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The hybrid offspring of domestic cattle and American bison are referred to as “beefalo”. The breed was created to combine the two animals for enhanced beef production.

 
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TODAY'S TOP STORY MagSafe Isn’t Just for iPhones: It’s Great on Android, Too


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Apple’s New iPad Pro Has a Speedy M2 Chip and Wi-Fi 6E


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Apple’s New iPad Has USB Type-C and a $120 Price Hike


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Sony’s New Premium Controller for the PS5 Costs $200


Xbox’s Elite controllers are some of the best gaming controllers around. They don’t come cheap, but they do come jam-packed with features, like interchangable buttons and paddles. If you wanted a PlayStation equivalent, you finally have an official one — meet the DualSense Edge. Read More »

 
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M1 MacBook Air Now Just $799, Its All-Time Low Price


The MacBook Air is one of the best laptops around, as long as Windows isn’t a hard requirement. The M1 model from 2020 goes on sale frequently, but now it’s back to its best price ever. Read More »

 
New Google Docs Feature Takes a Hint From Office 2003


Docs, Sheets, Slides, and other cloud productivity apps from Google use a simple menu bar for most functions, like older versions of Microsoft Office. Now the online suite will look a little bit more like Office 2003 and earlier versions. Read More »

 
The Best Wireless Earbuds for iPhone and iPad of 2022


Apple removed the iPhone’s headphone jack in September 2016 and followed up by announcing AirPods. But AirPods aren’t the only wireless earbud option for iPhones or iPads. Here are our top picks for some that pair perfectly with Apple devices. Read More »

 
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SwitchBot simplifies an already effortless process with smart home automation that’s functional and easy to install. Opening and closing your curtains can be done with the press of a button, but the Curtain Rod 2’s noisy motor isn’t the first thing you want to hear in the morning. Read More »

 
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How to Keep Your Internet Connection Going During Blackouts


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Firefox 106 Is Here With “Firefox View” For Your Tabs


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Logitech Brio 500 Webcam Review: Flexible HDR Video Capture


Nowadays, having a good webcam feels more like a necessity than a luxury. If you’ve decided to invest in a standalone webcam, the Logitech Brio 500 offers crisp HDR detail and flexible picture options like zoom, wide angle, and a special presentation mode for a mid-range price. Read More »

 
Microsoft Word Now Has Dark Mode on the Web


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Should You Run Your Laptop With the Lid Closed?


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Razer’s New Handheld Looks Like a Switch and Runs Android


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