Why Your OLED TV Gets Hot – And How To Fix It
OLED TVs have great colors, but they can also get really hot. This is because of how they work, and there are a few ways you can cool them down.
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3 Things To Stop Doing If You Have Noise Cancelling Headphones
Active Noise Cancellation has become a standard headphone type for many audiophiles, but there are some things you should stop doing with your ANC headphones.
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5 Smart Devices You May Want To Block From The Internet
Smart devices theoretically make your life easier, but you may want to block some of yours from accessing the Internet to keep your home secure.
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How Many Times Can You Use Rechargeable Batteries?
Rechargeable batteries improved consumer electronics considerably, and as long as you take care of them as intended, you'll get maximum usage out of them.
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4 Disadvantages Of Mesh Wi-Fi Router Setups You Should Know About
Sure, mesh wi-fi setups are great compared to normal routers, but it's worth doing some research because there's always some drawbacks to technology
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5 Pieces Of Dusty Old Tech Every Homeowner Should Get Rid Of
If you're feeling overwhelmed by clutter, these pieces of dusty old tech that you have laying around the house are prime candidates for getting rid of.
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Meta Is Disabling Cameras For Smart Glass Modders Who Tamper With The Privacy Light
Users seeking to disable the privacy light on their Meta Ray Bans smart glasses are discovering the hard way that Meta has zero tolerance for the mod.
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Uber And Lyft Surge Pricing Is Affecting Some Users More, Says Consumer Reports
Popular rideshare apps Uber and Lyft are charging customers in the same area for the same routes different prices, according to Consumer Reports.
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This New Wearable Tech Program Might Save Lives During The Next Global Heatwave
A new wearable tech program in a famous European city aims to save lives of potentially vulnerable citizens during severe heatwave conditions.
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NVIDIA's New Liquid-Cooled Data Centers Are Running At An Unexpected Temperature
Nvidia's DSX AI data centers are hosting its Rubin AI infrastructure, and they're not being cooled by conventional methods like fans or cold aisles.
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The First Movie Shown On An Airplane Was An Adaptation Of A Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Novel
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is already a cornerstone of modern culture thanks to Sherlock Holmes, but another of his works also pioneered the in-flight movie.
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4 Samsung Galaxy Modes And Routines That Users Love
Modes and Routines are underrated by many Samsung Galaxy phone users, even though the automations they enable can be extremely useful throughout your day.
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Automated Drones Could Protect Sydney Beach Swimmers In An Unexpected Way
Sydney beachgoers may soon start receiving early warnings of danger in the area. Here's how it will work and how it might affect the quiet beach atmosphere.
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New Study Shows Health Of Old Lithium-Ion Batteries Can Be Restored With An Electrochemical Bath
Battery waste is a big environmental issue, but a new study may have found a way to rejuvenate old lithium-ion batteries with a simple bath.
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4 Unique Accessories Only Available For Samsung Phones
Samsung smart phones have a lot of great features to start with, but these add-ons take the experience of owning a Samsung to another galaxy.
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5 Wired Gaming Headphones With The Best Audio
When you're gaming, especially if you're in a fast-paced first-person shooter, you want to hear every sound, which you'll only get from great headphones.
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New York City Is Keeping Waymo Off Its Streets For Now - Here's Why
Despite the growing popularity of Waymo in other major US cities, the automated taxi service is not expected to be available in New York City for some time.
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Is Verizon's New $30 Simplicity Plan Too Good To Be True?
Verizon's new $30 Simplicity plan sounds great on paper, but the price comes with a few caveats worth understanding before you switch carriers.
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Yashica's New Keychain Camera Has A Flip Screen And Costs Under $30
If you're enjoying other retro cameras that are currently on the market, Yashica has a new micro version that is just small enough to fit on a key ring.
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2 Cool Features To Use With Samsung Galaxy's Smart View
Samsung Galaxy's Smart View is more than screen mirroring. The feature has a couple of cool tricks you should try. Here's what they are and how to use them.
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Why Do Some Gadgets Still Run On AA Batteries?
Despite the advancements in rechargeable battery technology, many devices still rely on AA batteries. Here's why many products still use disposable batteries.
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Solar Panel Plants Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Bat Behavior
Nearly every species of bats are nocturnal, sleeping during the day in secluded roosts, but it also seems that they're not big fans of solar farms.
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Solar Panels Over Crops Are Providing An Unexpected Benefit For Arizona Farmworkers
Generating green electricity is only half the story. Discover how these elevated clean-energy arrays are doubling as critical heat shields for laborers.
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AMD Refuses To Pay A $10,000 Bug Bounty For A Flaw It Never Caught
A major exploit found in AMD software could have caused serious damage if a researcher hadn't found it, but AMD is refusing to pay its promised "bug bounty."
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4 Reasons Why '60s Tech Still Feels More Futuristic Than Where Reality Ended Up
Once upon a time, every piece of technology had some personality and looked vastly different from each other, but now your phone looks just like you TV.
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5 Outdated Gadgets Homeowners Might Need To Upgrade
The gadgets you've bought for around the house years ago may appear to still work fine, but it may be past time to replace them with new models.
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Fitbit Air Vs. Whoop: How Do The Screenless Fitness Bands Stack Up?
Fitbit is a foundational brand in the wearables market, but Whoop has garnered a reputation for appealing to even the most hardcore fitness junkies.
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