5 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Refurbished Electronics
Buying refurbished tech can seem like a perfect solution, but don't let the lure of recent devices and discounted prices make you overlook potential problems.
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How A 400-Ton Crane Works (And Doesn't Tip Over)
400-ton cranes are common in city centers and industrial zones; they rely on these engineering and construction elements to operate safely and effectively.
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Former Google Employees Want To Change The Way You Heat Your Home - Here's How It Works
Here's how the Quilt system works and the difference between it and other heating and cooling solutions.
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3 Cheap USB-C Cables That Are High Quality, According To Consumer Reports
USB-C cables may all look and work pretty much the same, but that doesn't mean they're all built the same — some are far fast and far more durable than others.
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6 Gift Ideas Under $50 For The DIY Mechanic In Your Life
If you're looking to pick up some reliable mechanic tools for Cyber Monday, there are a ton of lesser-known brands that are also high quality.
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What Does 'S' And 'P' Stand For On A Battery Pack?
Batteries can be connected in series, parallel, or a combination of both, in order to give different power characteristics to a battery pack.
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The Stunning Transformation Of Cell Phones
It's hard to imagine life without a phone in your pocket. The incredible transformation of cell phones proves just how far these modern marvels have come.
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Costco Is Taking The US Government To Court Over Tariff Costs
Wholesale retailer Costco is making headlines as it takes the US Government to court, alleging that it's owed money over damage caused by tariffs.
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5 RYOBI Products So Strange, We Can't Help But Want Them
RYOBI is one of the biggest tool makers in the world and it has some tools in its lineup that are just wild. Here are five of our favorites.
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12 Of The Most Important Moments In Microsoft's History
Microsoft has been a major player in the tech industry for decades. Over those years, it's had a lot of big milestones moments, for better and for worse.
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5 Affordable Headphones That Offer High-End Audio Quality, According To User Reviews
Thousands of Amazon reviewers love these headphones for their high-quality sound, strong battery life, noise cancellation, and affordable prices.
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14 Solar-Powered Products To Avoid (According To User Reviews)
There are advantages to buying solar-powered products, but there are some that don't deliver as promised. Here are 14 users say to steer clear of.
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Don't Waste Money On A New Wi-Fi Router Just Yet: Try Changing These Settings First
Your wi-fi router not allowing you to connect to the Internet can be a very stressful occasion, but try these quick tips before you buy a new device.
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New York Cracks Down On Companies Using Your Data For Personalized Pricing
Ever noticed that after you visit a product website page, you are then flooded with ads from the company? Well, New York is cracking down on that.
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15 Of The Most Highly-Rated Gadgets You Can Find At Target
Whether it's the holiday season drawing closer or a loved one's birthday, Target has a tech gadget for every budget that would make a great gift.
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15 Nifty Vevor Gadgets Worth Buying, According To Users
If you like tools that pull double duty or bring a little convenience to home projects, these well-rated Vevor picks are worth a closer look.
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What Is An HDMI Dummy Plug, And What Are They Used For?
If you've browsed HDMI cables and HDMI related products, you've probably encountered a small device called an HDMI dummy plug. What are they used for?
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5 Easy 3D Printing Projects That Solve Everyday Problems
if you're looking for a way to make life easier with a 3D printer, here are a few items that don't require a lot of complicated work.
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I Use These 13 iPhone Accessories Daily, And They'd Be The Perfect Stocking Stuffers
For anyone who leans on their iPhone for work or travel, here’s the gear that consistently proves its worth and keeps things running smoothly.
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Best Smart Security Cameras For Your Home And Garage, According To Users
Buying a smart security camera has never been easier, but the number of options has made choosing the right one even harder. Here are some to consider.
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Can You Replace One Galaxy Buds Earbud? It Depends
Wireless earbuds are convenient and very portable, but losing one can throw everything off. Samsung may let you replace a missing bud, but only in some cases.
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The World's 5 Heaviest Buildings Ever Moved (And How They Did It)
While people and businesses move all the time, the buildings they reside in usually don't come along for the ride. That isn't the case with these buildings.
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This Cheap USB Gadget Can Save Your Phone's Data From Hackers
Plugging your phone into a public USB port can be risky. This cheap USB gadget ensures you get a safe charge without exposing your data to hackers.
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Why Do People Slap Their Apple Watches?
You might have seen people weirdly slapping their Apple Watch screens in public. It looks aggressive, but this gesture actually triggers a very useful feature.
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How To Connect Your AutoSky Wireless CarPlay Box - A Simple Guide
Tired of plugging in your iPhone every time you drive? This simple guide explains how to install the AutoSky Wireless CarPlay Box and unlock new features.
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Don't Want To Spend Too Much Time Shoveling Snow This Year? Try This Instead
Shoveling fresh fallen snow in the winter can be incredibly time consuming, but there is a hack you can do that may completely eliminate your need to shovel.
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What Is That Hole In A Knife Blade Really For?
It's not uncommon for the blade of a knife to have holes in it, but why is that? What are they there for and does it help make the knife better somehow?
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