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If you've ever dreamed about hiking to the end of the rainbow, we've got some bad news for you: you'd never get there. Rainbows are circular and have no end—they only appear as arches in our field of view due to the curvature of the Earth. If you ever see a rainbow from an airplane or other very high locations, you'll see the whole circle.

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Google Is Purging Android Apps From the Play Store, and It’s for the Best

Not all Android apps are created equal, and it's not only about usefulness. Sadly, the Google Play Store is littered with apps that are just copies of others. The Play Store is getting a purge, but the apps you use most probably aren't going anywhere.

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Kobo Libra Colour Review: A Brilliant eReader, But Not Because of Its Color Display

Its color E Ink screen isn't the most important feature of the Rakuten Kobo Libra Colour, despite being in the name. But it also isn't a waste. I wouldn't want to give up color gracing the front of the Libra line of eReaders. Here's our full review and why it's a brilliant eReader.

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Foldable Screens Make Way More Sense for Laptops Than Phones

I've never really been convinced that folding screen technology is truly the future of mobile phones, but when I think about laptops it all starts to make much more sense. While folding laptops are still in their infancy, this idea seems to have legs.

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How to Create Consistent Characters With MidJourney

One of the worst limitations of using Midjourney and other AI image generators is the lack of repeatability. However, it's now possible to create a character and then repeatedly use that character in subsequent images. While it's not perfect yet, it's a powerful creative feature in the right hands.

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Long Gaming Sessions Gave Me Back Pain, Here's What I Changed

Once again, "just an hour of gaming before bed" turned into a lengthy session that shot me into the twilight of the next day, and my body hated me as I tried to stand up. My lower back tightened, I yelped like a startled dog, and I fell back into my hard, wooden chair. Something had to change, so here's what I did.

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Before You Send Your Android Friends an iPhone Live Photo, Do This

When you share a Live Photo with someone using an Android device, they will get a still image instead. Fortunately, there is one thing you can do to ensure they receive it without losing the "Live" aspect.

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I Loved the Original Mophie Juice Pack, but the iPhone Battery Case Era Is Over

Mophie’s return to phone charging cases with the Juice Pack for the iPhone 15 line is nostalgic for someone like me who remembers using these over a decade ago. However, after taking off the rose-tinted glasses, it’s unclear if this product still has a place in the current gadget landscape because of the advancements of MagSafe batteries.

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Apple Intelligence Is Now in Beta, So What Do You Want to Use It For?

With iOS 18.1 now in beta, people are finally able to access some Apple Intelligence features. There's a waitlist, and not everything is available yet. It'll also be many months before we see a full public release. But when Apple Intelligence finally makes it to your iPhone, what are you planning to use it for?

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