Why Old-School CRT TV Screens Had That Weird Fuzzy Feel To The Touch
Remember that fuzzy feeling on your skin when you got close to a CRT TV? While it may have intrigued you as a child, here's the science behind it.
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Who Makes The Trump T1 Phone, And Where Is It Manufactured?
The Trump T1's marketing leaned hard on American values, but the company never said much about who actually makes the phone or where it's built.
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4 Older Devices Every Homeowner Should Try To Repurpose
Don't just throw out all your old tech because you upgraded. Some of it can be repurposed in new and exciting ways to make your home a little better.
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What's The Best Size Keyboard For Gaming?
If you're looking for ways to upgrade your gaming experience, a new keyboard might do the trick. Here's how to figure out the right size for your preferences.
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Why Do Some Laptops Have Touchpads On The Left Instead Of The Center?
A laptop's touchpad position can be a big deal. While many are located in the center of the computer's body, others are positioned to the left. Here's why.
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How Long Do Owners Say Robot Vacuums Typically Last?
Before buying an expensive smart vacuum, see what real owners say about its true lifespan, plus learn the simple maintenance tricks that extend its life.
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Why Your Samsung Phone Makes A Rattling Sound When You Shake It
Have you heard a rattling coming from inside your Samsung phone when you move it around and wondered if you should be worried? Here's what you need to know.
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AAC Vs. MP3: Which Is The Best Audio File Format?
MP3 has been the most popular lossy audio file format for decades, but AAC is now a popular alternative. Here's what you need to know about which is better.
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How VPN Passthrough Works (And If Your Router Has It)
A VPN passthrough is most associated with legacy protocols, and if you're experiencing issues with your connection, you should know what it is.
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Touchpad Vs. Mouse: Which Is Better For Laptop Users?
The touchpad vs. mouse debate has a definitive answer for some situations and a much messier one for others. Here's how to think about it as a laptop user.
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Camcorders Are Still Worth Buying In 2026 - Here's Why
Your phone includes a pretty powerful camera, but there are still reasons why you might want to use a camcorder instead of your phone.
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Overnight Charging Vs. Morning Charging: What's Better For Your Battery Health?
Uncover the truth about modern lithium-ion degradation. We break down the ideal power cycle routine so you can maximize your device's daily longevity.
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New AMD Update Leaves Countless Users Vulnerable To Attacks
A crucial defense layer just vanished from millions of chips without warning. Unpack the firmware update that exposes PC users to sophisticated exploits.
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China's Massive Electric Container Ship Recharges Via Swappable Battery Containers
China's latest sustainability-focused innovation is an ocean-going container ship powered entirely by batteries with a trick recharging capability.
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China Has Made A Supercomputer Work Without A GPU — Here's How
China proved you can build a competitive supercomputer without a GPU. Whether that's a genuine breakthrough or a necessary compromise is another question.
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Here's Why Restarting Your TV Before Movie Night Is Always A Good Idea
If you have a movie night planned for the near future, it's a good idea to restart your smart TV first. Here's why, and why you should also restart more often.
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How Long Do Owners Say OnePlus Phones Usually Last?
OnePlus phones have a reputation for solid hardware, but how long do they actually last? Owners who have used them for years seem to have a consistent answer.
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Does Mineral Oil PC Cooling Actually Improve Performance?
PC builders tend to enjoy building their own computers because they can personalize their rig, and what's more personalized than a mineral oil-cooled rig?
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How Long Do Owners Say Samsung Galaxy Buds Usually Last?
Samsung's Galaxy Buds are one of many earbuds that are in competition with Applies AirPods, but how long will your Galaxy Buds last?
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Why Do Speakers Have A Hole In The Back?
Also known as bass ports, these holes can also be in the front of the speakers, and they serve a crucial function to improve your listening experience.
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The First Headphones Weighed Over 10 Pounds And Had Nothing To Do With Music
Headphones have a surprisingly strange origin story. The first pair weighed over 10 pounds, had nothing to do with music, and was actually called a harness.
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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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