Americans Use YouTube More Than Any Other Social Media, According To Pew Research Study
If you think about it, it's not surprising that the original video hub is the most popular app for the vast majority of the country.
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4 Apps To Help You Cancel Subscriptions And Save Money
Nowadays, it seems like almost every type of service provider requires an ongoing subscription, but here are four apps designed to help manage them.
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Your Nest Thermostat Can Tell You Why Your Heating Bill Went Up - Here's How
If you've noticed an increase in your heating bill and wondered what's going on, a Nest thermostat can help you figure out why that happened. Here's how.
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Drivers Who Ignore Their Car's Software Updates Could Run Into A Problem
Modern cars are full of complex computer systems and other electronic components, and those require software updates, which drivers shouldn't ignore.
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Can You Use Glass Cleaner To Clean Your Solar Panels?
You have to keep your solar panels free of debris, but can you just use glass cleaner to do the job? Here's what you need to know about cleaning your panels.
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The Reason Why Old Nokia Phones Felt Indestructible (And Modern Phones Don't)
An old Nokia could hit the floor, lose its cover and battery, and still work once you put it back together. That messy landing wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Your Philips Hue Smart Lighting Just Got An Upgrade, If You Meet The Requirements
For users who enjoy all the color options that Philips Hue bulbs offer, the company's new AI feature makes setting them up far more approachable and fun.
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4 Disadvantages Of Using Password Managers
Password managers have been increasingly popular, and while they're touted as being convenient, here are some reasons why you might want to avoid them.
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Some Of Your Most Important Google App Icons Are About To Look Different
Google is updating the look of some familiar Android app icons, but the apps themselves aren't changing. The new designs should start appearing on phones soon.
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Old Tablets Are Perfect For Kids - Just Do This First
An old tablet can make a great gadget for kids, but you need to take some precautions first. Here's what to do before handing over the old device to your kids.
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Scientists Just Released A Huge Invasive Python Back Into Florida — Here's Why
Florida has spent years trying to get invasive pythons out of the Everglades. Researchers just put a 150-pound one back, and they did it on purpose.
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A New Dwarf Planet May Be Hiding Beyond Neptune
A newly spotted object beyond Neptune could join Pluto among the dwarf planets. Astronomers are still working out just how large this distant world is.
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Google Can Now Use Your Photos And Drive Data To Show You Ads
Google's latest privacy changes raise new questions about how Gemini and connected apps handle personal information, and which settings users should review.
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The Big Problem With Smart Home Devices That Depend On Cloud Servers
You paid for your smart home gadgets, but keeping them running isn't entirely up to you. Some essential elements are outside your home — and your control.
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5 Home Devices That Can Make Your Evenings More Relaxing
Do you want to make your evenings more soothing without putting in much effort? Here are some gadgets that'll help you wind down, relax, and stay organized.
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Where The Famous 'Nokia Tune' Ringtone Actually Comes From
If you owned a cellphone in the late ’90s, you know exactly how the Nokia Tune sounds, and the origin story of one of the most iconic ringtones is surprising.
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4 Magnetic Gadgets You Can Stick On Your Fridge
Your refrigerator doors might be a barren wasteland, but these four magnetic gadgets you can stick to your fridge can turn that space into useful real estate.
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What Is The SC Port On Your Laptop For?
Have you ever noticed a slot labeled SC that looks like a wide SD port on a laptop? Here's what the SC port on your laptop is for and when you might need it.
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The Danish National Registry Could Use A Lesson In How To Create A Strong Password
Next time you feel embarressed for using a weak password for less important accounts, remember this story; but please, don't do this at home.
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The Best Keychain USB Drives For Emergency Storage
Thumb drives aren't as popular as they once were, but they still serve a valuable backup purpose. Here are the best keychain USB drives for emergency storage.
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China Is Using Lasers On Roads To Solve A Deadly Driving Problem
A long, dark highway can make it hard to stay alert. China is trying to break that monotony with a laser show that looks more like a rave than a road.
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YouTube Is Tackling A Big Problem With Music Transparency
For once, fans, artists, and the music industry itself all agree that something needs to change. YouTube Music just took a big step toward appeasing everyone.
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Canceling A Subscription Can Be A Pain — New York City's New Law Could Change That
It only takes seconds to start a subscription, but canceling can mean a maze of menus or a phone call. New York City is telling companies to stop the runaround.
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How Long Has The Internet Really Been Around? The Answer Might Surprise You
The internet may have first become widely available to consumers in the 1990s, but the technology behind it actually dates back to much, much sooner.
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5 Mesh Wi-Fi Settings To Change Right After You Set It Up
Taking ten minutes or so to tweak a handful of settings for your new mesh setup can dramatically boost safety and keep things running smoothly.
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4 Google Home Devices That Work Without A Subscription
Google Home can help you build out your smart home on your own terms, often with no hidden costs. These Google Home devices work without a subscription.
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Why Is There A Lock Symbol Next To Your Text Messages?
Have you noticed a lock symbol next to the text messages on your smartphone and wondered why? Here's what that symbol means and what you should do about it.
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