Samsung Unveils 'World's Largest' Micro RGB TV
"Go big or go home," as the saying goes, and Samsung is definitely going big with the new "world's largest" Micro RGB TV it's showing off at CES 2026.
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Reports Suggest The iPhone 18 Might Not Release In 2026
The iPhone has followed a dependable yearly release schedule for years, but reports indicate Apple could be rethinking how it spaces future launches.
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5 Of The Weirdest Things You'll Find At Denver International Airport
Beneath its calm exterior, Denver International Airport buzzes with legends, wild artwork, and underground tales few passengers notice.
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Anker's New Smart Charger Includes A Display & Won't Break The Bank
Owning a charger that has a display screen to tell you how much juice is being pumped into your phone isn't a terrible idea. Anker was thinking outside the box.
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The Effort To Replace The US Military's Radar Planes Isn't Going To Plan
The U.S. military currently relies on an antiquated fleet of E-3 Sentries for orchestrating battlefield assets in war zones.
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AT&T Has Some Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
Customers who have been using AT&T mobile services for years may be in for a surprise in 2026 as prices start slowly increasing, among other changes.
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Dell's XPS Brand Is Officially Back From The Dead
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is in full swing and one exciting announcement is the return of Dell's XPS brand. Here's what you need to know.
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Samsung Shows Off Galaxy TriFold Smartphone At CES 2026 Ahead Of US Launch
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold is the company's next big thing, and it's showed it off at CES to whet the appetites of U.S. consumers and tech media alike.
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How Snap-On's Iconic Logo Has Evolved Over The Years
There are lots of reasons that logos evolve. We take a look at Snap-on's evolving branding and how the visual changes reflect the eras that influenced it.
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9 Budget-Friendly Smartwatches To Choose Instead Of An Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is a great smartwatch, but it is not the end-all, be-all. If you prefer another interface, check out these non-Apple smartwatches.
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What The Color Of Your Engine Oil Is Trying To Tell You
Fresh motor oil has a nice amber color, but it doesn't stay that way for very long. Does a darker color mean it's time for an oil change? Not necessarily.
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5 Classic Cars That Featured Swivel Front Seats
There was an era in automobile history that involved a pretty wild design element: the swivel chair.
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How To Maintain Your Chainsaw Chain To Stop Rust Before It Starts
A rusty chainsaw chain can cause problems with reliability and may even need replacing, so it's best to get ahead of the game.
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9 John Deere Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
You probably know John Deere for its legendary tractors, riding lawnmowers, and more, but the company now has a slew of odd merchandise with its logo on it.
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Google Programmer Claims AI Solved A Problem That Took Human Coders A Year
As questions about the use of AI in every day tasks are on the rise, a Google programmer has claimed the company's Claude is working faster than humans.
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9 Of The Best-Rated 55-Inch TVs Under $500
Not all budget 4K TVs are equal. We compared expert reviews and real buyer feedback to find affordable sets that hold up in everyday use.
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Newest Nuclear Sub Arrives For The US Navy With A Historic WW2 Namesake
The U.S. Navy has some of the most advanced nuclear submarines in the world. Its newest addition is named after an important World War II ship.
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These 5 PopSocket Accessories Will Completely Change How Your Phone Feels
Beyond the grip: discover 5 PopSocket accessories that turn your smartphone into a vlogging rig, a wallet, and a high-speed charger. See what you're missing.
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16 Handy DeWalt Accessories For Your Next Home Improvement Project
Dewalt power tools are a mainstay of the home improvement market, but the brand's accessories are great for getting even more functionality out of those tools.
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DoorDash Bans Driver Using AI Images To Fake Deliveries
AI technology is creating new opportunities for abuse on delivery apps, raising concerns about verification, fraud detection, and customer trust.
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CES 2026 Day 1 Round-Up: The Beginning Is Just The Beginning
The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 has kicked off and MMtech Online has had the opportunity to check out the upcoming tech. Here are the highlights from day one.
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Honda Barely Changed The 2026 Ridgeline, And That Might Come Back To Bite It
The Ridgeline has always been the pickup for non-truck people, but the world has changed since Honda last updated it.
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Flex Vs. DeWalt Hammer Drills: How The Two Tool Brands Compare
If you want to do some work around the house that involves the walls or bricks, you'll need a hammer drill. Which brand offers better options? Flex or DeWalt?
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Fisker Ocean Extreme Drivers Say This About The Software Issues
The Fisker Ocean is one of the biggest recent automotive flops. What do the owners say? What kind of software issues is the Ocean Extreme plagued with?
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Are Toyo Tires Better Than Michelin? What Consumer Reports Data Says
If you're in the market for new tires for your car, two brands that may stand out to you are Toyo and Michelin, but which brand is the best for you?
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14 Much-Needed Microsoft Teams Features Are Coming In 2026
If you use Teams regularly, you'll be glad to know that Microsoft has a hefty feature roadmap planned out for 2026.
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This AI Traffic Camera Dished Out Over 1,000 Tickets In Under A Week
The newly launched pilot scheme will see drivers being automatically penalised for violations including using a mobile phone while driving.
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