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Travel back to a black-and-white Mac interface with this Apple emulator
A little something to remind you to appreciate that smartphone in your pocket.
This week in apps: Uber adds a safety feature, Gorrilaz launch an AR app and Microsoft tries social media
All the apps that caught our eye this week
By Freia Lobo
This electric skateboard will change your commute forever
If you can drive a car, you can ride a Boosted Board.
Facebook cracks down on bogus 'likes' and zombie accounts in battle against fake news
More fakery on Facebook
By Patrick Kulp
Of course Russians were behind the #SyriaHoax conspiracy
It didn't take long for the obfuscation to start after the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad attacked Syrians with chemical weapons on April 4.
Microsoft HoloLens delivers first ever augmented reality Easter Egg hunt
This finally gives us a real example of how augmented reality and the real world will create a new "mixed reality" in the near future.
In the rapidly expanding Mastodon fediverse, there's an instance for everyone
Burners, furries, book lovers, bots, cuties, pizza lovers — there's a place for everyone in the federated Mastodon universe.
By Jack Morse
Got a busted iPad 4 that needs repairing? Apple might swap it for an iPad Air 2
It's basically a free upgrade.
By Raymond Wong
Watch how far Samsung's Galaxy S8 has evolved from the original Galaxy S
What a difference 7 years makes.
By Raymond Wong
Here's why you shouldn't rush out and update your Google Pixel or Nexus
The latest version of Android is reportedly borking fingerprint sensors.
By Raymond Wong
CIA director mocks Kellyanne Conway for ridiculous microwave comments
The machines that heat your food are not doubling as spies, apparently.
MashTalk: Did Burger King cross the line with its Google Home stunt?
On this week's MashTalk, we chat about how Burger King briefly hijacked Google Homes, Xbox Scorpio, and how Facebook just keeps crushing it.
By Raymond Wong
Windows users should be really worried about the latest NSA leak
"This is not a drill."
By Jack Morse
Yes, old people totally understand emoji (except maybe that eggplant one)
Oh, and there was just a tad bit of confusion about 💩.
By Jack Morse
We finally have proof Apple is working on a self-driving car
We just got the best evidence yet that Apple is working on a car.
By Karissa Bell
Las Vegas will dispense clean needles in vending machines
The project is the first of its kind.
Here's yet another way Google Photos is better than Apple Photos
Google Photos now stabilizes your shaky videos.
By Raymond Wong
Remote watch parties are the best thing to ever happen to introverts
The advent of the forward-facing camera on cellphones means you can finally watch together, even when you're alone.
By Jack Morse
