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Despite advice about strong passwords, we’re still using ‘qwerty123.’
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The First Wooden Satellite Is Headed To the International Space Station
A type of wood commonly used to make Samurai sword sheaths may be the future of space exploration.
This Grayscale, E-ink Smartphone Could Be the Solution to Your Screen Addiction
The Mudita Kompakt smartphone is designed to be less stimulating to the senses.
11 Old Social Media Platforms You Probably Forgot Existed
Still miss your old Friendster account? Discover why that and other once-popular social media platforms got discontinued here.
How to Tint Your iPhone Apps Icon to Any Color
Apple offers several customization features in its new update, including the option to tint apps and widgets.
How to Turn Your iPhone Into a Satellite Phone If You Lose Coverage
This feature may come in handy in an emergency situation.
Nintendo Wants to Gamify Your Mornings With Its New ‘Alarmo’ Clock
Alarmo allows you to wake up amid visuals and sound effects from your favorite Nintendo games.
Watch Computer Pros Get Excited About Windows 98 in 1998
A decade before fans started lining up outside Apple stores for the release of each new iPhone model, computer users were eager to get their hands on Windows 98.
11 Smart Ways to Protect Against Identity Theft
Here’s everything you need to know about spotting the risks of identity theft and safeguarding your most valuable personal information.
The German Navy Is Finally Phasing Out Floppy Disks
A fleet of warships is still running on 8-inch floppy disk power.
7 Tips for Deep Cleaning Your Home
Overwhelmed at the prospect of doing a deep clean of your home? Don’t be: These tips and tricks will help the task feel manageable.
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King of Quarters: The ‘Pay Phone Bandit’ Who Baffled the FBI in the ’80s
Pay phones were thought to have an unpickable lock. Then James Clark came along.
‘Eat One Small Rock Per Day’: How to Turn Off Google’s Bizarre AI Search Answers
Google's new generative AI search results aren't quite there yet. Here's how to disable them.
Your iPhone Can Help You Find Titles on Your Bookshelf
If you've ever searched in vain for a book on your overstuffed shelf, your iPhone can help.
What Does ‘Wi-Fi’ Stand For? It’s Complicated
If you think 'Wi-Fi' stands for 'wireless fidelity,' you should read this.
Find Your Next Favorite Book, Movie, Band, and More with This New Media Recommendation Tool
The Global Network of Discovery offers an endless stream of recommendations specific to you.
10 Things About Old Telephones That Might Confuse Young People
People who grew up with smartphones probably never gotten their hair tangled in a coiled phone cord while holding the receiver with their shoulders. Here are some other aspects of old-school telephones that young people might find confusing.
Want to Get Water Out of Your iPhone? Apple Says Using Rice Is Not a Good Idea
Rice can't save your iPhone from water damage, but other strategies can.
From ‘DWL’ to ‘MDR’: See How People Laugh Online in 46 Different Languages
Maybe you already know the meaning of 'jajaja.' But what about all these other expressions of online laughter?
10 Awesome MS-DOS Games You Can Play in Your Browser
The Internet Archive has more than 8500 MS-DOS games online, and they’re playable in nearly any browser. Prepare to kiss your free time goodbye.
Disc vs. Disk: What’s the Difference?
Deciding to write 'disc' or 'disk' depends on what kind of disc it is. Sometimes.
You May Soon Be Able to Screen Yourself at Airports
New technology will soon allow travelers to pat themselves down at airport security checkpoints.
25 of the Most Confusing Acronyms and Initialisms
You’re not the only person who has Googled “NPC meaning” of late.
How Phone Hackers Paved the Way for Apple
The ‘phone phreakers’ of the 1960s and 1970s indirectly led to the tech boom of today.