Why Do Some USB Ports Have Lightning Bolts? Here's What It Means
Although USB has set standards, you can find some odd cables and ports out there. So, why do some USB connectors have small lightning bolts on them?
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Can You Use A Dimmable Light Bulb In A Non-Dimmable Socket?
Changing a lightbulb is one of the easiest and most common tasks you'll do around any house, but choosing the wrong bulb can make the process a nightmare.
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How To Eject A USB Drive On Windows (And What To Do If You Can't)
Windows allows users to remove a USB flash drive at any time but there is a cautious way to do it properly, and steps to follow if you can't.
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What LED Bulb Wattage Is Equivalent To 100W?
LED bulbs replaced incandescent bulbs as of 2023, but users are still adjusting to figuring out what an LED's equivalent wattage is to their old ones.
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Google's Gemini Live Can Now See What You See, But How Smart Is The AI Video Feature?
Google has unveiled a new feature for its Gemini suite of AI products - Gemini Live with screen sharing and camera. So what can this new tool do?
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ChargePoint Vs. Supercharger: The Two Things Tesla Owners Should Check Before They Plug In
An increasing number of charging stations for your Tesla brings a choice: ChargePoint or Tesla's own Supercharger? Here's what to look at before you decide.
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10 Laptops With The Most Interesting Features
These 10 laptops go beyond portability, offering bold features -- from stunning visuals to cutting-edge hardware -- that set them apart in unexpected ways.
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3 Cheap Home Security Cameras That Are Actually Worth Buying (According To Owners)
If you're looking for a home security setup, you may be put off by how much it can cost. Fortunately, these budget options provide plenty fo features.
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What Happened To Chill Systems On Shark Tank Season 12?
Chill Systems founders Chase Mitchell and Brian Bloch pitched their three-can cooler on a season episode of "Shark Tank." What happened to Chill systems?
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This Mod Turns Your 2-Drawer Milwaukee Packout Into A Rolling Tool Box
While Milwaukee does make its own rolling toolboxes and workbenches, this 3D-printing project is considerably cheaper and can be customized.
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Does Always-On Display Drain Your Phone's Battery?
Smartphone displays will use up your battery faster than any other component, but if you need to have it on at all times, the are ways to reduce the drain.
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Does Hinge Notify Users About Screenshots? How The Dating App Works
Hinge is one of the most popular dating apps in the world, but if you or a potential match try to screenshot, does it notify you about the screenshot?
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What Happens To A Battery When It Expires? Understanding Shelf Life & Self-Discharge
Batteries are a part of our everyday life and help to keep our electronics charged and working, but what happens to batteries as they begin to age?
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8 Retro Gadgets That've Made A High-Tech Comeback
The tech revolution saw the smartphone replace a dozen devices we recall with nostalgia today. But these retro gadgets are back with a vengeance.
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The Infinix NOTE 50 Takes Its Cues From Automakers, Offering Alloy Steel With Premium Feel
Smartphones continue to get more expensive, but the Infinix Note 50 Pro+ 5G is the perfect balance of tech and price. Here's everything you need to know.
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Costco's Woozoo Vs. Vornado: How Do These Fans Stack Up Against Each Other?
Costco's Woozoo and the Vornado are pretty similar to each other in terms of price, but which fan is the right option to keep you and your surroundings cool?
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Intel K Vs. KF: What's The Difference Between These CPUs?
If you're looking to buy or upgrade a PC, it's important to find the best processor, which only gets confusing with naming conventions like Intel's.
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What Happened To BearTek On Shark Tank Season 7?
BearTek made a strong showing on Shark Tank with gloves for users who want to stay active and still use their tech, but what happened to them after Shark Tank?
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Why Do Hellfire R9X Missiles Have Blades?
The Hellfire missile's name is well-known, but its variants aren't. Among them is the Hellfire R9X, which was designed with six long blades. Why?
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Why Do LED Bulbs Glow When Turned Off?
LED bulbs are more efficient than older incandescent or fluorescent bulbs, and can save you significant money. But why do they sometimes glow when turned off?
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Why Some May Not Trust Using Gemini In Their Google Workspace Account
Google's Gemini AI is becoming more visible in its suite of workplace programs, such as Google Docs and Slides. Here is why some users remain wary of it.
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Apple Pencil (2 Gen) Vs. Apple Pencil USB-C: What's The Difference?
The Apple Pencil is an extension of your workspace, but what are the key differences between the Apple Pencil 2 or the USB-C? Here's what you need to know.
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Moto Razr Ultra First Look: Finally, A True Flagship Foldable
Motorola's foldable phones get a 2025 update, along with a pair of new wearables, and Samsung is getting some serious competition.
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How Stealth Aircraft Technology Has Evolved From The F-117 Nighthawk To The B-21 Raider
In 1990, the F-117 Nighthawk was the first warplane to use stealth technology. Now the B-21 Raider promises new leaps in stealth. What's changed along the way?
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What Is The Ideal Temperature Range For Solar Panels & Can They Get Too Hot?
Solar panels are designed to sit in sunlight all day and convert solar power into electricity, but is it possible for them to get too hot?
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When Was YouTube Created And What Was The First Video Ever Uploaded?
It only seems like YouTube has been around forever. It actually had a slow start and a change of mission before it became a video-sharng juggernaut.
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Roborock Brings Next-Generation AI To Home Cleaning With The Saros Z70
Roborock's Saros Z70 may catch your eye with its first-of-its-kind robotic arm, but this smart robotic vacuum also promises groundbreaking AI.
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