The EU Just Approved This First-Of-Its-Kind Ocular Implant That Can Restore Vision
An electronic eye implant that helped patients regain practical central vision in clinical trials has received approval for commercial sale in Europe.
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New Lawsuit From Tesla Manager Calls Self-Driving EVs 'Rolling Hazards'
A terminated manager says Tesla ignored repeated safety warnings, leaving a single person to oversee dozens of autonomous test cars on Houston streets.
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What Does The Trident Symbol On A USB Port Mean?
The USB port on your computer is marked with an iconic trident symbol, but does it actually mean anything in relation to the type of USB port you have?
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4 Reasons To Set Up A Guest Wi-Fi Network On Your Router
Set up a guest Wi-Fi network because the first thing most people ask when they get to a friend or family member's house is the password for the Wi-Fi.
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Is Google Maps Not Talking To You? This May Be A Solution
The voice navigation feature is part of what makes Google Maps such a useful app. But sometimes, it may stop working, which can be a frustrating experience.
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Why Did Anker Get Rid Of Soundcore?
Anker's Soundcore line has been a popular consumer line, but now the company has announced it will be discontinuing the branding. Here's what it means.
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What Does Bridge Mode Actually Do On A Router?
You may have noticed a setting for Bridge Mode in the back end settings of your router, but when exactly would you want to turn this mode on?
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Your Android's System Data Now Takes Up Cloud Storage Space - Here's How To Disable It
Google changed how your backups affect your cloud storage space, so you may want to make some changes to what's backed up. Here's how and why you might want to.
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What Is A Black Light Flashlight Actually Used For?
Despite their popularity at raves and arcades, modern black lights are usually flashlights and they're used for more than creating a groovy vibe.
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How To Preserve The Battery Health Of Your Favorite Retro Handhelds
Your favorite retro handhelds may include rechargeable batteries, and you will need to take some extra steps to make those batteries last as long as possible.
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Here's Why Google Maps Keeps Giving The Wrong Location On PC
While smartphones are the primary method people use to navigate themselves, there are times that you might use your desktop PC or laptop to plan a trip.
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4 Disadvantages Of Using An HDMI Splitter
A HDMI splitter is a super simple way to mirror signals to multiple displays, but its use cases are surprisingly limited and it comes with serious bottlenecks.
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Amazon Data Center Emissions Top Those Of An Entire Country
Amazon's 2025 sustainability report shows that it produces more emissions than an entire country. The news isn't all bad, though, and might provide some hope.
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Are Electronics In Duty-Free Stores Actually Much Cheaper?
Duty-free pricing sounds appealing when you're shopping for a phone, laptop, or camera, but several costs determine whether you're getting a good deal.
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Before You Sell Your Old Game Console, Do This
Most consoles use online accounts with lots of personal information attached to them. Don't make the mistake of handing over an old device without a plan.
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What Are Waze Points, And How Do You Use Them?
Turn your daily commute into a game. Find out how reporting road hazards, police, and traffic jams earns you Waze points to level up your profile.
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Google Maps On Android Auto Is Finally Getting A Feature Phones Have Had For Years
One of Google Maps' more puzzling Android Auto omissions is finally being addressed, bringing its in-car interface closer to the phone experience.
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This New Type Of Concrete Could Make Wall Mounting Your TV Obsolete
Materials sciences aren't exactly glamorous, but a new type of concrete could impact your life in a big way if it gets out of the prototype stage.
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How To Charge Your Phone Without Carrying A Charger
If you're going to be away from home for a while and need to keep your phone charged, there are some ways to do so without carrying a charger.
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New Lawsuit Claims Toyota Illegally Tracked Customers Using Spyware
A proposed class-action lawsuit accuses Toyota of tracking website visitors after they rejected data collection, raising questions about online consent.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Use A Soundbar With Your PC
When it comes to using a soundbar with your PC, you can if you want. However, there are several compelling reasons that you probably shouldn't.
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You Can Soon Use A Lightsaber To Zap Bugs - Here's How
A new Kickstarter project promises to help fans of "Star Wars" deal with the mosquitoes who are plaguing their homes in true Jedi fashion.
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This Cheap Accessory Can Protect Your Nvidia GPU From Serious Damage
Larger, more powerful graphics cards come with their own physical limitations, but one cheap accessory can help with cards that are too large.
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Burner Phones Are Legal In The US, But A New FCC Crackdown Could Change That
A new FCC proposal targets burner phones and other prepaid mobile services. Digital rights advocates warn that the consequences could extend far beyond spam.
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Here's How To Get Different Colored Roads On Waze (And What They Actually Mean)
There are a lot of different colors used in Waze, some of which are self-explanatory, but there's a whole different slew of colors in Editor Mode.
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Here's Why DVD Audio Is Better Than CDs
Audiophiles might feel the need to turn to physical media like CDs over streaming for better fidelity, but the mostly-forgotten DVD-Audio format is superior.
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You Can Install Even More Apps On Android Auto Using This Simple Trick
Android Auto brings a lot of functionality to your car dashboard, but its range of supported apps is limited. A simple trick can expand that list dramatically.
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