The Strange Swiveling Android Phone That Didn't Quite Cut It
In 2020, LG released an odd, T-shaped swiveling phone on store shelves. It was certainly a unique idea, but it failed to take off, changing LG forever.
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The Legendary Top Gun Fighter Jet That Will Take Your Breath Away
The 1970s and 1980s gave us one of the most prominent military jets in history that could serve basically anywhere in the world at any time.
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Are you having trouble with your Google Nest Hub Max camera? We have some suggestions and tips to get your device back up and running properly.
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NextGen TV: What Is Over-The-Air TV?
Prior to cable and satellite TV, the most prominent option to watch television was through over-the-air broadcasts and having to adjust your TV's 'rabbit ears.'
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LG's New Stretchable Screen Makes Foldable Displays Look Boring
LG has a new stretchable display that can stretch up to 20% of its surface area with a 100 PPI resolution, but this won't end up on a smartphone any time soon.
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The 10 Strangest Android Phones Of All Time
Mobile phones have taken on many forms with various combinations of style and function. Here are some of the strangest Android phones of all time.
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Motorola To Launch Two New 5G Smartphones To Edge Out Competition In 2022
The Motorola leaks are still rolling in. This time around, two models reportedly destined for the U.S. market have surfaced, including official images.
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The Biggest Pros And Cons Of Adding Smart Blinds To Your Home
If you're in the market for a home upgrade, smart blinds may be on your shopping list. There are good reasons to get them, but some caveats to keep in mind.
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The Iconic 1950's Skyray Fighter Jet
Germany introduced the first jet-powered aircraft during World War II, the Me 262. After the war, the U.S. built the Skyray and the era of fighter jets began.
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How The U.S. Military Developed A Rifle That Caused Temporary Blindness
You can't "turn down" a bomb, but you can dial down a laser to be less-lethal and handle threats in a way that doesn't cause bodily injury to the target.
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This Mushroom PC Sounds Like Something Out Of The Last Of Us
Researchers in the U.K. have a working motherboard connected to mushroom tissue, all in service to testing the 'feasibility' of organic-based computing.
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Smartphones To Buy If You're Tired Of Apple
If you're looking for a new phone and you want to stay away from Apple, we have some great suggestions for you in a wide range of budgets and capabilities.
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DuckDuckGo Launches Its Own AI-Tool 'DuckAssist'
Anonymous browser and search engine developer DuckDuckGo has announced that it's also getting into artificial intelligence, but there's a key difference.
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Latest Android 14 Preview Gives Users More Security Options
Developer previews for Android 14 are rolling out soon, bringing new security and user controls for data, passwords, notifications, and app permissions.
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4K Laptops That Are Worth Your Money Right Now
The first 4K laptop debuted less than a decade ago, but 4K resolution has already become a staple. These are the 4K laptops that are worth your money right now.
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5 Of The Best Hidden Samsung Phone Features You Need To Try
Some of the best features available to Samsung Galaxy owners aren't enabled by default, but they could be convenient lifesavers for several apps.
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How To Change Voicemail Password On Android Phones
Android smartphones come in many flavors, which is why it can tricky to figure out how to change their voicemail passwords. Here are three methods to try.
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The Lockheed P-38 Lightning Looked Bizarre But Its WWII Fighter Plane Record Was Astounding
One of the weirdest-looking planes in warfare was also one of the best. The Lockheed P-38 Lightning struck fear into the hearts of the enemy.
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How To Use Split-Screen On Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4
With the Galaxy Z Flip 4's Flex Mode and One UI combined, utilizing split-screen is now a more convenient experience than before.
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If You Spend A Ton Of Time Writing Emails, Check Out This ChatGPT Extension
Do you get tired of writing emails throughout the week? If so, a Chrome browser extension offers a solution, and it uses ChatGPT to make the magic happen.
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Acer Turns To AMD Ryzen 7020 CPUs For Its Latest Aspire 3 Laptop Refresh
Acer and AMD are teaming up for the model refresh of the Aspire 3, becoming the first budget laptop to utilize Ryzen 7020 Series mobile processors.
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Goblin Parasite Fighter: The Strange Little Jet Designed To Be Launched From A Bomber
What do you do when you need a fighter jet to come along with you on very long-distance missions? You pack one up in your belly and drop it when needed.
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How This Vietnam-Era Helicopter Became Indispensable
One of the most important helicopters in the U.S. Military's arsenal was developed in the 1960s and stayed in service for over half a century.
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Uber's New Update Tries To Make Your Spring Break Travel A Little Easier
If you're planning a big vacation, you may appreciate Uber's latest update - especially if you tend to get lost in airports while looking for the baggage claim.
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Microsoft Urges Gamers To Touch Grass With New Velocity Green Xbox Controller
Adding another bright color to its repertoire, Microsoft has revealed the new 'Velocity Green' colorway that's coming to its core lineup of Xbox controllers.
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WPA3 Vs. WPA2 Routers: What's The Difference?
WPA3 is a new security protocol making its way onto routers and other devices. We'll tell you what it is, why it's an upgrade, and whether you should get it.
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GM's New Ultra Cruise Sensor Suite Goes Against Everything Elon Musk Has Told Us About ADAS
GM has revealed its newest self-driving system, Ultra Cruise, which looks poised to outperform Tesla's Full Self-Driving in hardware alone.
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