Many Users Consider This App The Best 3D Scanner For iPhone
Modern Pro iPhone models have a LIDAR sensor on the back, and according to users, the best 3D scanner app to take advantage of this is Polycam.
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5 Of The Best Harbor Freight Deals You Don't Want To Miss In October 2025
If you're on the hunt for deals when tool shopping, few places will call to you as strongly as Harbor Freight, especially as fall sales get closer and closer.
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No, John Deere Isn't Coming Out With A Truck In 2026, But You Can Expect These Tractor Tech Upgrades
Another year, another set of rumors about a John Deere pickup truck. But while the truck isn't coming, the company will be introducing some notable updates.
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This V12 Ferrari Might Be A Steal (Here's Why They're So 'Cheap')
Despite being a modern V12 Ferrari with over 600 hp, the Ferrari FF has lost over two thirds of its original value, making it a relative bargain.
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5 Amazon Finds That'll Instantly Upgrade Your Home Office For The Fall Season
Upgrade your home workspace with smart, affordable finds that boost comfort, cut clutter, and make remote work feel smoother through the fall season.
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Nvidia's Market Share Plummeted In China – From 95% To None
Nvidia is arguably the leading company in the AI frenzy, but it's not the dominant force everywhere, as its market share in China has dropped to zero.
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These Wireless Earbuds Are 75% Cheaper Than AirPods Pro, And Still An Amazon Top Choice
AirPods Pro too pricey? These affordable wireless earbuds have become an Amazon favorite for shoppers looking to save big.
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Just One Pothole Was Enough To Shut Down An Entire GA Freeway
A pothole generally isn't a huge issue, but that wasn't the case on a Georgia freeway in October, when a single pothole brought traffic to a crawl.
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13 New Ryobi Tools Every DIYer Will Want This Fall
Every year, Ryobi puts out plenty of both brand new tools and updates to already loved products. Here's what might look good for buyers in autumn 2025.
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What Does 'Open Source' Actually Mean, And How Did It Start?
There is no shortage of available open source software out there. Some well-known examples are Mozilla Firefox and the Linux operating system.
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This Jet Engine Uses No Fuel – Only Microwaves And Air, According To Researchers
A new jet engine design may mean that future flights will require no fuel, reducing costs and helping the environment. It might be several years, though.
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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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5 Free Apps You Should Install ASAP On A New Smart TV
Long gone are the days of the UHF antenna and even the cable plug-in. Smart TVs bring the content directly and on demand thanks to a variety of apps.
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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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4 Leaf Blowers That Have Better Battery Life Than Amazon's Top Seller
If you're in the market for a leaf blower, Amazon's bestseller is affordable, but its battery life is woefully short. These alternatives last much longer.
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How California Leads The Way Requiring AI Companies To Follow Safety And Transparency Laws
The artificial intelligence industry is the fastest-growing industry in America, and lawmakers are doing what they can to regulate it and keep it safe.
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A Brief History Of The Sons Of Silence Motorcycle Club
Inside the rise, reach, and reputation of the Sons of Silence Motorcycle Club, from its 1960s origins to its clashes, growth, and global chapters.
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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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Does Using Aftermarket Mods Void Your Harley-Davidson's Warranty?
Aftermarket parts and custom upgrades are part of Harley culture, but how do they impact your warranty? The answer isn’t as simple as you think.
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This Car Brand Dominates The List For Most Likely To Hit 250,000 Miles
Investing in a reliable car may cost more upfront, but it will save you money in the long run. In a recent survey, one particular brand came out above all.
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Here's Why You Won't See Tom Cruise Driving A Bugatti
Bugatti, the maker of one of the world's fastest vehicles, appears to have banned Tom Cruise from buying its cars, and for a rather odd reason.
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5 Of The Best-Looking Cruiser Motorcycles Ever Made
The best cruiser motorcycles are both comfortable and stylish. Take a look at some of the best-looking cruiser bikes that will turn heads while you ride.
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The Internet Has A Lot To Say About Dirty Cars (And Why You May Want To Clean Yours)
Some of us tend to procrastinate washing our cars, but actually, there's a pretty significant connection between dirty cars and the owner's mental health.
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How To Avoid Scam Items When Buying On Amazon
Buying items on Amazon to have them shipped directly to your door is incredibly convenient, but scammers are everywhere. Here's how to keep yourself safe.
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Every Major Automotive Paint Brand Ranked Worst To Best By User Reviews
From budget-friendly sprays to pro-grade finishes, see which automotive paints earn real praise from DIYers and seasoned painters alike.
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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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