📱🤷 iPhone 15 vs. iPhone 15 Pro: Which One Should You Buy?

iPhone 15 vs. iPhone 15 Pro: Which One Should You Buy?

Looking to upgrade to the iPhone 15 but not sure which model to buy? We're here to help.

You're considering upgrading to the recently released iPhone 15 lineup, but you're not sure if you should go for the iPhone 15 or the iPhone 15 Pro. Here's what you get with both phones and what the premium Pro upgrade offers.

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Samsung's SmartTag 2 Tracker Still Has a Big Catch

It has a 700-day battery life and an IP67 resistance rating

We're still reeling from the Google Pixel 8 launch event. But Samsung must not be too impressed. It announced a ton of new Galaxy FE products on the same day as Google's event. And, one day later, it revealed the long-awaited SmartTag 2 tracker. This thing is a serious upgrade from the original SmartTag—it offers both Bluetooth LE and UWB connectivity, improved IP67 durability, and a maximum 700-day battery life. At $30, the SmartTag 2 really seems like a no-brainer, although it requires a Samsung smartphone.

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How to Disable Windows Copilot

Window Copilot is great, but it's not for everyone.

Windows Copilot is a generative AI that you can use to perform various tasks. However, if you don't like Microsoft's approach to adding AI to your computer or prefer a simpler and more user-friendly interface, you can quickly disable Windows Copilot using the following methods.

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Buying a Used EV? Don’t Skip These Steps

Buying a pre-owned Tesla or other EVs has become more common, and here's what you need to know.

Shopping for a used electric car can be an exciting yet daunting task, especially if you've never owned an EV. It's a big purchase, so it's vital that you get things right. Like buying a gas-powered car, you'll want to do some due diligence.

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What Is a Frunk, and Which EVs Have the Best One?

Say goodbye to that greasy engine under the hood and enjoy added space from a front trunk in your EV.

You've probably heard the term "frunk" a bit over the last few years, and you might wonder what it means. Or, maybe you haven't, but you have noticed someone throwing groceries under the hood of their Tesla where, normally, a car engine would be. What's the deal?

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How to Compare Two Text Files in the Linux Terminal

Quickly find the differences between two text files in Linux and macOS.

Need to see the differences between two revisions of a text file? Then diff is the command you need. We'll show you how to use diff on Linux and macOS, the easy way.

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How to Use the scp Command on Linux

Fast and simple, just like it should be.

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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How to Add Subtitles to a Video on Android

Can't understand the audio but the subtitles are missing? Add them yourself in a few taps.

Watching videos on your Android device can be a great way to pass the time, learn something new, or enjoy your favorite entertainment videos. Sometimes, the videos you watch may have poor sound quality or use a language you're not familiar with. That's where downloadable subtitles come in.

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How to Scan and Translate a Picture in Google Translate

You can translate the text in an image seamlessly.

With the Google Translate app, you can scan and translate pictures to and from any of Google's supported languages. With a mobile device, you can scan something in real-time or pick an image from your gallery. Here's how.

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6 Ways to Rename Files and Folders in Windows 10

Right-click > Rename is so mundane.

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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