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The cast of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise were trained by none other than the late and great Bob Anderson, an iconic Hollywood fight choreographer who was the sword master on dozens of films like the original & Star Wars films, The Princess Bride, Highlander, The Lord of the Rings, and more.

Google Is Offering Serious Cash to Lure iPhone Users to the Pixel 8

Google's newly announced Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro come with another round of trade-in offers. Smartphone makers use trade-ins to bring in new users all the time, but Google is going hard to court iPhone users. See how you can take advantage of this insane offer.

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Google Chrome Will Snitch On RAM-Hungry Tabs

Google Chrome has been criticized over the years for taking up too much RAM, which is mostly due to sandboxing each tab and extension, on top of the ever-increasing demands for modern websites and web apps. Google has been improving RAM usage with the Memory Saver feature, and now the company is working on another change that will make it clearer which tabs are eating up your memory.

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Wear OS 4 Is Coming to More Smartwatches

Wear OS is the OS of choice for smartwatches like the Samsung Galaxy Watch series, Google Pixel Watch lineup, and many smartwatches from Fossil, Mobvoi, and other brands. The latest version debuted on the Galaxy Watch 6 series, but now it will ship with the Pixel Watch 2, and Google says it's coming to other watches soon.

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Can You Swim with the Pixel Watch 2?

The new Pixel Watch 2 is like a super-powered Fitbit tracker, and it even offers full integration with Fitbit's apps and services. But, unlike most Fitbit trackers, the Pixel Watch 2 isn't explicitly advertised as a device for swimmers. The good news is it has a dedicated exercise mode for swimmers and offers the same water resistance as most Fitbit devices. Here's what you need to know before you hit the lanes.

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How to Find Out What Model of Android Phone You Have

Because of the sheer number of Android phones out there, it can be a challenge to figure out (or remember) which device you have. Here's how you can find out.

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How to Check Your Voicemail on Android

Did you know that you can call your voicemail on your phone or someone else's? Major carriers like AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Cellular make it easy. Here's how to check your voicemail on Android.

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What are iPhone Shortcuts and How Do I Use Them?

Apple’s Shortcuts app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac lets you add powerful workflows to speed up or simplify common tasks—but far too many people overlook it. Let's investigate how it works and how to start creating and downloading shortcuts.

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6 Ways to Rename Files and Folders in Windows 10

You can rename files on Windows 10 in many ways. If you're still right-clicking and selecting "Rename" every time you want to change a file's name, we've got some tips to make it faster.

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How to Use the scp Command on Linux

The scp command makes copying files between Linux computers easy and secure. It uses SSH security, but best of all, it is simple. If you can use cp, you can use scp.

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What's New in Ubuntu 23.10 "Manic Minotaur"

Canonical is releasing Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur” on October 12th, 2023. To let you know what you can expect, we grabbed the bull by the horns and installed the latest beta build.

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How to Download and Install Steam on Linux

So, you want to try out gaming on Linux? Let's look at how to install Steam on any Linux distribution to kickstart your Linux gaming journey.

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