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3 Budget Bluetooth Tracker Alternatives To The Apple AirTag

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By Michael Bizzaco
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3 Budget Bluetooth Tracker Alternatives To The Apple AirTag ErickPHOTOPRO/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. To be forgetful is to be human. That's why an entire corner of the consumer tech world is geared toward lost-item discovery. Apple's Find My Network is one of the best examples of community device tracking done right, and Apple AirTags are some of the most reliable trackers on the market.
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I Miss When Smart TVs Used To Be Dumber

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By Michael Bizzaco
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I Miss When Smart TVs Used To Be Dumber LG Every now and then, a software update can brick a TV. It happened to several of my customers when I was a home theater installer, and the frustration they experienced was palpable. After all, software updates are supposed to enhance your smart TV, not render it useless. And short of replacing the main board, there wasn't much my peers and I could do to salvage a dead TV. For that reason, my LG C5 OLED is usually offline, as is my bedroom smart TV.
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I Miss When Smart TVs Used To Be Dumber

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By Michael Bizzaco
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Every now and then, a software update can brick a TV. It happened to several of my customers when I was a home theater installer, and the frustration they experienced was palpable. After all, software updates are supposed to enhance your smart TV, not render it useless. And short of replacing the main board, there wasn't much my peers and I could do to salvage a dead TV. For that reason, my LG C5 OLED is usually offline, as is my bedroom smart TV.
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