Samsung Galaxy Watch's Sleep Animals Explained: What Yours Really Means
Owners of Samsung's Galaxy Watch are probably familiar with sleep animals, but we're here to tell you what they actually mean.
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What Actually Happens When You Get Struck By Lightning?
If you've ever wondered what actually happens to your body when you get struck by lightning, we've got all the answers for you right here.
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Before you head out to catch your next flight, it's important to make sure you know which electronics you can and can't bring with you in your checked bag.
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You might be tempted to leave your phone charger plugged in all day, but you should read this before you decide if that's the best idea.
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How To Hide AI Images From Online Searches With DuckDuckGo
If you're sick of seeing AI-generated images when using your favorite search engine, you might want to give DuckDuckGo a try.
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M5 iPad Pro's Selfie Camera To Get A Big Upgrade, But The Rear Cameras Need It More
If you don't mind using your iPad to take a photo every once in a while, you're going to be thrilled about this rumored M5 iPad Pro upgrade.
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Uranus Is Far Hotter Than We Thought, Scientists Find
According to scientists, Uranus is much hotter than previous data had led us to believe, which challenges what we thought we knew about the planet.
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ChatGPT's Next Big Upgrade Is Coming Soon - Here Are The Latest GPT-5 Leaks And Teasers
OpenAI still hasn't shared a release date for its long-awaited GPT-5 model, but there have been an increasing number of leaks and teases lately.
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HBO Max Just Added Two Can't-Miss Rock Documentaries
Fans of rock music should check head to HBO Max to check out recently added documentaries about rock legends Billy Joel and Big Star.
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South Korea Plans To Build A Moon Base By 2045
20 years from now, the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) wants to have a moon base - here's how the space agency plans to make that happen.
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Is It Still Possible To Locate Your Old Myspace Account?
Despite Myspace no longer being active, the profiles do still exist. The question is, can you still access your old account? There's good and bad news.
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Leak Reveals Apple's Plan To Prevent Tariffs From Raising iPhone 17 Prices
There's a chance that tariffs could have an impact on the prices of Apple's iPhone 17 lineup, but the company has a plan to limit the financial pain.
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This Is What Happens Where The Pacific And Atlantic Oceans Meet
The Pacific and Atlantic Oceans meet off the southernmost tip of South America, and many factors contribute to how fast they merge together.
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iOS 26 Public Beta 1 Should Finally Launch This Week
Reliable sources claim that Apple will finally roll out the first iOS 26 public beta this week after an unprecedented delay in its release.
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This Newly Discovered World Puts A Big Hole In The Planet Nine Theories
We still don't know for sure if there's a ninth planet in our solar system, but a new discovery could help to prove that Planet Nine doesn't exist.
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3 Common Causes Of Airplane Turbulence
Turbulence is caused by disturbances in the air, but today we know a great deal more than that, including the three most common causes of airplane turbulence.
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iOS 18.6 Beta 4 Now Available As Official Launch Nears
iOS 18.6 beta 4 is now available to download, and it shouldn't be long before the final version of the software rolls out to the public.
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Is Charging Your Android Phone To 100% Actually Hurting The Battery?
If you're always charging your Android phone to 100%, you might want to adapt your charging habits to help to maintain optimal battery health.
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TCL TVs: Here's Who Owns Them And Where They're Manufactured
Although it's most well-known today for its televisions, TCL offers high-quality items at the mid-price range, and sells its products all over the world.
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The 'World's Deadliest Spider' Is Only Found In One Country In The World
Like most spiders, it's the females of this species that are larger than the males. However, it is the males most responsible for bites to humans.
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How Many Meteors Actually Hit Earth Every Year?
Meteors can light up the sky in the form of shooting stars, but they often burn up in the atmosphere. Some are able to make it through, however.
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What Nintendo's Orange Screen Means (And How To Fix It)
Nintendo's dreaded orange screen explained. Here's what it means and how to fix it if you're struggling to get back to your game.
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Apple's Upcoming iPhone Lineup Is The Most Exciting We've Seen In Years
Apple's upcoming iPhone lineup, which includes the iPhone Fold and iPhone 17 Air, is the most exciting we've seen in years.
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Copilot AI Can See Your Entire Display On Windows 11 - Mac Should Copy It
Microsoft is rolling out an exciting Copilot feature for Windows 11: The AI can now see everything on your screen.
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The 5 Streaming TV Series Dominating Our Screens This Week
The top streaming TV series dominating platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this week, according to new Reelgood data.
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Volcanic Eruptions May Be Caused By Mysterious 'BLOBS' Under The Earth
New research suggests that mysterious "BLOBS" under the Earth could actually be driving volcanic activity.
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iPhone 17 Air Leak Might Have Revealed The Model's Biggest Flaw
According to a new iPhone 17 Air leak, the ultra-thin iPhone model will feature one of the smallest iPhone batteries in years.
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