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Macaws and other parrots in the western Amazon basin of Peru congregate along exposed river banks to gather the clay found there, which they eat later in nearby trees. Researchers are unsure why they do so, but believe that the inland birds eat the clay to supplement their diet with salt.

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Macaws and other parrots in the western Amazon basin of Peru congregate along exposed river banks to gather the clay found there, which they eat later in nearby trees. Researchers are unsure why they do so, but believe that the inland birds eat the clay to supplement their diet with salt.

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There is nothing more terrifying than losing your pet. But, if your beloved dog manages to get off their leash, you can have far less to worry about if you have a GPS tracker on them. Our recommendation for the best is the Tractive Waterproof GPS tracker.

The Tractive tracker is on sale for $34, but it works will all major cellular carriers, attaches to any collar easily, and yes, is waterproof. While it requires a subscription, this tracker offers peace of mind for any dog owner, and that’s worth the subscription fee.

 
Bing Chat AI Is Coming to SwiftKey Keyboard


Microsoft and Google are eager to integrate their new AI chatbots into as many applications and services as possible. Microsoft’s Bing Chat AI is already integrated in apps like Edge and Skype, and now it’s coming to SwiftKey. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Google Chrome 112 Is Now Available to Download


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The 10 Best Video Game Movies to Stream in 2023


Video game movies don’t have the best reputation, and many are closer to curiosities than masterpieces. But there’s still plenty of fun in these movies, especially if you don’t take them seriously. Here are 10 video game movies worth watching. Read More »

 
The Best Smart Home Devices of 2023


Adding smart home devices gives you more control over your environment. They make your home safer and more secure. They’re just fun to use, too. Here are our favorite smart devices. Read More »

 
Seagate’s New Star Wars SSDs Put a Lightsaber in Your PC


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How to Track Your Steps With Just an iPhone or Android Phone


You don’t need a smartwatch or fitness band to track your steps. The phone you carry every day can track how many steps you take and how far you walk all by itself. It’s easier than you might think. Read More »

 
How to (Temporarily) Add New Knowledge to ChatGPT


ChatGPT is limited by the age of its data set, so it won’t give you answers or perform tasks that rely on newer information than that. However, you can manually update what it knows, at least for your current chat. Read More »

 
Audeze Filter Review: A Great Speakerphone, but Do You Need It?


If you’re taking the occasional call, a Bluetooth headset works fine, but it can be uncomfortable if you spend a large portion of your day on calls or in videoconferencing chats. This is precisely the problem that the Audeze Filter Bluetooth conference speakerphone aims to solve. Read More »

 
Microsoft Copilot AI Is Coming to OneNote, Too


Microsoft revealed in March that its Bing-like Copilot AI assistant is coming to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. It turns out that Copilot also coming to OneNote. Read More »

 
Google Chrome on iPhone Might Get a New Design


Google is constantly working on new features and improvements for the Chrome browser, which was just updated to version 112. The company is now working on an updated design for the iPhone app that moves the address bar to the bottom of the screen. Read More »

 
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With summer around the corner and many spring break trips still to come, those planning to travel abroad are likely remembering that they either need a passport or need to renew their current. If that’s you, it’s time to get on it—now—because massive delays lie ahead. Read More »

 
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If you’re a fan of mechanical keyboards, you’ve likely heard about Keychron and the company’s high-quality boards. For those in the market for a new typing accessory, this week, Review Geek is giving away a Keychron Q10 (Alice Layout) Mechanical Keyboard! Read More »

 
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How to Make an HDMI Cable Even Longer


Standard HDMI cables, also known as passive HDMI cables, have length limitations. They can only be a certain number of feet long before risking performance issues. So what can you do to extend the length of your HDMI connection? Read More »

 

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Early spring sales are cropping up all over the place, and we’ve got the details on what you need to know. This week, you can claim all-time-low discounts on gadgets like the affordable Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen), a lightweight Glorious gaming mouse, Samsung storage solutions, and plenty more. Let’s get to it! Read More »

 

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