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The Mac Mini may be Apple's smallest computer but that doesn't mean it should be hooked up to a big, beautiful screen.

What your chronotype says about you.

Up your productivity on the go, or send those long texts faster than ever.

From the battery system to regenerative braking, these are the basic technologies that power EVs.

Your iPhone deserves a better Lightning cable.

There's more to the cell than its 'powerhouse.'

Cut through the snow, not your driveway.

You might be surprised at the variety of sublimation printers that are available and what you can use them for.

Upgrade your oral hygiene with a pressure washer for your mouth.

These compact machines can keep you cool or at least circulate some fresh air as you work.

This simple tool can save the day when you find your car’s battery lets you down.

You have more control over macOS's Menu Bar than you think.

Snow piling up? Dig in here so you can dig out in a hurry with a snow blower to clear your driveway in no time.

Earning your living on a keyboard demands a proper tool of the trade.

Although they haven’t been taught the rules of grammar, they often make grammatical sense.

Sending radio pulses into the upper atmosphere can create splotches of red and green light.

The sideways vs. the bullet.

These little-known North American fish 'defy expectations.'

The best gifts for grandparents do not, in fact, need to remind them in a fun font that they are grandparents.

Exposure to radiation for eons gives the stuff a stiff boost.