13 Useful Built-In macOS Apps You Might Not Know Exist
Apple hides a surprising range of powerful, free apps in every Mac. Learn which built-ins can actually boost your productivity and creative work.
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Is The TSA's Digital ID System Working? Here's What Travelers Are Saying
The TSA has allowed for digital IDs since 2020 so you can keep your travel documents in your phone or digital wallet. Here's what travelers think.
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Pan Am Could Be Ready To Make A Big Comeback
Pan Am, the fallen jewel of the airline industry may be gearing up for a comeback, but it will have to face some tough challenges in order to be successful.
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This TikToker Used An AirTag To Track His Donated Shoes And Discovered Where They Really Ended Up
Have you ever wondered what happens to your clothing after you donate it? One TikToker wanted to find out, so he sent along an AirTag with his donated shoes.
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Coca-Cola's 'Reverse Vending Machine' Is Environmental Tech Many Can Get Behind
Aluminum cans and plastic bottles are a big contributor to our shared waste problem, and Coca-Cola's trying to do its part to help cut down on it.
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5 Things To Consider Before Buying A Robot Vacuum
A robot vacuum may seem like the perfect solution for keeping your apartment floor clean, but there are some things you should think about before buying one.
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AirPods Pro 3s Are Making Some Users Bleed – Here's What They're Saying
There are probably a lot of things users expect from Apple's AirPods 3, but bleeding likely isn't one of them. Let's look into what's going on.
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This Camera Tech Disappeared Two Decades Ago – Now Jeff Bridges Is Bringing It Back
Jeff Bridges is a man of many talents, but did you know he also has his own camera company? With it, he's bringing one of his favorite cameras back to life.
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New York's All-Electric Act Goes Into Effect In 2026 - Here's Why It's Important
While most of the United States focus on electric vehicles in their attempts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, New York is taking a different approach.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A New TV From Best Buy
Are you interested in buying a new TV from Best Buy? Before you do, here's what you can expect for pricing, and the typical installation costs.
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Microsoft's Latest Update Finally Fixed A Decade-Old Windows Bug
Windows has released its latest update for Windows 11, and it finally fixes a problem that has been plaguing Windows users for the better part of a decade.
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Never Plug These 5 Things Into A Power Bank
You won't want to just plug any device into any power bank; there are certain limitations and hazards to consider.
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Microsoft Teams Is Getting An Update You Should Know About – Sharing Your Location With Your Boss
Several jobs require you to check in with your boss, but Microsoft Teams new update will allow your boss to know your exact location while on the clock.
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The Army Is Developing A New System To Collect Drinking Water From Thin Air
Getting clean water to soldiers in far-flung places isn't easy for the US military, but a new technology partnership could make it easy for the Army.
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The FCC Could Retroactively Ban These Legally-Sold Drones
Recent proposals grant the FCC expanded powers with which to ban drones which were previously legally-sold, which could spell disaster for one maker.
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This Highly-Rated Biometric Gun Safe With Fingerprint Unlock Costs Less Than $100 On Amazon
If you're looking for a way to store your firearms, Amazon has impressed buyers with a highly-rated safe that can unlock with fingerprints and costs under $100.
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There's A Reason T-Mobile Didn't Want Customers To See This Court Document
T-Mobile has paid out $33 million after a SIM swap attack, but the corporation is allegedly trying to keep the details private. Here's why it's so worried.
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Soon, Some Android Phones Won't Be Able To Use Android Auto Anymore - Here's Why
If your Android phone still drives your car’s infotainment system, you may need an upgrade soon as changes are coming to Android Auto compatibility.
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How To Protect Your Outdoor Electronics For The Winter Season
Protecting your outdoor electronics during the cold season can be difficult. Here are a few suggestions to help keep them safe over the winter.
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This Viral Phone Case Weighs 6 Pounds – But It's Not To Build Your Muscles
This viral iPhone case isn’t about protection or fitness, it’s a heavy reminder to think twice before your next endless scroll.
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NASA X-59 Top Speed: How Fast Can The Supersonic Jet Travel?
Lockheed Martin and NASA's X-59 is a new supersonic aircraft designed to reduce the sonic pollution that comes with supersonic travel. But just how fast is it?
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This State Surprisingly Houses More Data Centers Than Anywhere Else On Earth
Data centers are becoming more common across the country, and this one state is the surprising home to more data centers than any other in the US.
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China Has A New Laser Weapon It Claims Beats The US Navy's - Here's What It's For
As drones get more prolific on the battlefield, technology is being developed to counter it. Now, China is touting a new laser weapon system for this purpose.
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This Ship Uses 2 Sails & Wind-Assisted Propulsion Tech To Cross The Ocean - Here's How It Works
Wind-Assisted Propulsion is where old meets new, using power drawn from the wind to help move the ship on its journey, saving fuel along the way.
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This Death-Defying Stunt Was The World's Introduction To The Boeing 707
In 1955, one pilot turned a quiet demonstration into a jaw-dropping spectacle that redefined what a passenger jet could do — and what Boeing would become.
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5 Free Apps You Should Install ASAP On A New Android Device
Setting up your Android? Don’t waste time digging through the Play Store. These free apps are the ones actually worth keeping.
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Can You Legally Install Your Own Solar Panels? It Depends
Thinking of installing solar panels yourself? Legal requirements, permits, and incentives differ across states and may impact your plans more than you expect.
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