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I'm staring right now at a printer that works about one-third of the time. And even then, it's a crapshoot -- it's likely to jam or fail to print in color without streaking. Why am I keeping it? A ...

With most people obsessed with screens lately, lots of users tend to rely on their smartphones to check the time. Owing to this, the clock widget on the lock screen is a staple in most of our lives.

Chrome's resource hogging has been known to reduce even relatively powerful computers to a chug. Although improvements have been made over the years, there's no getting around the fact that modern ...

If you’ve ever had the feeling your iPhone might be listening to you, you’re not entirely wrong. Between background app activity, microphone access, and certain “always-on” features, your phone can ...

Ever since digital streaming was introduced as an alternative to cable, companies like Disney, Warner Bros, Netflix, and Amazon have been finding new ways to ...

A car mechanic boasting more than five decades of expertise working on motors has revealed there's one particular thing that poses the greatest threat to your car's battery. Scotty Kilmer, an American ...

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Nobody likes having slow WiFi- sitting through buffering videos and struggling to load emails can be increasingly infuriating, especially for those of us who work from home. But there's a simple way ...

For most Britons, the 'art' of tea-making involves throwing a bag in a cup, pouring boiling water over it and then squeezing it with a teaspoon to within an inch of its life. So perhaps it's no wonder ...