China's Dalian Airport Isn't A Building - It's An Artificial Island
China is currently undertaking one of the most ambitious airport projects ever seen in an effort to expand its nationwide air transport footprint.
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ChatGPT Just Writing An Email Is Consuming Far More Water Than You Probably Think
Think plastic straws are bad? Wait until you see the hidden environmental costs behind a single AI prompt. Every request hides a thirsty truth.
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What Does 5G+ Mean On Your Phone And How Is It Different From 5G?
You're probably familiar with notifications like 4G and 5G on your phone, but what does it mean if your network shoes it's currently 5G+?
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How Long Do Owners Say Motorola Phones Usually Last?
Motorola is a brand that may surprise you if you're looking for a budget phone, but users still aren't thrilled with the lifespan of their devices.
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If You Think Mobile Phones Are Expensive Now, You Won't Believe What They Cost In The '80s
Before they were in almost every pocket around the world, early mobile phones were a luxury status symbol that cost more than a used car.
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Ceramic Shield Vs. Gorilla Glass: Which Smartphone Protective Glass Is Stronger?
Deciding if Ceramic Shield or Gorilla Glass is more durable isn't as straightforward as you might think. Here's what durability tests and real-world use reveal.
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The Average Lifespan Of A USB-C Port Is Actually Quite Long, If You Take Care Of It
USB-C ports handle a lot of wear over the life of a device. It turns out the average lifespan is longer than most people give them credit for, with a caveat.
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USB Vs. SD Card: Which Is Better For Storing Photos?
Choosing between a USB stick and SD card to store your photos can save space, speed up transfers, and make managing your files far less frustrating.
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What Happened To Commodore Computers? Why The Company Went Bust
Commodore was once the dominant force in home computing. Its collapse in the '90s remains one of tech history's more dramatic cautionary tales.
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How Long Do Owners Say Samsung Galaxy Phones Usually Last?
Have you bought a new Samsung Galaxy phone, or are you looking to buy one? Here's how much mileage you can expect from Samsung Galaxy hardware.
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Not Bose, Not Sony: These Over-Ear Noise-Canceling Headphones Get Consumer Reports' Top Rating
Consumer Reports’ latest over ear noise canceling headphones rankings may surprise buyers weighing premium sound, ANC, and features to crown the best.
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Nvidia Partnered With A Chinese Company To Build A 'Physical AI' Humanoid Robot
Nvidia and Unitree have teamed up on a humanoid robot aimed at academic research. It's one of the more ambitious physical AI projects to come out of the field.
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Why Your Smart TV Doesn't Have DisplayPorts (And Probably Never Will)
The latest iteration of DisplayPort blows the commonly used HDMI 2.1 out of the water — so why isn't it the norm on smart TVs? There are a couple reasons.
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4 Of The Worst Gen Z Technology Myths That Simply Aren't True
While Gen Z is at the receiving end of many stereotypes, many of them are simply untrue. Tune in as we debunk some common tech myths about Gen Z.
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These Wired Headphones Get Consumer Reports' Top Rating
If you're looking for the best wired headphones available, this is the pair that Consumer Reports has rated above some of the top brands on the market.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Amazon Alexa Anymore
There was a time when Amazon's Alexa was the pinnacle of virtual assistants, but now it seems as though users have grown tired with the once-popular tool.
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Are DSLR Cameras Still Worth Buying In 2026?
Most photographers have moved to mirrorless cameras for their daily drivers, but is there still room for a DSLR camera in your photography kit?
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TP-Link's First Wi-Fi 8 Router Is Here, Even Though Wi-Fi 8 Is Still Years Away
TP-Link has launched its first Wi-Fi 8 router well ahead of the standard being finalized, and the improvements it promises over Wi-Fi 7 are worth a look.
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How To Fix The Red Lines On Your Android Phone Screen
If your Android phone's screen is glitching and displaying a vertical red line constantly for no apparent reason, you can run some tests to try and fix it.
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Spotify Users Have A New Feature To Share & Save Their Favorite Podcast Clips
Spotify now lets you clip and share specific podcast moments rather than sending someone a full episode. Here's how the feature works and where to find it.
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What Is That Strip On The Top Of The iPhone 17 Pro For?
The iPhone 17 Pro has a small plastic-looking strip on its aluminum body that stands out. It's only on certain models, but there's a specific reason for it.
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The Amplifier Mistake That Could Be Killing Your Speakers
You’ll need a power amp if you choose a passive speaker instead of an active one, and circumnavigating two common mistakes will help you avoid damage.
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Is Riot's Anti-Cheat Really Bricking PCs?
Riot Games' anti-cheat system might not be as creative as others, but it's an exceptionally effective system that catches cheaters in "Valorant" all the time.
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Belt-Drive Vs. Direct-Drive Turntables: What's The Difference?
Buying a turntable isn't just as simple as grabbing the first one you see, as you'll also need to decide if you want a belt-driven or direct-drive model.
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This Cheap Retro Camera Used By Taylor Swift Has Way Better Reviews Than You'd Expect
Retro cameras are becoming increasingly popular for those who want a nostalgic experience, which has made this retro offering a surprise hit.
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How Long Do Owners Say Google Pixel Phones Usually Last?
Google Pixel phones are built to last, but owner reports tell a more nuanced story. Battery concerns in particular tend to define how long these phones hold up.
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How To Tell If Your USB Charging Port Is Broken
Mobile devices, and many other major electronic gadgets, utilize USB ports for battery charging, but what happens when your port isn't working?
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