5 Budget-Friendly 3D Printers That Provide The Best Bang For Your Buck
3D printers aren't exactly cheap, so if you're going to make that investment, you should start by learning what the best budget printers are.
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Here's How To Restart Your iPhone Without Using The Power Button
Restarting your iPhone is usually straightforward, but it gets a bit trickier if you don't have a working power button. Thankfully, there are ways around that.
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Can A Light Bulb Power A Solar Panel?
One of the biggest concerns with solar power is how it works when the sun is down or obscured. So in the event the sun isn't out, can you just use a light bulb?
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Want To Unclog A Drain Using A Shop Vac? Here's How To Do It
Got a clog but can't find the plunger? If you have a Shop-Vac, you may be able to use it to save the day. Here's how to unclog a drain with a Shop-Vac.
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5 Smart Devices You Should Avoid Having In Your Home
Some smart devices create more hassle than help, from subscription-locked gadgets to weak security features and impractical trackers.
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Many People Are Switching To This Web Browser - Here's Why
Zen is a beautiful Free and Open Source Firefox-based alternative to Google Chrome, but has some limitations such as the inability to play DRM-protected media.
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Why Your iPhone's Home Screen Is Blurry (And How To Fix It)
Why does the iPhone home screen look hazy lately? It’s not a glitch, it’s hiding in plain sight, and fixing it might be easier than you think.
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Milwaukee M12 Vs. M18 Tire Inflators: How Do They Compare?
Trying to choose between the petite M12 and beefier M18 inflator? One’s quick and nimble, the other muscles through big jobs. Discover which fits your need.
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IFA Day Two Round-Up: Storage Solutions And Roller Boys!
IFA Day 2 is in the book, and we have tracked down some more cool tech for you from movie theaters in a huge package and massive storage in a tiny package.
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How Long Is It Safe To Leave A Light Bulb On?
Light bulbs are an everyday fixture in our lives, with most we encounter today replaced with LED bulbs, but how long can you safely run any light bulb?
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The Popular Refrigerator Brand Reviewers Say You Should Avoid Buying
Sometimes the best-name brands have some duds, no matter which industry they're in. This brand has received a plethora of negative reviews on its refrigerators.
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What Is A Rangefinder And How Can It Improve Your Archery Skills?
Want to improve your accuracy on the range or in the field? A rangefinder might be the key. Here’s what it is and how it could level up your skills.
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Here's How A Commercial Jet's Suspension Works
Commercial jets rely on complex suspension systems to handle massive landing forces. Here’s a closer look at the engineering that keeps passengers safe.
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5 Of The Best, Cheap Graphics Cards Users Say Are Worth Buying In 2025
Most cheap GPUs are too old and outdated for modern software and games, but some can bring you great performances even at an affordable price.
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You May Be Surprised By How Long It Takes Solar Panels To Pay For Themselves
For many, installing solar panels is driven by a desire to save money on power usage. However, many of the costs involved with solar panels aren't so obvious.
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What Is An AI File & How Do You Convert It?
Not sure what an AI file is or how to open one? We explain why designers use this format, where it comes from, and the best ways to convert it to other formats.
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Why It's Safer To Use Apple's Passkeys Option Instead Of Passwords
Apple’s new Passwords app makes managing logins simpler, but there’s a reason its passkeys feature offers better security than sticking with passwords.
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Yes, Some Kindle Models Are Waterproof - Here's The IP Rating
It should come as no surprise that one of the most popular e-readers, the Amazon Kindle, has some waterproof options. But just how resistant are they?
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What Is An RFID Wallet & How Does It Protect Your Information From Scanners?
Heard of RFID wallets but not sure what they actually do? They promise to shield your cards from invisible scans and the tech behind it is clever.
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Is The Top-Selling Processor On Amazon Really Worth Buying? Here's What Users Say
One CPU stands head and shoulders above the rest on Amazon in terms of sales, but it's not a cheap purchase at nearly $500. Is it actually worth the money?
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MMtech Online's Updates On Futuristic Technology At IFA 2025
MMtech Online is on the ground at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Germany. Look to us for updates on all the new innovative tech products being unveiled.
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Who Makes John Deere Engines?
John Deere is one of the oldest and most successful manufacturers of agricultural and heavy equipment. Who makes the engines that power John Deere products?
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Does Best Buy Price Match? Here's What You Should Know
One of the best marketing ploys retail stores have introduced is price matching. Some stores have rolled back their policy, but others have kept it going.
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DJI's Osmo 360 Camera Is Here, But How Does It Compare To The Popular Insta360?
While Insta360 has many solid 360-degree cameras for recording the action, the DJI Osmo 360 gives the action camera market some serious competition.
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Why Do Power Strips Have A Reset Button? Here's When To Use It
Have you ever noticed the reset button on a power strip or surge protector? It's there to serve the same purpose as a blown fuse, protecting your technology.
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How Deep Can A Metal Detector Typically Detect?
From hobbyist gear to advanced scanners, the science behind detection depth is complex. Explore the variables that govern just how deep detectors can search.
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Why Do Some Lighthouses Have Red And White Stripes?
Lighthouses worldwide tend to look pretty similar, down to the red and white stripes painted on them. Is there any specific reason for this color scheme?
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