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Aussies couldn't get enough data in late 2015. 1.71 million terabytes worth.
Shout out to the 93,000 people who still have a dial-up connection.
By Ariel Bogle
Verizon buys AwesomenessTV stake, announces mobile video service
The news is awesome for Verizon.
By Saba Hamedy
iPhone 6S bug lets you use Siri to bypass phone lock
The FBI should take notice of this one.
Android Auto available in 18 new countries, including Russia, India and Brazil
There are some very big markets on that list.
Watch the iPhone SE and 6S go head-to-head in durability tests
Watching robots destroy phones is as fun as it sounds.
By Kellen Beck
This laundromat on wheels lets Australia’s homeless wash their clothes for free
Since its launch, Orange Sky Laundry has been providing hundreds of loads of laundry a week to those in need across the nation.
By Nicole Mormann
Siri wants to be the biggest baseball geek in the world
Eat your heart out, stats lovers.
By Kellen Beck
Siri now responds appropriately to sexual assaults
Siri now suggests reaching out for help.
By Kellen Beck
LG says its wireless charging tech for phones is as fast as wired
LG Innotek has created a wireless charging technology for phones it claims is as fast as charging with a wired cable.
By Raymond Wong
How to trick your iPhone into freeing up storage space
It's free, takes only five minutes, and can net you an extra 3GB. And it involves "The Lord of the Rings." Sort of.
By Kellen Beck
Apple releases iOS 9.3.1 update to fix bug that caused iPhones to freeze up
A fix is here to fix the freezing.
By Raymond Wong
FBI will help Arkansas prosecutors hack another iPhone
Once you hack, you never go back.
This phone is so tough you can't saw or drill through it
It might as well be indestructible.
By Raymond Wong
Xiaomi's smart rice cooker helps cook perfect rice every single time
Never undercook or overcook rice again.
By Raymond Wong
Xiaomi might be working on an iPhone SE killer
A 4.3-inch Xiaomi phone with great specs might be in the works.
It's way too early to talk about the next iPhone
We're not even four months into 2016, can we stop with the iPhone 7S rumors already?
We tested the Samsung Galaxy S7 on spring's hottest glitter makeup
Whichever camera creates a better selfie, we're all over it.
By David Yi
Who can hack an iPhone for the FBI? Clues point to Cellebrite in Israel.
All eyes are on Israeli cybersecurity company Cellebrite, whose past connections and recent movements suggest it may be the FBI's white knight.
By Uri Blau
Todrick Hall, Alyson Stoner, Matt Steffanina among judges for new DanceOn competition
It's called "Dance-Off Juniors."
By Saba Hamedy
Apple finally ran out of ways to resell us the same product
If you feel like you've seen it all before, you're not alone. There is now a touchscreen device in every size Apple can possibly sell.
By Chris Taylor
Apple workers may rebel against FBI's demands to crack the iPhone
Apple's corporate culture is an independent and a rebellious one.
