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Facebook introduces new photo-matching tech to fight revenge porn
Facebook is giving revenge porn victims more power.
This company is microchipping its workers to give them an all-access pass to the office
Everybody do the robot.
By Tony Lee
Six reasons Mastodon won't survive
The hot new thing in social media has some big problems.
YouTube TV is exactly what live TV streaming should look like in 2017
Watching TV will never be the same again.
By Raymond Wong
Guy leaves bad comment about his smart garage door opener, gets his device disabled
That's not how you do customer support.
Samsung's got a more powerful Galaxy S8 that you probably won't be able to buy
But there's no need to worry.
By Raymond Wong
A driverless shuttle called Harry is coming to London and it's low-key exciting
The future is now.
By Gianluca Mezzofiore, Video by Nikolay Nikolov
Friday night baseball on Twitter is back
We interrupt your football talk with BASEBALL.
By Kerry Flynn
I'm an iMessage sentimentalist running out of storage
When you can't bring yourself to press delete.
Giant robot arm mounted on a truck can build a brick house in 48 hours
Robotic masonry is here.
The bike of the future is here, and it has all the features you could want
Never lose your bike again.
Shifting Green: How small changes in design and functionality can save the world
How these Canadian innovators use nature to their advantage
Huawei's new Honor 8 Pro smartphone has 6GB of RAM, ultra-slim design
It might just offer the best bang for buck in Huawei's lineup right now.
Rental bidding startup seems good for landlords. Tenants? Not so much.
Renting is already the worst.
By Ariel Bogle
Alcatel's new phone has two cameras on the back. And another two for selfies
How many cameras is too many cameras?
Google releases YouTube Go app for millions of people on slow internet
Coming to more countries soon.
By Manish Singh
A floating techno-libertarian city might be coming to the Pacific
Seasteading diehards are still dreaming, and planning, their future city.
By Ariel Bogle
Artificial intelligence is now trying to make sense out of the mess that is Congress
Predicting the passage of bills never felt so futuristic.
By Jack Morse
Bye, Twitter. All the cool kids are migrating to Mastodon.
And the big-name brands are following closely behind.
By Jack Morse
How one little screenshot drove YouTube to the brink
The tale of H3H3's beef with the WSJ shines a light on a deeper issue.
Apple could bring the Touch Bar to even more keyboards because duh
Touch Bar could be everywhere!
