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Armani model and math teacher gets blasted for racist stereotypes in 'workout video'
This time, he's not going viral for the right reasons.
By Yi Shu Ng
This is how inaccessible tech was for blind people 20 years ago
Thankfully, mobile devices are changing that story.
By Yvette Tan
Google's new AutoDraw wants to make drawing easier for everyone
It's a smarter version of Microsoft Paint.
By Freia Lobo
This startup wants Uber drivers to help deliver breaking news footage
Now for something different.
By Ariel Bogle
Fitbit's smartwatch is reportedly not coming along very well
You might have to wait until fall.
Facebook Messenger just got more like Venmo
Facebook Messenger just made it easier to send friends money.
By Karissa Bell
Cinder will slow-cook its way into your steak-loving heart
Technology takes grilling to the next level.
These airlines just trolled United so hard on Twitter
It's a good time not to be United Airlines.
By Patrick Kulp
When Apple and Qualcomm fight, the iPhone suffers
The stakes are your iPhone's performance.
By Raymond Wong
Your phone's fingerprint scanner might not be as secure as you thought
How secure is your fingerprint?
So now hackers can use your phone's sensors to steal your PIN number
The sensors that come standard in most smartphones are surprisingly precise.
By Jack Morse
iPhone 8 rumors include a 'Smart Connector' for AR headset
Let the speculation begin!
By Keith Hopkin
Goodbye forever, Windows Vista
The end has finally come for one of the world's most hated pieces of software, Windows Vista.
By Freia Lobo
Google claims it awards gender-blind pay, couldn't have pay discrimination
How could there be a pay gap at Google?
This smart bra can tell when you're getting stressed
Finally, a wearable designed for women.
Instagram Direct update is Facebook's latest attack on Snapchat
The pressure isn't disappearing.
By Kerry Flynn
The Zuckerberg manifesto in action— Facebook launches first 'Communities Summit'
The event will be held in Chicago.
By Kerry Flynn
The only camera on your phone that matters now is the one that takes selfies
If your phone can't take glorious selfies, you might as well toss it in the trash.
By Raymond Wong
Chinese travellers are cutting up their United Mileage cards in anger
China is a key market for United.
By Yi Shu Ng
