Spoiler: It isn’t a Brita pitcher.
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Is your Apple Watch battery worn and in need of replacing? Here’s how to tell without taking it off your wrist
watchOS 7 can tell you that and a lot more.
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The best Wi-Fi range extender for almost everybody
Does it matter which plug-in range extender you use? Turns out, yes it does.
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Investors load $500 mn into Uber’s trucking business
Uber on Friday said an investment group led by Greenbriar Equity is pumping $500 million into its trucking unit.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE: How to buy and where to find the best deals
Samsung’s latest 5G phone, the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition, is already marked down.
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Weekly wind-on: your roundup of the stories that matter in motorbikes
This week Triumph released new images of their upcoming Trident model but this time with more of the components visible. The new entry-level Triumph can be seen leaving the Hinckley factory on a road test, suggesting that the bike is nearing completion.
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The best desk workout equipment so you can exercise while you work
Can’t fit in a workout? Deck out your desk in unsuspecting gym equipment.
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8 generators to keep your lights on
When the power goes out, these generators will kick into gear to keep things up and running.
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The coast is clear to install September’s Windows and Office patches
It’s been an interesting month, with a couple of flubs, but no new major plugged security holes and Microsoft has replaced its buggy SQL Server 2019 patch. Win10 version 2004 continues to astound with the number of swatted bugs, but all in all, you’re safe to install the September patches.