High-End Routers Are Great, But The Smart Money Buys A Cheaper Model
Premium routers offer long range, unique features, and support extremely high connection speeds, but they still might not be the best choice for everyone.
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Google And Apple Won't Use Silicon-Carbon Batteries For One Reason
Silicon-Carbon batteries have revolutionized phones with their incredibly high charge capabilities, but Apple and Google may be avoiding them for a good reason.
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How Fast Can A Hypersonic Missile Launched In China Reach The US?
Although China launching a hypersonic missile towards America isn't that simple, it may still surprise you just how fast these weapons could reach the West.
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5 MagSafe Gadgets You'll Use Every Day
If you think MagSafe on your iPhone is only for wireless charging, you might be surprised by the variety of unique gadgets that it supports.
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New Study Changes Everything We Knew About Jupiter
Between 7 satellite fly-bys and 2 dedicated missions, you'd think our knowledge about Jupiter would be pretty solid, but we're still learning more.
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This Is The Best Ethernet Cable For Your Home Network
Slow internet can be fixed by simply purchasing an Ethernet cable, but choosing the right one for your home can be tricky. We've got you covered.
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4 Big Changes Coming To Steam In 2026
Steam had a super profitable 2025, and in 2026, Valve's gaming empire is only slated to grow. From new consoles to updated controllers, here's what's new.
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5 Laptops Lighter Than The MacBook Air
While the first MacBook Air was considered an ultralight laptop, other brands have since released models even lighter than Apple's offering.
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Physicists Converted Lead Into Gold - Here's How
Turning lead into gold famously used to be the goal of ancient alchemists, but their modern counterparts have actually managed the feat, though it wasn't easy.
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5 Disadvantages Of OLED TVs You Need To Know About
While OLEDs continue to grow in popularity as the tech surrounding them evolves, there remain a few major concerns to consider before deciding on a buy.
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Every Physical Object Breaks The Same — Even Bubbles
It's no surprise that things break, but what is a surprise is that things — from ceramic plates to bubbles — all follow the same rule when breaking.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Keyboard, Do This Instead
Don't just toss your old keyboard! Instead of adding to a landfill and potentially trashing harmful components, try these alternatives with your old keyboard.
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Is Your Car Getting Rid Of Android Auto? 3 Alternatives Worth Trying
Some cars are moving away from Android Auto, but that doesn’t mean that you’ll lose access to your favorite features if your car doesn’t support it anymore.
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Chris Hemsworth's Underrated 2015 Hacker Movie Is Streaming On Prime Video
Even though this movie isn't one of Chris Hemsworth's best films, it's still worth watching on Prime Video today for its action scenes and believable hacking.
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4 Free And Easy Ways You Can Upgrade Your Smart TV
You don't necessarily have to be stuck with a sluggish, barely responsive smart TV. Here are four tips to improve your viewing experience on the cheap.
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China Will Receive Nvidia H200 Chips, But Only Under These Regulations
The U.S. and China have long engaged in trade wars. America will now allow the sale of Nvidia H200 chips to China, pending a set of regulations.
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Are Expensive HDMI Cables More Reliable? Here's What Users Say
With many home tech accessories, the more expensive, the better. But what about with HDMI cables? Here's how to know if you need to splurge.
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Are OLED TVs Actually Reliable? Here's What Users Say
OLED TVs have a notoriety for burn-in and lower durability than other TV types, but the truth is there are methods of saving the screen and mitigating damage.
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4 Situations Where You Should Avoid Using HDMI Ports
While HDMI cables and connections have become fairly ubiquitous, there are still enthusiast-level scenarios where it's better to opt for a more specific cable.
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Why Costco Still Relies On IBM Computers From The '80s
If you've ever looked over at one of the terminals a Costco employee is using, you may be wondering why it looks like something out of the 1980s. Here's why.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Colorless?
Despite their universal pitch, not all USB ports are made the same. That colored connected could mean nothing, but it could also mean lots of other stuff too.
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How Long Do Car Infotainment Touchscreens Actually Last?
If you're looking to purchase a new or used car with a touchscreen, you may wonder how long they last. Here are some of the factors that play into longevity.
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Costco Vs. Best Buy - Who Has The Better Deals On TVs?
If you're undecided between Costco or Best Buy for your next purchase, don't fret. We're here to help you decide which has the better TV deals for your needs.
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Not Once A Day, Not Once A Week: Here's How Often To Clean Your Phone's Screen
Cleaning your phone screen might be an infrequent affair for you, but depending on how you use it, you may not be cleaning the screen as often as you should.
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Why Are Android Phones Getting Rid Of SIM Cards?
Have you ever wondered why the latest Google Pixel device doesn't have physical SIM slots anymore? Here's why Android phones are taking the eSIM-only route.
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Is Nuclear Waste As Dangerous As People Think? Here's The Reality
Nuclear waste is largely misunderstood, thanks to the Cold War and war movies. However, even if nuclear energy is safer than expected, waste is still produced.
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Does Leaving Your TV On All Day Actually Damage It?
Depending on the type of panel and display your TV has, constant use throughout the day can potentially cause long-term damage for certain brands.
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