Be Prepared For The Next Home Emergency With The VTOMAN Power Station
Whether you’re planning a camping trip or preparing for the next power outage, the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 Portable Power Station is an affordable option.
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We're One Step Closer To Getting Apple Intelligence On Apple TV
Rumors suggest Apple is planning to launch an upgraded Apple TV with a more powerful chip alongside a new HomePod mini in the coming months.
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The Hidden Risks Of Leaving Your iPhone's Bluetooth On All The Time
It's easy to leave your iPhone's Bluetooth on all the time so it's ready to go whenever you need it. But there are hidden risks of leaving it on constantly.
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Google Maps Partners With Benson Boone To Customize Your Driving Experience
Google's partnership with Benson Boone for Google Maps lets users choose the artist's car as a driving avatar and access his Google Maps recommendations.
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Leaked Video Of iPhone 17 Air Dummy Offers A High-Quality Look At The New Design
A new leaked video of an iPhone 17 Air dummy unit might be our best look yet at the design of Apple's thinnest phone of all time.
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What Force Closing Apps On Your iPhone Really Does To The Battery
You may have a habit of force closing apps to help preserve your iPhone's battery, but is it actually a good idea? Here's what it really does.
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Blood Oxygen Feature Makes A Comeback On Apple Watch In The U.S.
After almost two years, Apple announced it's bringing back the blood oxygen functionality to Apple Watch Series 9 and newer models in the United States.
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How Does Glass Let Light Through? The Science Explained
Glass is one of those things that's all around us but noone stops to think about, like, how does light just pass through it without changing?
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Google Photos Has Started Rolling Out One Of Its Most Promising AI Features
A few weeks after introducing its new AI-powered Remix feature for Google Photos, Google is starting to roll out the feature to users.
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macOS 27 Could Be The Beginning Of The End For M1 Macs
Apple isn't expected to stop supporting M1 Macs any time soon, but there's a chance they could start to miss out on new features by macOS 27.
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Netflix Finally Rolls Out Apple TV App Redesign With 4 Major Improvements
You might notice a new look for Netflix the next time you open the app on Apple TV - here are four of the most important changes.
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Starlink Is Alienating The Very Customers It Said It Wanted To Serve
Starlink appears to be eliminating its popular (and free) pause feature in favor of a paid Standby Mode, and some subscribers are frustrated.
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A Game Of Thrones Star's Massive Fantasy Flop Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Gods of Egypt, a forgotten 2016 fantasy flop starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, is suddenly surging on Netflix in another case of surprise rediscovery.
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Rabbits Are Growing Tentacles On Their Heads In Colorado - Here's Why
Cottontail rabbits in Colorado have started growing tentacle-like horns out of their heads, but the explanation is relatively mundane.
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Here's How To Turn Off iOS 18.6's Worst Feature
It's important to download iOS 18.6 for its bug fixes, but it's not without its annoyances, including one odd feature many users will want to turn off.
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Did Apple Just Leak Its New MacBook Pro Design?
An image spotted in the latest macOS Tahoe beta seems to show off a redesigned MacBook Pro, but don't get your hopes up just yet.
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Dark Energy May Be Changing Over Time, New Data Suggests
The universe is expanding, and that expansion is thought to be driven by unseen dark energy, but new measurements indicate that energy is changing.
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Apple Might Use A Familiar Tactic To Disguise The iPhone 17 Pro Price Hike
There's a good chance that you'll have to pay more for the iPhone 17 Pro models, but you might also get more bang for your buck.
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ChatGPT Plus Users Get Access To More Legacy Models In Updated GPT-5 Experience
The GPT-5 rollout wasn't as smooth as OpenAI had hoped it would be, so now it's giving paid users access to legacy models as well.
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An Overlooked Gerard Butler Action Thriller Is Finally Finding An Audience On Netflix
KPop Demon Hunters is still dominating the Netflix charts, but right behind it is a forgotten action thriller starring Gerard Butler from 2023.
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PS5's DualSense Controller Might Secretly Be A Top-Tier Peripheral For Fighting Games
You might not think of the PS5's DualSense as a great fighting game controller, but data from the Evo esports event suggests it might be.
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Google Gemini Chats Just Got More Personal
Google rolled out new personalization features to Google Gemini users. A Temporary Chats feature and an update to Gemini data privacy are also available.
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Apple Refutes Elon Musk's Claim Of App Store Bias Against Grok
Elon Musk is convinced that Apple has it out for Grok, but the company shot back, noting the App Store is "designed to be fair and free of bias."
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AI Just Discovered Thousands Of Undetected Earthquakes Under Yellowstone
Most people know that Yellowstone is a mostly quiet supervolcano, but recently, scientists have become aware of a lot more activity under the park.
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Yes, Nintendo Can Brick Your Switch 2, And It's Easier Than You Think
The Switch 2 was finally released in June 2025, and eventually, some users found that their system was bricked — and it was Nintendo that did it.
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Microsoft Is Testing Another Awful Campaign To Get Chrome Users To Move To Edge
Microsoft wants to drag as many Windows users as it can over to Edge, and it's apparently willing to monitor your Chrome usage to help its cause.
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Apple Keeps Teasing homeOS, But One Crucial Piece Of The Puzzle Is Still Missing
We're waited years for Apple's rumored homeOS software to see the light of day, but there's one major hurdle the company needs to overcome first.
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