ANC Vs ENC Noise Cancellation: The Pros & Cons Of Each, Explained
In the audio world, there's always a lot of jargon and acronyms floating around. What's the difference between ANC and ENC? Quite a bit, it turns out.
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DJI's Osmo Mobile 6 Gimbal Gives Your iPhone 3-Axis Stabilization — For Less Than $110
Gimbals keep cameras stable, so there's no shaky movement while filming, but they often cost you a pretty penny. The Osmo Mobile 6 is a little more affordable.
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Are Incandescent Lightbulbs Making A Comeback? Here's What We Know
A new executive order from Donald Trump has left many wondering whether classic incandescent bulbs are making a comeback. Find out what we know so far.
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Do Apple Updates Really Make Your iPhone Slower?
It's a recurring myth that the latest Apple update will make your iPhone slower, but does that turn out to be the case? Here's what the data says.
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Why Do Older Harley-Davidsons Leak Oil?
The old adage of "Old Harleys leak" isn't indicative of reliability issues. Rather, it can signal the model year and (intentional) design of the bike.
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5 Of The Best 2025 Sports Cars Less Than $50K, Ranked By Car And Driver
Performance needn't cost a fortune. In 2025, Mazda, Toyota, and others offer sports cars under $50K with speed, fun, convenience, and great value.
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12 Of The Most Complicated Engines Ever Made
From Bugatti’s W16 to Saab’s variable compression, these engines redefined performance with brilliant, complex, and sometimes disastrous results.
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Why The BMW HP4 Race's Engine Has Such A Low Life Expectancy
The HP4 Race is excluded from BMW's standard warranty, as it is a track-only bike and is designed for maximum performance ant the expense of longevity.
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Noticed The New Phone App On Your iPad? Here's What It's For
Noticed a “Phone” app on your iPad? It’s not just an icon; it’s the latest way Apple is rolling calls and voicemails into your tablet workflow.
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Are GoPro Cameras On Motorcycle Helmets Actually Illegal? The Rule Bikers Should Know
That GoPro on your helmet might not just record your ride — it could cost you a ticket. Here’s what the law actually says about helmet cameras.
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CFMoto's 2026 Motorcycle Lineup Goes All-In On America
Chinese manufacturer CFMoto is getting very serious about the North American market, which is reflected in its revised and refreshed 2026 lineup.
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13 Of The Biggest Motorcycle Recalls In Recent History
Recalls are a common part of the car world, and they're no rarity for motorcycles either. The biggest ones ever can affect hundreds of thousands of bikes, too.
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The U.S. Is Weighing A Massive Weapons Hub Near China's Doorstep
Although still in the early stages of consideration, a joint ammunition production and storage facility at Subic Bay could be the world's largest.
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Where Are LiveWire Motorcycles Made & Does Harley-Davidson Still Own The Company?
LiveWire began as Harley-Davidson’s electric experiment. But does it still own the brand, and where are these electric motorcycles produced today?
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How The Russian Navy Protects Its Maritime Routes With Nuclear Subs & Coastal Missiles
Russia has a strategy to protect its maritime routes and coastlines. Part of the solution involves nuclear submarines, coastal missile, and tight communication.
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What To Know About The Release Of The US' First Autonomous Warship
This ship marks the transition toward a hybrid fleet of manned and unmanned vessels away from conventional shipbuilding.
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What Happens When Two Ships Collide?
Ship collisions are infrequent, but not uncommon, and the legal and environmental effects of the disasters can continue on for many years.
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What Happens When A Passenger Plane Reaches Supersonic Speeds?
Passenger planes currently cannot do supersonic speeds, maxing out at Mach 0.8. What happens when a regular passenger plane reaches these speeds?
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The Military Has Issued New Army Uniform Standards - Here's What Has Changed
A September 2025 directive has introduced clearer and stricter uniform standards for U.S. Army personnel, refining a set of changes introduced in 2021.
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Here's Which iPhone Parts Are Made By Samsung
The iPhone’s design is Apple’s, but its parts come from suppliers worldwide. Here’s how Samsung quietly powers Apple’s flagship smartphone.
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Every Harley-Davidson Frame Type, Explained
The Evolution engine is not the only evolutionary part of Harley-Davidson's technology. Harley's frame types dictate the bike's style and rider's experience.
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Buying A Harley-Davidson? You Could Get A $10,000 Tax Deduction
Harley-Davidson bikes built in the United States now qualify for a nice bonus: a $10,000 tax deduction. Here's how to find out if you're eligible.
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5 Of The Fastest 400cc Motorcycles Ever Made
Middleweight and liter bikes once dominated sport riding, but a bona fide competition over bite-sized performance is heating up on market and track.
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Will Emergency Override Charging Damage Your iPhone?
You may have seen a warning about liquid in your connector. You can override it, but doing so might carry consequences you didn’t expect.
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5 Old-School BMW Bikes That Need To Make A Comeback
BMW has been making motorcycles for over a century. While many of its classics were good for the time, some maintain a cult following to this day.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Yamaha Motorcycles Ever Made
Yamaha’s most reliable motorcycles, from dual-sports and cruisers to sport-tourers and superbikes, built to handle huge mileages with ease.
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Are Loud Pipes Safer For Riding? Why Many Bikers Think So
Do loud pipes really make riding safer or is it just another motorcycle myth? Research reveals the truth and highlights smarter safety gear options.
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