Learn how to enroll your home battery in Duke Energy Power Manager program for monthly bill credits. Complete guide to ...

Our tv remotes get a lot of use but a quick spray of disinfectant won’t clean them properly and could actually damage them. To clean your remote controls properly you’ll need the following: 2 ...

Teslas are expensive luxury vehicles, and as such, the repairs for a Tesla vehicle are equally expensive. That becomes even more apparent when a Tesla requires a battery replacement. On an electric ...

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A lithium-ion battery in a remote-controlled car is being blamed for sparking a three-alarm house fire in Milton on Sunday. Strafford County dispatchers received a call from the area of 36 Charles St.

The Toyota bZ4X is the Japanese brand's only EV offering in the U.S., and that's likely to be the case for quite some time. This is because the company insists on a conservative approach to ...

If you assume the inside of your washer is the cleanest place in your home because you put detergent through it with every load of laundry, join the club. Most people think that — and that’s a really ...

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While the iPhone Air MagSafe Battery is not compatible with any other iPhone models, the USB-C port on the battery pack can charge some smaller accessories. Apple says the USB-C port on iPhones can ...

The Apple Watch Series 11 adds more battery life but not much more to the wearable. Here's how it compares against the astoundingly similar Apple Watch Series 10. For 2025, the updates in the Apple ...

After acquiring $17 billion of wireless spectrum from EchoStar, the SpaceX CEO said how he'll put it to use. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and moving.

Some farmers keep growing in flood- and drought-prone fields because subsidies soften the losses, while federal programs meant to help them change course have been underfunded and mired in bureaucracy ...