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 Apple’s new wireless charger has 2 huge downsidesThe new iPhone 12 looks like a hit, but it's not without flaws. Its wireless charger appears to be a sticking point — with some complaining it leaves marks on their cases. But that's not the only problem. If you use Apple's new wireless charger a particular way, you could end up wiping out your credit cards. Tap or click here to find out why this charger is dangerous for your cards. → |
 Cozy up with 15 practical products you’ll use all fall and winterCozy up with 15 practical products you'll use all fall and winter. From weighted blankets to memory foam slippers, these practical products are things that you'll use all fall and winter this year — and you can order them all from the warmth and comfort of your home. Tap or click here for great items for fall and winter. → |
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 21 game and puzzle apps infected with malware – check the listResearchers have discovered a brand new batch of malicious apps hiding out on an official app store. But unlike previous cases, several of these apps were advertised on YouTube where kids could be tricked into downloading them. If you or your children have any of these game or puzzle apps installed, here's why you need to delete them. Tap or click here to see why these apps are so dangerous. → |
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 Technology replacing the green screenGreen screen technology has been used for decades to fill in parts of movie or TV scenes with computer-generated imagery. Well, now filmmakers are utilizing a brand new, innovative tech that is like something out of a sci-fi novel. You won’t believe how they make things look real. Tap or click to see the latest in film technology. → |
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 An instrumental gadget: The first handheld calculator is up for auctionCalculators are no big deal these days. Basic models sell for a few bucks and every modern smartphone comes with a free calculator app. But it wasn’t always this way. Basic calculations used to take large amounts of computer power. Finally, a company in Texas took advantage of integrated circuit technology to make the world’s first handheld calculator: the Texas Instruments Cal-Tech. A design like this would cost the equivalent of $900 back in 1971. But you won't believe how much this groundbreaking machine will sell for when it goes to auction in November. It’s expected to fetch at least $30,000 due to its importance and rarity. That’s quite the calculation! The early history of computer tech is fascinating. Tap or click here to see how the first computer was made. → |
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