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Earl Wild, an accomplished American pianist, can lay claim to two interesting technology-related piano milestones. In 1939, he became the first pianist to perform a recital on U.S. television, and in 1997, he became the first pianist to stream a performance over the Internet.

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AI Is Here to Stay, So Update Yourself With These 7 AI Terms

AI is advancing at breakneck speed. If you want to keep up with the times, it's crucial that you know the jargon used by AI companies and marketers. Here are seven AI terms commonly used in everyday discourse to help you become an informed participant.

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Face ID Not Working? 5 Things You Can Try

Is Face ID not working as well as it should? Even though your iPhone adapts to changes in your appearance (like applying makeup or growing a beard), the technology isn't perfect. Try these fixes if the feature isn't working correctly.

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This Is the Best Way to Start Your at Home Repair Journey

If you always wanted to do minor repairs and maintenance on your electronic devices but didn't know where to start, you've come to the right place. I'll walk you through everything you need before you can start tinkering away at your tech gadgets.

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How to Unsend or Edit an iMessage on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Made a mistake when sending an iMessage? Within a short window of time, you can unsend or edit messages sent to other Apple users from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. The process is basically identical on each platform, so let's take a look.

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5 Gadgets That Make Pet Ownership So Much Easier

Your pets bring you tons of love and joy, and you want to do everything you can to keep them happy and healthy. As technology continues to integrate into our lives, it's no surprise that your furry friends haven't been left out of the conversation. Here are five gadgets that are sure to help your fur baby.

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I Use This 53-Year Old Trick to Get Files To My Phone

You might expect that moving files from one device to another would be simple by now. That's mostly true if all of your devices come from the same company, but that's often not the case. Imagine my surprise when I re-stumbled across a 53-year-old way of moving files around that is still faster than most modern methods. It's known as FTP.

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Stop Wasting Money on New Mice, Fixing Your Old One Is Easy

If you regularly change your gaming mice because they keep breaking, you're not alone. People often think of computer mice as consumable items, but I'm here to tell you that there's still plenty of life left in your aging mouse, provided you're willing to spend a few bucks and an hour of your time.

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Do You Prefer Open-Ear or In-Ear Wireless Earbuds?

In the world of wireless earbuds, there are essentially two types: Open-Ear and In-Ear. The earbuds on the left are the Soundpeats Air4 with an open design—they sit in your outer ear and let ambient noise in. Whereas the earbuds on the right, the Sennheiser Accentum, have silicone tips that go into the ear canal to create a seal. There are pros and cons to both. So, which type do you prefer?

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