Super Glue Wouldn't Exist If Not For An Accidental Discovery In WW2
Like many other inventions, super glue was discovered completely by accident and was originally intended to be something else. Here's what happened.
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Scientists Have A New, High-Tech Weapon In The Battle Against Invasive Asian Hornets
Tracking down elusive Asian hornet nests has long been a challenge. Now, researchers have unveiled a high-tech tactic that could change the game.
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Does Best Buy Offer Good Trade-In Value? Here's What We Found
Before you use Best Buy's trade-in program for one of your electronics, it's important to know if it's worth it. Here's what we found.
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What Is Greenwashing In The Tech Industry And How Does It Affect You?
Tech companies promise sustainability, but what’s really behind the headlines? Uncover the hidden truths of greenwashing and why it matters to you.
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Spotify's data usage depends on what you're streaming and the quality you choose. Fortunately there are a couple of easy ways to check on its data consumption.
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This iPad Is The Best Pick In 2025 - And It's The Most Affordable In Apple's Lineup
Apple's high-end iPads get all the attention, thanks to their great specs and amazing performance. But it's a much humbler iPad that's the pick of the bunch.
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5 Settings You Might Want To Change After Updating To macOS Tahoe 26
macOS Tahoe is shaping up to be a divisive update, but it certainly brought a lot of new customization options that you might want to investigate.
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Can You Move The Search Bar To The Top In iOS 26?
The search bar placement can be a very annoying thing for users who can't get it to just the right spot, but can you move it to the top of the screen in iOS 26?
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13 Settings To Turn Off Or On In Your Android Phone
The Android OS is highly customizable, but that means that a lot of its default settings won't be a good fit for the way that everyone uses their phone.
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How Android 16 Will Detect Fake Cell Towers To Help Keep You Safe
Fake cell towers aren't the most common security threat you'll face, but they're still troubling nonetheless. That's where a new Android 16 feature comes in.
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Want To Access Amazon's Smart Home Dashboard On Your Fire TV Stick? Here's How
You can use your Amazon Fire TV Stick to control other smart devices in your home, such as the lights or a thermostat. Here's how to set it up.
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America's Biggest Airlines Are Joining Forces To Make Flying Worse
Airlines are lobbying the DOT to get rid of refund guarantees, transparent pricing, and family seating. What does this mean for U.S. travelers?
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What Is The Most Difficult Type Of Welding To Learn, According To Professionals?
While welding may look like a really cool skill to learn, it's not that simple. Professionals mostly agree that one type of welding is the hardest.
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5 Of Our Favorite Handheld Electronics From The 1990s
A nostalgic look back at the most iconic handheld electronics of the 1990s that shaped gaming, music, communication, and task management.
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Why Your Fridge Refuses To Pour Water Without An Expensive Filter
Manufacturers have developed methods to ensure smart fridge owners install only official water filters that are a bit pricey rather than cheaper off-brand ones.
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Why There's A No-Fly Zone Over Disneyland In California
While Disney fans of all ages can visit Disneyland in California, drones are not welcome. Disneyland in California is a no-fly zone, and with good reason.
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Did You Feel Tricked Into Your Prime Membership? The FTC Says Amazon May Owe You Money
Amazon's Prime subscription service might be a useful investment for many, but there are those who might feel cheated. Now they might get some money back.
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Microsoft Has Added Anthropic's AI To This Popular Copilot Assistant
Anthropic’s Claude AI model is now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot, joining OpenAI’s GPT to handle research, automation, and developer tools.
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CEO Says AI Boom's 'Big Four' Companies Could Soon Shrink To Two
The race for AI dominance is down to four companies, at least in the West, but we could very well see more drop out, according to a major investor.
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Why United Airlines Has Been Grounding So Many Flights Lately
United Airlines and its passengers had a bad night in September 2025. This wasn't the only time it has had delays and cancellations this year, either.
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Alleged Hacker Arrested In Cyberattack That Shut Down Airports - Here's What Happened
Someone has been arrested in connection with the many flights cancelled around the world, reportedly due to a ransomware attack on airport infrastructure.
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'Ghost Plates' Let Reckless Drivers Dodge Tickets – But Now NY Cops Are Cracking Down
Cashless tolling was supposed to make it easier to collect tolls, but drivers found a way past cameras using "ghost plates". Now New York is cracking down.
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Here's How Much Data A FaceTime Call Uses Per Hour
Video calls significantly more data than audio calls, which can become an issue if you're on a limited data plan or visiting a foreign country.
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NVIDIA Is Investing $100 Billion In OpenAI - Here's Why
The AI arms race is heating up. A record-breaking collaboration between NVIDIA and OpenAI signals just how high the stakes have become.
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What You Need To Know About TikTok's New US Owners
If you've been worried about a TikTok ban, you can rest easy. TikTok will soon be American-owned, and here's the info on the people who'll be in charge.
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This Walmart Portable Space Heater Is Only $36 — Here's What Users Are Saying About It
Space heaters can run a pretty penny, but Walmart is offering one that's only $36 and well-received by customers. What can it do and what features does it have?
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Apple AirPods Never Quite Fit Me, But The New AirPods Pro 3 Changed That
The ear tips on Apple's new AirPods Pro 3 may not appear different, but looks can be deceiving.
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