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| If you want to save big money on tech, you should try buying Certified Refurbished equipment. These products are inspected for quality and come with a fantastic warranty, and now, eBay is selling them for less than its competitors. Here's why it's worth giving a try. Tap or click here to see all the benefits of Certified Refurbished products. → |
| Aches and pains are common when you do anything for an excessive amount of time like sitting at your work desk. And you've probably heard of text neck, but are you familiar with "smartphone pinky?" This strange condition went viral recently as more people claim to have it. But what is it, and is it even a real ailment? Tap or click here for details on the oddity that is smartphone pinky. → |
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| Scammers are relying on several new phishing tactics to trick victims. Text messages are becoming the method of choice, but there are a few ways you can tell a scam message from a real one. Here are the signs to watch out for — including area codes most of the scams are coming from. Tap or click here to see the latest cunning scams going around. → |
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Learning from nature: What can bugs teach us about building better planes? Despite their size, beetles are marvels of nature. They’re some of the toughest creatures alive — capable of surviving falls, animal attacks and human activity with their trusty shells. That’s why scientists are studying beetles in-depth to learn more about what makes their armor so strong. A species from California is capable of surviving pressures more than 39,000 times its own weight, which would be like a 200-pound man surviving a 7.8-million-pound crush. This species is especially interesting to the United States Air Force, which hopes to take what scientists learn and apply it to plane design. If we can apply the science behind beetle shells to our aircraft, could our planes eventually become crash-resistant? And they said it was dumb to build planes out of the black-box material. What if we built a Volkswagen Beetle based on the strength of real beetle shells? Tap or click here to see the true story behind this iconic car. → |
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