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Here's How To Store Your Car Keys On An iPhone
Your iPhone can do so much more than make calls and run modern apps. You can also use it to store your car keys so you can lock and unlock it easily.
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What An HDMI Audio Extractor Does – And Why You Might Need One
HDMI is a well established standard in the world of displays and connecting, but sometimes, you might need an audio extractor. What does it do?
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Samsung's Adaptive Smartphone Clock Solves A Problem We Didn't Know We Had
Newer Samsung smartphones running the latest version of One UI introduce a new Adaptive Clock feature. What kind of problem does it solve?
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Here's How To Store Your Car Keys On An Android Phone
The prevalence of smart key systems, which don't require traditional keys, now means that you can use your Android smartphone as a car key as well. Here's how.
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There are a number of new and notable features on the latest model of iPhone, but one feature can actually be rendered useless by a simple screen protector.
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How To Turn On The iPhone's Flashlight Without Touching Your Phone
If your hands are full, you can still light the way. iPhones have a built-in trick that lets you activate the flashlight without ever touching the screen.
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Are Soundcore Headphones Any Good? Here's What Users Are Saying
While there were a few common complaints across the Soundcore headphone range, most buyers were impressed with the sound quality and price.
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Why You Should Install Windows 11's December 2025 Patch ASAP
If you’ve been putting off Windows updates, this December release isn’t one to skip. Microsoft’s latest patch fixes issues that could put your PC at risk.
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The Tiny Gadget That Turns Your Phone Into A Thermal Camera
Trying to track down a temperature problem within your home? Consider this ingenious gadget that turns your phone into a makeshift thermal camera.
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Yes, There Is A Pink iPad - Here's Where You Can Buy It
iPads usually come in thrilling colors like silver, white, and gray. Talk about festive! If you've long wanted a pink iPad, your time is finally here.
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Why Are Some Ethernet Cables Blue?
Most computer cables we use these days are black, so why are some Ethernet cables blue instead? Does it represent anything technical? Here's the answer.
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The iPhone Keyboard Has Major Flaws, But You Don't Have To Use It
For years now, the iPhone keyboard has had some pretty consistent issues, most notably to do with responsiveness. Are there any alternatives?
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These Old Storage Types Are Seeing Their Way Out
Storage in computers and other devices has changed a lot over the decades. What storage types are on their way out? What will replace them?
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6 Signs Your Phone Was Hacked
If your'e worried about the prospect of someone gaining access to your phone without your authorization, look for these tell-tale signs of a hack.
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Common Problems You Might Experience With Google Home Devices (And How To Fix Them)
Google Home is rapidly expanding the devices it supports, but setting it up isn't always straightforward. Here's how to fix some common problems.
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4 Simple iPad Setting Changes That Can Improve Your Reading Experience
Is your iPad screen causing eye strain while reading? These 4 simple settings changes can make your digital books look better and help you focus on the story.
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You Can Stop ChatGPT (And Other AI Chatbots) From Glazing Over Your Conversations — Here's How
AI chatbots like ChatGPT often add filler or restate your questions. You can influence how they respond, and a few small changes can big a major difference.
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'Great Bang For Your Buck' - Users Praise These Cheap Earbuds On Amazon
AirPods and other wireless Bluetooth headphones can be expensive, but there are budget-friendly alternatives. Users say these are worth considering.
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5 Of The Best Android Phones You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports has tested and ranked the top 5 Android phones of 2025. From powerful flagships to budget-friendly winners, see which devices made the cut.
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Stop Using Your USB Hubs For Everything - Here's Why
While USB hubs may seem like a simple solution for a common problem, they do have some limitations you should know if you're planning to plug lots of stuff in.
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These Android Keyboard Alternatives Put Google's Gboard To Shame
Google's default Android keyboard, Gboard, isn't the only option users have. Let's take a look at some alternatives that have features Gboard is sorely missing.
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These May Be The Worst AI Devices Ever Made (According To Users)
AI devices are becoming the rage as artificial intelligence becomes more common, but these devices are already considered the worst on the market.
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Your Samsung Smart TV Has A Hidden Menu — Here's How To Access It
Think you know your Samsung TV? There's a concealed menu that most users never see. Here’s why it's useful — and why accessing it isn’t straightforward.
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Here's What The Number Next To The Wi-Fi Symbol On Your Android Device Means
Wi-Fi generations previously used confusing number and letter names, but things are much simpler today. Here's what the number next to the Wi-Fi symbol means.
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This New 'Play And Stay' USB-C Drive Can Give Your Laptop A Serious Storage Boost
Many consumers seem to be trapped in a never-ending battle to find enough storage space. A new "play and stay" USB-C drive could help with that.
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How Many Pictures Can A 32GB SD Card Hold?
SD cards are a useful tool to have if you frequently transfer data from one device to another, such as from a DSLR camera to a computer for photo editing.
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