Wildfires Are Costing The World Billions Of Dollars In Lost Solar Power
It seems like there are more wildfires wreaking havoc every single year, and now they're even doing notable damage to the solar power industry.
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5 States With The Most Wind Turbines (And How Much Energy They Make)
California may have been an early leader in wind energy back in the '80s, but these days, it's not even in the top three when it comes to wind turbine count.
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Residents In Michigan Are Suing A Data Center Over Noise Pollution
AI data centers are known to disrupt local life with their water and energy demands. However, it's their noise that's giving Michigan residents a hard time.
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When (And Why) Did Google Sell Motorola?
Google sold Motorola Mobility to Lenovo, but when did the tech company sell out? And why did Google choose to offload the cellphone manufacturer?
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Will A Rocket Launch Struck By Lightning Still Reach Its Destination?
Rockets and their launches are built with multiple redundancies to ensure safety, but can they survive the intensity of a direct lightning strike?
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Not Android, Not iOS: The Only Phone Made In The US Uses This Unique OS
The only phone fabricated and assembled in the U.S. skips Android and iOS for a privacy-focused operating system built around user control and security.
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Where Did The 'Nothing' Phone's Name Come From?
Though its name indicates otherwise, the "Nothing" is indeed really something — and it's story is quite funny.
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Don't Just Turn Up The AC, Try This Cheaper Solution Instead
On those hot summer days, you may be tempted to crank up the air conditioner as much as possible. But there is cheaper way to help keep you feeling cool.
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Why Did Logitech Buy Astro Headsets?
Here's why Logitech acquired Astro Gaming back in 2017, despite already being a leading player in the PC gaming peripherals and gaming audio market.
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Netflix Lost A Hard Drive That Contained A $45 Million Nicolas Cage Movie
In a decidedly low-tech situation, Netflix managed to lose a critical hard drive containing a Nicolas Cage movie that cost $45 million to produce.
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Why Did Microsoft Stop Making Keyboards And Mice?
Microsoft built a recognizable lineup of keyboards and mice over decades, but a major shift in its accessory strategy eventually changed everything.
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This New Satellite System Could Control Speeding Drivers' Brakes - Here's How
Satellite technology could play a large role in a new speed limit system set by the EU for automatically slowing down cars that are traveling too fast.
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Waze's Motorcycle Mode Can Help Keep Riders Safe
Waze's AI Motorcycle Mode adds custom routes and road hazard alerts to protect riders. Here's how it works—though it's currently unavailable in the US.
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Why Did The iPod Classic Have This Sliding Button?
Before there was the iPhone, there was the iPod. And just like Apple's smartphone, its music player stood out for its clean, minimalist interface.
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Who Owns Flock Cameras?
Flock's AI-powered cameras are divisive, and many people aren't happy to see them in their communities. Here's what to know about the company's owners.
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What Happens To Your iPad If You Skip Updates?
Wondering what happens if you skip iPad updates? Here's what you need to know about the risk, benefits, and which updates are worth installing.
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Who Owns DJI?
Co-founded by Frank Wang in 2006, DJI has been making drones accessible for everyday consumers since its first major hit, the Phantom, was released in 2013.
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4 Of The Best OnePlus Gadgets You Can Buy (That Aren't Smartphones)
OnePlus isn't as popular as Samsung, but it is a good brand that makes smartphones, but it also manufactures various electronics, not just smartphones,
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The Simple Way To Reduce OLED Screen Glare
It's hard to beat the visual richness of an OLED screen, but glare can ruin the whole experience. Here is a simple way to reduce OLED screen glare for good.
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After Blue Origin's Huge Explosion, Will It Be Able To Launch To The Moon This Year?
Blue Origin still hopes to return New Glenn to flight this year after a destructive test explosion. Whether that flight reaches the moon is less certain.
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NASA Is Building A Team Of Volunteers For A Yearlong Virtual Mission To The Moon And Mars
To help with its plans for long-term lunar visits and missions to Mars, NASA is putting together a year-long virtual program and looking for volunteers.
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5 Wearable Gadgets Perfect For Travel
Travel can be easier with the right wearable tech. Explore clever gadgets designed to improve comfort, health tracking, navigation, and more.
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Here's Why QR Codes Have 3 Squares Instead Of 4
These days you can't go anywhere without coming across a QR code, which may leave you wondering exactly why every one of these codes has 3 large corner squares.
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5 Things To Stop Doing If You Have A Foldable Phone
Anyone who owns a foldable phone should be careful to avoid doing these 5 things in the interest of keeping their device problem-free for the long haul.
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5 Products Sennheiser Makes (Other Than Headphones)
Sennheiser is among the most reputable brands in headphone makers available today, but the company actually makes way more than just headphones.
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5 Things To Know Before Ditching Your Smartphone For A Flip Phone
While ditching your smartphone for a flip phone may seem like a great idea, there are some important things to keep in mind before taking the leap.
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50 Years Later, NASA's Voyager Probe Is Reaching A Big Milestone For Space Travel
Nearly 50 years ago, NASA launched what would become its first interstellar spacecraft, and this year Voyager 1 is set to reach a huge milestone.
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