A Stephen King Sci-Fi Horror Flop Is Finding An Audience On Tubi 22 Years Later
Stephen King has been responsible for some of the biggest horror hits of all time, and even theatrical flops based on his books eventually find an audience.
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You Might Be Able To Unlock Future Apple Watch Models With Touch ID
This year's Apple Watch Series 11 is expected to be a minor upgrade, but leaked code suggests future Apple Watch models could add Touch ID.
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AI May Have Found New Materials To Replace Lithium
Lithium-ion batteries power a lot of devices, but science is always looking for the next best thing. Thanks to AI, they may be closer to finding it.
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The Difference Between USB4 And USB-C Fully Explained
If you're shopping for a new charger, or even a PC cable, you may have wondered if you should get a USB4 or USB-C cable. Here's what both these terms mean.
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Upcoming Gemini Live Feature Could Make It A True Replacement For Google Assistant
Google is testing a new interface for Gemini Live that could significantly improve multitasking on Android as the company phases out Google Assistant.
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Shark Tank: What Happened To The CoinOut App?
When an entrepreneur took his idea to "Shark Tank," he secured an investor, but his company, CoinOut, has gone through changes since. Here's what happened.
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Vanessa Kirby's Fantastic Four Follow-Up Is A Crime Thriller Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
After joining the MCU in The Fantastic Four: First Steps earlier this summer, Vanessa Kirby is back with a more grounded crime thriller on Netflix.
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Android Is Finally Getting One Of iMessage's Best Features
iOS added the ability to unsend text messages years ago, and now it looks like Google Messages on Android is finally catching up with a similar feature
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Scientists Believe Greenland May Be Hiding A Secret Lake Under The Ice
In the midst of climate change, few places are more dynamic than Greenland, but a previously unknown lake has been making bigger changes than expected.
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Apple's Liquid Glass Guidelines In iOS 26 May Hint At Unreleased Products
Developer Craig Hockenberry says Apple's guidelines for the polarizing Liquid Glass design language could hint at some exciting product launches.
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ChatGPT Could Add A Major Privacy Feature, Starting With Temporary Chats
One of ChatGPT's most requested privacy features might finally be in the works as OpenAI weighs bringing encryption to its temporary chats.
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What It Really Means If You See A Yellow-Colored USB Port
There's a standard color code for USB devices and ports. Even with some variation between manufacturers, yellow ports generally denote a very handy feature.
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Sound Not Working On Apple Maps? Here's What The Problem Might Be
Apple Maps is a great way to get where you want. But, what if the sound stops working on the app? You'll want to follow these tips to help solve the issue.
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Researchers May Have Finally Cracked One Of The Universe's Oldest Mysteries
While there's no shortage of mysteries surrounding the formation of the universe, scientists may have figured out the answer to one of the oldest ones.
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Leaked Pixel 10 Pro XL Benchmarks Match The iPhone 13, But That's Not A Reason To Worry
If leaked benchmark scores prove to be accurate, the Pixel 10 Pro XL will score about as high as the iPhone 13 models that Apple released in 2021.
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Did You Know Roku Has Secret Menus? Here's How To Find Them
Roku's developer mode menu can unlock secret options to enhance your viewing experience. Here's a step by step explainer of how to access it.
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The Amazon Appstore Is Finally Dead On Android - Thank Goodness
The shutdown of the Amazon Appstore on wider Android devices follows the company's step away from supporting its Windows app too.
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Enable Fast Charging In Your Car With These USB-C Port Adapters
Most built-in charging ports in older cars won't support fast charging, and especially for the newer phones on the market, you'll need these chargers to top up.
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ChatGPT Go: Cheaper ChatGPT Subscription Is Here, Starting With India
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Go in India on Monday, offering higher message limits, more image generations and file uploads, plus longer memory than the free tier.
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UK Reportedly Backs Off Plan To Force Apple To Unlock Encrypted iCloud Data
After the UK ordered Apple to offer a backdoor, security experts raised concerns that such a feature could lead to hackers exploiting it.
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This Jellyfish Shaped Spaceship Could Take Us To Mars And Beyond
Project Hyperion, a contest to design spaceships that could be used for very long journeys, led to the concept of a very unique vehicle for future space travel.
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iOS 26 Beta 7: The Top Features And Improvements To Your iPhone
The seventh test version of this upcoming operating system update doesn't have a lot of new features, but enough to make the experience more fluid and stable.
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Google Might Release Its Fastest Charger Yet Alongside The Pixel 10
Retail listings for Google's unannounced Pixel 10 lineup might have spoiled the existence of the company's fastest power charger to date.
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Microsoft's Latest Windows 11 Update Is Reportedly 'Killing' Some SSDs
Before you download the latest Windows 11 update, you should know that some users are reporting that it's causing their SSDs to fail.
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Galaxy S26 Battery Leaks Suggest Samsung Isn't Adopting Silicon-Carbon Yet
There was some speculation that Samsung might adopt silicon-carbon batteries for the Galaxy S26, but new leaks cast doubt on the prospect.
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Apple Card Feels Premium, But The Perks Sure Don't
Apple Card is one of the sleekest and simplest credit cards on the market, but its lack of perks make it a tough sell in 2025.
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Potatoes May Have Evolved From An Unexpected Origin, New Research Shows
Researchers studying the humble potato have traced its lineage back through the centuries and found that its ancestors are a pretty suprising pair.
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