T-Mobile Is Planning Major Changes That Could Leave Customers In The Lurch
T-Mobile is making big changes again, and while the current plans would only affect some users, they might see some pretty large disruptions as a result.
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AI Is Killing The Job Market For Young Coders, New Study Shows
While an education and background in coding was thought to be an easy way to secure a job, a new study finds that those opportunities are drying up.
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How Many USB Ports Do You Need On A Laptop? Here's What To Look For
USB ports are the lifeline of any PC, but your laptop may come with only a couple in order to keep its size down. So how many ports do you actually need?
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The Reason Why Jets Leave White Trails In The Sky
Seeing white streaks across the sky emanating from a jet is normal, here's what they are and how they affect us.
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Why Antennagate Was A Complete Disaster For Apple
After the iPhone 4's launch, a discovery was made about the device's cellular connectivity, resulting in events collectively referred to as Antennagate.
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How To Reset Your iPhone Without The Password
Forgetting your iPhone passcode can induce panic, but don't start worrying yet. There are a couple of ways to reset your iPhone regardless, and they're simple.
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Did This United Airlines Flight Really Get Slammed By Space Debris?
Recently a United Airlines suffered a cracked windshield in flight and had to divert, but did it really get hit by space debris? Here's what happened.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Pixel Watch 4
Looking for a solid smartwatch without spending $400? These Android-friendly options balance features, battery life, and style for less.
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The US Army Has A Looming Problem: Too Many Drones
The U.S. Army use drones for a variety of missions, including surveillance, reconnaissance, and intelligence. Some are small enough to throw like a football.
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These Are The Best Cheap Chromebooks, According To Consumer Reports
These budget Chromebooks punch above their price, offering long battery life and smooth performance. See which models Consumer Reports recommends.
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Are Lithium Battery Bags Worth It? What To Know Before You Buy
LiPo battery bags claim to protect against fires and explosions. But how effective are they really, and who actually needs one? Here’s what you should know.
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We Now Know What Caused The AWS Outage That Shut Down Most Of The Internet
A massive AWS outage brought Internet-reliant services, from software to smart devices, down worldwide, and we now know what problem led to the outage.
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5 Smart Fitness Gadgets Users Say Make Workouts Easier (And More Fun) This October
Smart gadgets this October are changing how people train, track, and recover, making workouts more efficient, enjoyable, and easier to stay consistent.
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Harbor Freight's New $120 Solar Panel Rivals The $250 Goal Zero Version
Harbor Freight is offering its own take on Goal Zero's popular Boulder 1 solar panel, but how does the lower priced panel differ from its competitor?
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iOS 26 Lets You Scroll With Your Tongue (Without Licking Your Screen) - Here's How To Do It
iOS 26 introduces an accessibility upgrade that takes hands-free control to a new level. Here’s what makes it so unique.
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This High-Tech Jet Gives Passengers 'SuperNatural Vision' Instead Of Windows
While Otto Aerospace's Phantom 3500 jet is still only a mock-up, its technology promises efficient and affordable long-range flights.
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5 Gadgets That Are Worth Buying From Costco (According To Users)
In addition to standard and mainstream offerings, Costco stocks unique variants of the most popular electronic gadget and other tech.
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California Is Throwing Out The Old Driver's License Design With New Anti-Counterfeit Elements
New driver's licenses are coming to California with new security elements to help protect residents from counterfeits. Hete's what you need to know.
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Common Problems With Ego Lawn Mowers (According To Owners)
Although Ego lawn mowers are generally well liked by owners, they do suffer from some common issues, including the self-propel systems and battery problems.
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These Cheap Tablets Are Actually Worth Buying
From iPads to Android slates, these affordable tablets challenge expectations and show that low cost doesn’t have to mean low quality.
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This Canadian Robot Made A Big Discovery While Analyzing Earth's Phytoplankton
A team of scientists has made a 'big' discovery about one of the pillars of the global ecosystem using a world-wide network of floating robots.
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The World's First Liquid-Cooled Smartphone Is About To Hit The Market
RedMagic is coming out with a new smartphone with a liquid-cooled processor, enabling the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip to run even harder for optimal gaming.
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These Are Some Of The Easiest Smartphones For Seniors To Learn How To Use (According To Users)
Smartphones are progressively becoming easier to use for people of all ages, but these smartphones are particularly ideal for seniors to learn how to use.
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The Reason You Don't Get New Instagram Features At The Same Time As Everyone Else
Instagram updates rarely hit everyone’s feed at once. Here’s why some accounts always seem to get the newest features first.
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5 Of The Best Portable Apps You Should Always Keep On A Flash Drive
Portable apps let you carry your favorite tools on any PC without installs. Learn which ones are worth keeping on your flash drive and why they matter.
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What's The Largest Solar Farm In California And How Much Electricity Does It Produce?
California wants to have 100% clean energy by 2045, and the state's many solar farms will play a big part in that. But which is the largest of them all?
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iPhone Air Demand Is Reportedly Low, And The Internet Thinks It Knows Why
Reports state that the new ultra-thin iPhone Air isn't selling well. If the internet discourse is to be believed, the reasons why are fairly obvious.
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