Can You Trust Amazon Basics PC Parts? This Is What Users Say
Amazon Basics sells everything from monitors to memory cards, but how do its PC parts really hold up? Here’s what buyers say about the budget brand.
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Scientists Have Created A 6G Chip (And It Can Be Way Faster Than 5G)
Scientists have developed the first 6G wireless chip, and it promises to be a large leap over 5G technology. It might be a while before it's available, though.
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Carefully chosen durable gadgets under $10 that are useful, low-waste picks for kitchen, travel, tools, and tech that actually last.
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Commercial jets aren’t always massive aircraft. Some of the smallest flying in the U.S. today are regional planes carrying fewer than 60 passengers.
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13 Gadgets Under $50 Users Say You Should Have If You Work From Home
Home is the new office for better and for worse. These gadgets will improve comfort and increase productivity for under $50 whether at home or remote.
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Satellite phones are crucial when you have no signal, but they're expensive. Fortunately, some gadgets can give your smartphone satellite functionality.
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Need Money For A New iPhone? Apple's Trade-In Program May Be The Solution
If you're wanting to score a brand-new iPhone but you're short on funds, you might consider trading your old iPhone (or other Apple product) in for cash.
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Why Airbus Put A Chin Bump On The A330 Freighter Jet, But Not The Passenger Version
The Airbus A330 and its freighter variation, the A330F have a very distinct difference: a chin bump on the freighter under the nose cone. Why was this added?
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Do AirPods Work With Android Phones?
Apple's AirPods line are some of the best earbuds you can buy for a reasonable price, but if you have Android, you might as well not bother, right? Not so.
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If you are considering joining Trump Mobile, there are some things you need to know, such as the phones are refurbished. However, that's not all.
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New York's First Wind Farm Has Been Torn Down, And It's Easy To Understand Why
Demolishing wind turbines may not appear like a positive move, but there was a very good reason to bring down New York's first-ever wind farm.
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Harry Truman's Air Force One Was No Ordinary Plane – Here's What It Looks Like Today
Before the United States president flew around the globe on a Boeing 747-200, they flew on a Douglas VC-118, which was just as unique as the modern day plane.
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The Future Of Nuclear Reactors Is Making Its Way To The US
Nuclear energy hasn't been popular in the U.S. for decades, and very little infrastructure has been built as a result. New technologies might change that.
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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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Everything You Need To Know About Wi-Fi Antennas (And How To Upgrade Them)
Slow Wi-Fi isn’t always your provider’s fault. Your router’s antennas might be the weak link. Here’s what you need to know before upgrading them.
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Not A Fan Of iOS 26? You Can Uninstall It — But It's Not Exactly Easy
Owners who swapped their iPhones to iOS26 are seemingly split on the new features, but if it's enough to rollback to iOS 18, you can. It's just not convenient.
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Virginia residents and visitors are having some serious concerns regarding police cameras tracking them. Here's everything you need to know.
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Nvidia Is Forking Over $5 Billion For A Piece Of Intel
With the aim of collaboration, alongside helping keep the U.S. chipmaker afloat, Nvidia's significant investment in Intel should be mutually beneficial.
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Diesel engines vary in size and application greatly, from small cars to large vessels. The most efficient four-stroke diesel engine comes from Wärtsilä.
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5 More Affordable Alternatives To Spotify Premium
As popular as it is, Spotify is far from the only game in town when it comes to audio streaming, and there are many cheaper rivals that offer better audio.
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The side hustle is at an all-time high with the internet connecting the entrepreneur-minded with technology that can develop a profitable past time.
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How To Make The Clock Bigger In iOS 26
Want your iPhone’s clock to stand out more on the Lock Screen? There’s a new tweak in the latest iOS 26 that lets you resize it, only under certain settings.
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IBM's First Hard Disk Drive Is 69 Years Old - Just How Big Was It?
One of the first hard drive storage devices was invented by IBM in the 1950s, and you could get one, assuming you were willing to shell out thousands per month.
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Can Solar Panels Replace A Home Generator? Here's What You Need To Know
Solar panels are a hot topic as a potential replacement for traditional power sources, but could you use them to replace your home generator?
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This Offline Hunting App Shows Property Lines, But Is It Any Good? Here's What Users Say
The OnX Hunt Hunting App claims to show users where property lines are, but what do hunters who have already tried out the app think about it?
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5 Of The Best Open-Ear Headphones Available In 2025
Open-ear headphones are comfortable, lightweight, and don't block external sounds, but it's hard to find a pair that has great sound quality to boot.
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While it may not be as specific as booking on Tuesdays, there is a time frame that multiple overlapping statistics say is the best time to book a flight.
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