5 Signs That Your CPU Is Failing On Your PC Or Laptop
CPUs can also be pretty delicate. If you're experiencing weird bugs, crashes, and reboots on your computer, CPU issues might be why. Here's how to find out.
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Why Your TV Screen Is Black (But Still Has Sound)
The worst thing that can happen when you're ready to sit back and watch your favorite shows is a broken TV. Here are some tips and tricks to fix a black screen.
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How To Stream MLB Games For Free On Roku (Even Without A Roku Device)
If you are a big MLB fan but don't want to pay for a subscription to watch live games, here's how to watch on Roku for free, even without a Roku device.
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What Happened To MySpace And Who Owns It Now?
At one point, Myspace was the most popular social media site, but that faded over time. So, where is the company now, and who owns it? Here's what we know.
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Pros & Cons: Do You Really Need A 100-Inch TV?
Most people might not realize exactly how large it is or what they're getting in 100 inches for a television.
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Active Noise Cancelling Explained: How It Works
Beyond playing your music even louder, how do modern earbuds and headphones actively cancel out the noises of the environment surrounding you?
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10 Of The Coolest Vehicles Ever Uncovered On American Pickers
American Pickers has countless interesting finds under its belt, and the vehicles found crammed in garages or languishing in backyards are some of the coolest.
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Sony Declares War On AI Music, But For All The Wrong Reasons
Sony issued a statement warning AI engines and tech companies not to mine and use its artists data to train models without the company's permission.
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The Top 4 Google IO Announcements That Weren't Confusing AI
Google just did its keynote presentation highlighting recent AI integrations, and some were confusing. However, other features were straightforward.
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Was Google's Big AI Announcement Ruined By OpenAI's GPT-4o?
Google just gave its keynote presentation highlighting its Gemini integration on the platform, but did OpenAI's GPT-4o ruin it? Here's what you need to know.
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Google's AI Search Overview Launches In The US Today, With Big Plans For The Future
Google gave a keynote speech emphasizing the upcoming integrations using its AI software Gemini, but was it impressive? Here's everything you need to know.
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Your Old Nintendo Game Boy Could Be Worth More Than You Realize
The wildest thing about the rarest Game Boys ever created is that some owners don't even know what they have. Here are the most valuable ones today.
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Every Streaming App You Can Download On Nintendo Switch
The number of streaming services on the Nintendo Switch has dropped over time, but these options are still available to download from the eShop.
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11 Essential Apps For Steam Deck That Will Enhance Your Experience
The Steam Deck is capable of doing much more than just playing games. Here are 11 essential apps that will enhance your Steam Deck experience.
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Can Raspberry Pi 5 Run A PS2 Emulator? Here's What We Know
The Raspberry Pi platform makes an excellent retro-emulation platform for nostalgia gaming, but how does the Pi 5 handle Sony's PS2?
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The Nintendo Switch Is This Close To Beating PS2 As Best Selling Console Of All Time
The Sony PlayStation 2 is the best-selling video game console of all time, but there's another contender creeping up on the record. Here's what we know.
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Dark Web Vs Deep Web Explained: What's The Difference?
The deep web and the dark web are different than the internet you probably use on a daily basis. Here's what they are, and the differences between them.
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9 Things You Need To Do ASAP If You Think You've Been Hacked
While the internet has made our lives more convenient, there are potential risks of being hacked. If it happens, here's what you need to do ASAP.
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10 Myths About Noise Canceling Headphones We Need To Put To Bed
Active noise cancellation really cuts down on annoying environmental noise, but it's not a silver bullet. Myths and marketing have muddied the waters for years.
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Nintendo Confirms Switch 2 In The Most Nintendo Way Possible
Via an X post, Nintendo has officially announced it will reveal the Switch 2 later this year. Here's everything we know so far about the new console.
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The 6 Best Movies For Your Surround Sound System Experience
If you're new to surround sound and are looking for a movie that could best show off your system, we've got some recommendations for the best ways to do it.
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5 Affordable Camping Tech & Gadgets Under $50 You Can Find At Camping World
Certain things can take your camping trip to the next level. Here are some affordable camping tech gadgets under $50 that you can find at camping world.
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4 Of The Most Affordable Outdoor Projectors For Movie Nights While Camping
Fancy a movie night in the woods? Here are a few of the most affordable outdoor projectors you can stow away in your backpack while camping.
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The Downward Spiral Of The Vine App: The Reason It Shut Down
Vine was an app that was once synonymous with short, snappy videos. Here is the story of its downward spiral and the reason the app shut down in 2017.
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5 Pros And 5 Cons Of Choosing The Steam Deck Over Other Consoles
The Steam Deck may be the new shiny neighbor on the console block, but for all it's upsides, there also downsides. Here are some points for, and against it.
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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of AT&T Wireless Home Internet Service
Where does wireless home internet fall in the grand landscape of service? These are some of the most notable pros and cons of AT&T's wireless home internet.
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10 Of The Most Iconic And Classic Car Chases In Movie History
Car chases are a cornerstone of exciting filmmaking. Here are our favorite times when tight corners, screeching tires, and high stakes led to something iconic.
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