5 Android Tablets Owners Say You Should Avoid
Thinking of buying a budget Android tablet? Owners are warning against these 5 specific models, citing terrible performance, screen defects, and more issues.
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Are Milwaukee Heated Gloves Worth The Money? Here's What Users Are Saying
If you're working outside in the cold, a good pair of heated gloves can keep your hands from freezing, and help prevent injuries.
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Can You Refurbish Or Rebuild EGO Batteries?
If your EGO battery has met its maker, think twice about cracking it open to take a look inside. Refurbishing or rebuilding isn't as easy as you think.
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5 iPad Mini Keyboard Options That Are Worth Buying, According To Users
There are a lot of aftermarket iPad Mini keyboards out there, and choosing one can be hard. Here are five standout products that users and reviewers like.
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Rumor Of Ads In Apple Maps Has Users Up In Arms: 'Short-Sighted Move'
Apple's mobile operating system is prized for its privacy-friendly sleek and clutter-free interface, but that could be about to change.
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5 Useful Harbor Freight Buys If You've Got Wiggle Room In Your Fall Budget
While these tools aren't the cheapest, they can help make keeping on top of your yardwork easier throughout the fall months.
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5 Of The Biggest Regrets Customers Have After Buying The Hyundai Kona
From rattling interiors and noisy driving to spontaneous fires, some drivers have found the Hyundai Kona to be less than the perfect drive.
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California Signed The CARS Act To Further Protect Car Buyers - Here's What It Consists Of
The state of California has a new law on the books that offers auto buyers with added protections, known as the CARS act. Here's what the law includes.
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4 Harbor Freight Power Tools To Steer Clear Of (According To Owners)
Harbor Freight is the go-to for affordable power tools for lots of budget-conscious workers, but these four tools have proven to be disastrous.
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This Medical Device Can Extend People's Lives (And Was Invented Entirely By Accident)
A total accident led to the discovery of a medical device that's helped extend people's lives and get a vital organ back on track. Here's how it happened.
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Who Owns Vespa, And Where Are The Scooters Made?
Vespa has been a cultural icon for decades, but the story of who controls the brand today and where its scooters are produced may surprise you.
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A Florida Bill Aims To Change Trucker Weigh Station Protocol - Here's What That Means
Truckers have to deal with a lot on the road, not least going through weigh stations. A new Florida bill could make that process even stricter.
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The Reason Why Stunt Bikes Have Dented Gas Tanks
Dented gas tanks on stunt bikes aren’t accidents. The practice has deep roots in freestyle riding and plays a surprising role in how tricks are performed.
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Who Owns Briggs & Stratton And Where Are The Engines Made?
Briggs & Stratton engines still power millions of machines. Here’s a look at who owns the company and where its U.S. and international plants are located.
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Protecting Your Teens & Kids Online Just Got Much Easier If They Use Apple Devices
Protecting kids online is something Apple takes seriously, so its newest options in the latest versions of its operating systems are a welcome change.
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5 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your TV's USB Ports (And Why)
Your new flat screen TV probably has one or more USB ports for convenience sake, but trying to plug the wrong device into it can be bad for your TV.
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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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What Is The Point Of No Return On Flights & What Happens When Your Plane Passes It?
On long-haul flights, there’s a moment when turning back is no longer an option. Here’s how that point is calculated and what factors influence it.
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Think You Might Be Driving On Counterfeit Tires? Here's How To Spot Fakes
If you're picking up a new set of tires for your car, you'll want to make sure you aren't buying counterfeits. Here are some tips to help spot them.
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Who Owns Moto Guzzi And Where Are The Motorcycles Made?
Moto Guzzi is an inseparable part of Italian motoring history. But these days, is it really as Italian as its history and branding may suggest?
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Biker Chains: What Are They & Why Do Motorcyclists Wear Them?
You might think that the chains bikers wear are just for looks, but they actually serve a useful purpose. We explain what they're for and how to choose one.
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5 Must-Have Harbor Freight Tools For Every Home Garage
If you're looking to fill out your home garage, Harbor Freight has plenty of tools to choose from - here are five worth considering.
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Could China's Quantum Radar See Through US Stealth? How The Tech Theoretically 'Works'
Stealth aircraft have a unique advantage in that they can't be detected by radar, but that could be about to change thanks to advances in quantum technology.
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How Do Pilots See At Night? What You Should Know About Flying In The Dark
Once the sun is down, pilots rely on instruments and navigation tools to help guide them, pilots must also regularly practice night takeoffs and landings.
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What Does 'PAT 25' Mean On A Military Helicopter?
Armed forces equipment is no stranger to all sorts of special naming and designations, but what does "PAT 25" mean in relation to a military helicopter?
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How Does An Airplane's Black Box Survive During Violent Crashes?
Airplane's black boxes are deliberately designed to survive worst-case scenarios. How do they do this? We look at their design, materials, and testing.
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What Riders Should Know About Minnesota's New Lane Splitting Rules
If you live in Minnesota, it's important to note the new rules for motorcyclists. Here's what the rules are about and how they can affect your time on the road.
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