Your Web Searches
Hilariously, Google's Easter egg is about to prank those people who are still confused about the term, and come to Google to search it.
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Google Discontinued The Dark Web Tool That Checks For Your Personal Data - Here's Why
Google will soon conclude a customer facing tool that tracks those massive databases which malicious actors trade on the dark web.
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Aqara FP300 Presence Sensor Review: The Only Smart Home Sensor You Need
If you're looking for a presence sensor to help you build up your smart home, the new Aqara FP300 is an especially capable option.
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This One HDMI Setting Can Make Almost Any TV Look Better
Unlock your TV's full potential. Learn how to toggle this specific HDMI setting to fix gray blacks, boost contrast, and get the picture quality you paid for.
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iPhone Fold Isn't Even Out Yet, But Samsung Might Already Be Copying The Design
Apple is still months away from revealing its first foldable iPhone, but there's already evidence that Samsung could release a phone with a similar design.
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Customer Bought A $1,000 Nvidia Graphics Card From Best Buy And Got A Box Of Rocks
In an unfortunate turn of events, a Best Buy customer received a box of rocks instead of their $1,000 Nvidia GPU. Here's what you can do if this happens to you.
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8 Rare Vintage Tech Products Worth Thousands That Might Be Hiding In Your Attic
Collectible tech is a lot newer than most other kinds of vintage items, which might take hundreds of years to become interesting. Nostalgia plays a big part.
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Google Translate's Real-Time Translation Works With Any Wireless Earphones - Here's How
You can now use Google Translate's real-time translation feature with any wireless headphones, and we're going to show you how to do it.
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Hackers Are Stealing Microsoft Account Passwords With This Trick
Typosquatting is a clever trick that hackers use to steal your sensitive information. Here's how the scam works and how you can protect yourself.
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