Austin Butler's 2025 Crime Thriller Flop Is A Must-Watch On Netflix
This Austin Butler movie didn’t perform well at the box office compared to its budget, but it’s now making up for that with streaming success.
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Yes, Modern TVs Are More Affordable Than Most PC Monitors - Here's Why
It may spur curiosity to compare prices between similarly sized TVs and PC monitors, with the latter usually being more expensive. Why, exactly, is that?
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SpaceX Opened Its First Starlink Retail Store
While you can purchase Starlink products in stores online and in several retail chains, SpaceX never had its own dedicated physical store until now.
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Is Wireless HDMI As Good As Wired?
Can wireless HDMI really replace your cables without issue? We break down the pros and cons of wireless transmitters versus standard cables to help you decide.
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Where Do Returned Amazon Items Actually Go?
Amazon returns filter back into the storefront's sales pipeline through a couple different avenues, depending on the item's condition and value.
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Do Different Ethernet Cables Really Matter? How You're Slowing Down Your Internet
While most modern Ethernet cables you buy won't present an issue, some older Ethernet cables can actually throttle your internet connection's speed.
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Prime Video's Official Fallout Season 1 Recap Was AI-Generated (And It's Complete Nonsense)
Excitement is high for the return of 'Fallout' Season 2, but an inaccurate and uninterested, AI-created recap trailer has caused some backlash from viewers.
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Home Of The Worst Nuclear Disaster In US History Will Now Power AI
AI data centers are gobbling up energy faster than power grids can supply it, that's why the US is resuscitating a nuclear plant with dark history.
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Liam Neeson's Forgotten 2020 Action Thriller Is Finally Finding Fans On Netflix
This Liam Neeson movie wasn't loved by critics when it came out in 2020, even though fans liked it. Years later, it's getting a lot of attention on Netflix.
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Americans Are Switching To VPNs In Droves - Here's Why
VPNs, once the preserve of corporate road warriors, have surged in popularity with everyday Americans seeking to protect their privacy as new laws take effect.
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HBO Max Subscribers Are Obsessed With A 2025 Comedy That Took 30 Years To Make
HBO Max subscribers are obsessed with this comedy sequel 30 years in the making. Here's why you may want to catch the second chapter of this Sundance classic.
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Say Goodbye To Bulky Speakers With This Sleek High Quality Alternative
It's easy to say goodbye to bulky speakers with these alternatives that promise a smaller footprint, excellent sound quality, and reasonable pricing.
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A Chilling 2025 Documentary With A 99% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Taking Over Paramount+
One of the most highly-rated, unexpected, and thought-provoking documentaries of 2025 is currently dominating the charts on Paramount+.
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What Is 'Liquid Sapphire' Phone Screen Coating (And Should You Use It)?
Liquid sapphire, or more generally, liquid screen protectors, are becoming increasingly popular with consumers. Are they worth buying and using?
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This $24 Smart Home Gadget Can Save You Hundreds Of Dollars
This affordable smart home accessory could end up saving you a ton of money on your power bill, and it's on sale for a limited time.
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Martin Scorsese Wishes He Could Watch This Classic Movie In IMAX
Legendary film director Martin Scorsese has revealed that if he could see one movie in IMAX, it would be a classic musical from the 1940s.
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How Much RAM Does Your Smartphone Actually Need?
Deciding the amount of RAM you need to have a speedy, high-functioning phone you can access is not random, and depends on your type of phone and budget.
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Older Amazon Fire TV Stick Users Are Saving Money On Upgrades With This Offer
There are always new updates for our favorite tools, especially with giant quasi-monopolies like Amazon, but at least they're paying you to replace them.
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Amazon's Bestselling Apple Watch Is On Sale For $200 Ahead Of The Holidays
Whether you're shopping for a loved one or just want a solid smartwatch for yourself, it might be hard to pass up this Amazon deal for the Apple Watch SE 3.
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Here's How Your TV's HDMI Port Is Monitoring What You Watch
In this day and age, it may come as no surprise that your smart TV is spying on you, but it's worth understanding how it works and ways to stop it.
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The Most Scientifically Accurate Sci-Fi Movies, According To NASA
Just because sci-fi movies involve fiction doesn't mean they're nonsense space fantasy. These movies are accurate enough to impress even NASA scientists.
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The Affordable Tool That Can Save Your Computer From A Deadly Shock
If you ever open up your PC, this tiny $5 tool could save your hardware from static shock damage. Here’s what it does and why you need it.
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Does It Matter Which USB Port You Use On Your Computer?
Computers have so many USB ports that picking one to use can be hard. With a simple inspection, you can easily decide which one is best for your device.
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The Smart TV Trend That Could Replace Streaming Devices
Streaming devices, such as Amazon's Fire TV Stick and Roku Streaming Sticks, have long been the go-to TV streaming solution, but that looks to be changing.
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4 Of The Most Unreliable EVs On The Market Right Now, According To Consumer Reports
Electric vehicles are relatively new to the market, so many have a lot of reported problems and kinks to work out. Here are the most unreliable ones.
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Android Users Are Getting Checks From Google's $700M App Store Settlement - Here's How
As part of a $700 million settlement related to purchases on Google Play, Android users are getting checks in the mail in the coming months.
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The Disney Box Office Bomb With Robin Williams That Started As An Isaac Asimov Story
In 1999, Disney had a major box office flop in a film starring Robin Williams that was based on a story by science-fiction author Isaac Asimov.
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