Here's What We Could Expect From The 7th Generation Of Fighter Jets
While it may be decades before the military sees seventh generation fighter jets, it makes a person wonder what they might entail. Here are our predictions.
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Everything We Know About iOS 18's New Genmoji Feature
What Genmoji promises is a more personalized experience when communicating with your friends or family.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE And Watch FE LTE – Key Details You'll Want To Know
Preorders for the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE and Watch FE LTE have lifted off, but there are some important details you need to know before buying.
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How To Change Your Home Address On iPhone
There's already a ton of stress associated with moving, but updating your Apple Maps shouldn't be part of it. Here's how to change your address on an iPhone.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying An iPad (New Or Used)
The iPad is not a new innovation, so naturally, the market for new and used is more prevalent than ever. No matter which you buy, know this before investing.
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Fitbit Versa 4 Vs Sense 2: How To Choose The Right Smartwatch For You
Fitbit remains one of the most recognizable brands of smart devices on the market, with an array of smartwatches designed to meet the needs of consumers.
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4 Underrated iOS And iPadOS 18 Features You Should Be Using
Apple has finally released the iOS and iPadOS 18 updates, and while there is a slew of new features, here are four that you should be taking advantage of.
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Every macOS Sequoia Window Tiling Shortcut (And How To Use Them)
With the recent release of macOS Sequoia, Mac users can finally tile their windows and apps easily without using third-party apps. Here’s how.
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How Many Military Bases Does The U.S. Have Around The World?
The United States has a staggering amount of military bases around the world, but the actual number may end up surprising you. Here's what we know.
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How To Remotely Control An iPad With Your iPhone
One of the benefits to buying into the Apple ecosystem is that you can use one device to control another. Here's how that works between you iPhone and iPad.
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9 Features To Look Out For When Buying A Gaming TV
TV manufacturers have plenty of fancy specs to entice buyers, but only a few a crucial to peak gaming performance. Here is a guide to the features that matter.
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What To Know About The 285, Caterpillar's New Largest CTL
Caterpillar's 285 CTL is the latest in a long line of industrial equipment designed for a variety of difficult worksites. Here's what's new.
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10 Of The Coolest Gadgets For Adventure Tourists
If you're ready to hit the road for your next extreme adventure, we've got some tech suggestions for you, wherever you're headed. Check these out.
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6 Of The Best Gadgets For Bicycles, According To Cyclists
If you love hitting the road on your bicycle or your e-bike, you might want to try accessorizing your ride a little bit. We have some suggestions.
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What To Try If Your Apple Watch's Walkie-Talkie Feature Stops Working
The Walkie-Talkie feature on the Apple Watch is incredibly useful, but it can be frustrating when it doesn't work. Here's how you can fix it.
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What Is The Largest Helicopter In The US Military And How Much Can It Carry?
The U.S. Marine Corps needs a workhorse, and a succession of Sikorsky helicopters have filled the bill. The newest one is the U.S. military's biggest copter.
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Does Cummins Make Diesel-Powered Marine Engines? Here's What You Need To Know
Cummins is renowned for its powerful diesel truck engines, but the company also makes engines for everything from motorboats to massive ferries and tugboats.
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Notifications Not Working On iPhone? Here's How To Fix It
There are many reasons why you may not be receiving notifications on your iPhone. Here are several potential issues and what you can do to fix them.
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Chromebook's Auto-Click Feature: What It's For And How To Turn It On
Chromebook's auto-click feature is basically what the name implies, and this is how you can turn it on.
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Does WD-40 Go Bad? Here's How Long A Can Is Good For
Though WD-40 does technically have an expiration date, here's the truth about its extended shelf life.
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Does Ring Work With Google Home? Compatibility, Explained
Smart doorbells are becoming increasingly popular for their ease of use and versatility, but can you use the iconic Ring doorbell with Google Home?
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Windows 11 Search Not Working? Here's How To Fix It
Windows 11 search functionality is an easy to way to access hard-to-find settings, folders, or programs and it malfunctioning is a major drag.
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4 Tech Gadgets That Will Make Attending Football Games More Enjoyable
Attending football games and tailgating is a ton of fun in general, but these four tech gadgets will improve your experience even more.
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What Are Bush Planes, And How Are They Different From Regular Prop Planes?
Bush planes are single-engine propeller planes, but most propeller planes aren't bush planes. The differences include both landing gear and durability.
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What Does AT&T Stand For?
The beginnings of AT&T can be traced back to Alexander Graham Bell, renowned inventor credited with the creation of the telephone.
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The Real Owners Behind The World's Biggest Tech Companies
The biggest tech companies in the world are composed of complex businesses with a variety of investors, which can make determining true ownership a bit tricky.
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Reolink Altas PT Ultra: Your Award-Winning All-Seeing Eye
Smart security cameras are a dime a dozen, which is why companies have to take it up a notch to standout, and the Reolink Altas PT Ultra does just that.
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