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Old-school filament-based Christmas lights used to be available in twinkling form. LEDs, with their hard-on and hard-off nature, aren’t naturally predisposed to such behavior. To rectify this, some ...

I remember the Christmas tree when I was younger. It had these large colored bulbs—they were pretty, but you couldn't touch them. Yes, these were the old style incandescent lights, and they could get ...

Christmas lights are dazzling all on their own. But one viral TikTok is taking the magic up a notch, showing off an LED light app that lets users draw on their Christmas tree. The viral TikTok, ...

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The monthly electric bill says it all: You can pay $13.65 a month to have colorful strands of Christmas lights outlining your home’s rooftop, or you can pay 22 cents. That’s the typical cost ...