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Google killed the search bar—here are the 4 best search engines to use instead

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By Meghan Coon
| How-To Geek Verified
In May of this year, Google announced they would be launching an advanced search bar model, further integrating Gemini into Google's core functions and making the whole search engine experience reliant on AI — an overhaul Google users and internet surfers aren't thrilled about. So, with Google doing its best to kill the search bar completely, we've compiled a list of the best search engines you may want to use instead.
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Your soundbar placement matters way more than you think, and here's why

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By Meghan Coon
| How-To Geek Verified
Soundbars are not a cheap piece of tech, so why ruin the sound quality of your expensive equipment by hiding it in an entertainment unit or blocking its path with furniture? While there is some debate on forums about whether placing your soundbar on a shelf will enhance or ruin your audio experience, and audiophiles simply hate soundbars regardless of where they're placed, there's plenty to suggest your room's layout could be preventing your soundbar from performing at its best.
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Smartphones secretly edit every photo you take, but this app lets you see the real thing

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By Meghan Coon
| How-To Geek Verified
Gone are the days when we would willingly put Instagram filters on our photos because we thought they looked good. Now, your photos are still being edited, even if you're not the one doing it. Most people don't even know what a real photo taken on a smartphone (with zero processing) would look like. Thankfully, I've found an app that lets me snap away with no processing — and I'm shocked by the results.
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