Users Say This Is The iPhone 17's Most Annoying Issue So Far - And It's A Big One
Despite the iPhone's market dominance, it isn't perfect, and the 17 is seeing one serious problem of late.
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What Did Computers Use Before The USB Port Was Invented?
Hard as it is to believe, there was once a time when computers didn't have USB ports. Here's what came before it, and how messy it all really was.
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Yeti makes coolers, drinking bottles, and even various types of bags that are all suitable for the outdoors, and its five-gallon bucket is equally versatile.
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How To Remove Water From Your Phone's Charging Port
Getting water into the charging port is more than just annoying; it can also impede charging. Thus, it's important to know how to remove water from the port.
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What Is A Neural Engine & How Do NPUs Differ From GPUs?
When it comes to tech, most don't think too much about how things like NPUs and GPUs work. But the differences between them is more important than you think.
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13 Celebrities Who Own A Gulfstream G650 Private Jet
There is no such thing as a cheap private jet, of course, but the Gulfstream G650 is luxurious even for the standard of billionaires and the super-rich.
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5 Hidden Gmail Features You Need To Try Out ASAP
Take control of your Gmail workflow with smart hidden features that make managing mail simpler, faster, and stress free.
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Amazon Spent Mega-Millions In Florida To Expand Its Distribution Capabilities In The States
Amazon's market cap of over $2 trillion means the online retail giant is never short of cash and can make a nearly $100 million real estate purchase.
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5 Highly-Rated Gaming Keyboards That Won't Break The Bank
Find affordable gaming keyboards that feel premium without the price tag, from wireless gasket designs to quiet, durable membrane options.
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NASA's Dream Chaser Will Make Its 2026 Debut As A Free-Flying Spacecraft
The Dream Chaser was meant to be NASA's replacement for the Space Shuttle and take supplies to the ISS, but its first test mission will be a free demo flight.
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5 Ways To Fix Your Computer Screen Shadow Problem
Screen shadowing is a surefire way to ruin a work or gaming experience. Try out these potential fixes before spending your hard-earned money on a new monitor.
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Discover Smarter Security And Zero Fees With This Video Doorbell Camera
If you've been shopping around for a wireless video doorbell with no strings or fees attached, look no further than the XTU J9 Plus with a full view and chime.
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Xbox Kinect May Be Dead, But Its Spirit Lives On In These Devices
Xbox Kinect made a huge splash when it launched, but the hype quickly died away. Despite that, it's still going strong — just not for gaming.
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2025 Nobel Prize Hit By Suspected Cyber Crime According To Norwegian Officials
Thanks to a slew of sudden, high-profile bets for the Nobel Prize winner, Norwegian officials are alleging a cyber crime has taken place within the institute.
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Reddit's CEO Says Much Of The Internet Is Dead - And Redditors Agree
Alexis Ohanian, co-founder and CEO of Reddit, has gone on record about how the internet is now dead, and he's not the only one who feels that way.
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Why This High-Tech Cooler At Costco Could Be A Game Changer For Road Trips & Car Camping
No matter if you do a lot of camping or road trips, having a quality cooler is a must. This high-tech cooler from Costco might just be what you need.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Old PC Towers
Many of us have old computer parts lying around, but what are you supposed to do with old PC towers? Use your creativity, and repurpose them in unexpected ways.
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Is ChatGPT's Sora App Coming To Android? Everything You Need To Know
The Sora 2 AI video generator is headed for Android devices, though OpenAI has not announced an official release date, despite the Play Store pre-register page.
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5 Cheap Dishwashers That Are High Quality, According To Consumer Reports
A dishwasher can be an indispensable tool, but they can also get very expensive, very fast. Here's some more budget-friendly options for your home.
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If Your Android Auto 'Quick Control' Feature Is Broken, You're Not Alone
Quick Control isn't necessarily one of Android Auto's headline features, but it can come in handy. Sadly, it's not quite behaving how it should for many.
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5 Ways An iPad Makes A Great Kitchen Gadget
Learn how an iPad can organize recipes, control smart devices, play music, and make everyday cooking smoother while adding convenience to your kitchen.
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Gemini Just Dethroned ChatGPT Thanks To This New Fan-Favorite Feature
ChatGPT and Google Gemini have been head-to-head competitors ever since they were introduced. Gemini may be pulling ahead with this recently introduced feature.
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How To Change Your Language In ChatGPT
Want to use ChatGPT in another language? You can change it in just a few steps without leaving the chat. Here’s how to do it.
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5 Creative Uses For Old Household Gadgets
Think your outdated tech is useless? Think again. Discover creative, practical, and even stylish ways to bring new purpose to your old devices.
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This Ice Nugget Maker On Amazon Is Similar To The GE Profile Appliance (And Much Cheaper)
An Amazon ice maker costs less than half the price of GE’s popular nugget model. Here’s how the two compare in ice production, design, and reliability.
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Meta Is Expanding Its AI Data Centers, Leaving Locals Nervous Of Water Supply Interference
Meta’s massive AI expansion promises innovation on a global scale — but locals near new data hubs fear the project may be draining more than just electricity.
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5 Mini Speakers That Actually Sound Good, According To Reviews
Small speakers aren't what they used to be. Improvements with battery life, sound quality, and loudness make a mini Bluetooth speaker a worthy investment.
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