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Here's why all the sudden the banks love Snapchat — but still hate Twitter
Going from NAP to SNAP.
By Kerry Flynn
iOS 10.3 is here: Everything you need to know
There's finally a Find My AirPods feature.
By Freia Lobo
WhatsApp says it won't create an encryption backdoor, and that's a good thing
British officials are pressuring the company following the March 22 London attack.
By Jack Morse
The new emoji coming this year include broccoli, a T. rex and this oddly sexy insect
Well, this was unexpected.
By Damon Beres
Uber's self-driving cars apparently back on the road in San Francisco 3 days after crash
That didn't take very long.
NATO stocks up on data-sucking surveillance drones
NATO wants more data-sucking surveillance drones.
Samsung is never really going to let the Galaxy Note 7 die
What's dead may never die.
The story behind the viral picture of a young woman's arrest in Russia
Olga Lozina was returning from McDonalds with her mum and sister when she got arrested.
How to decapitate annoying 'Chat Heads' in Facebook Messenger
They will not be missed.
By Freia Lobo
The secret weapon that will make your next computer super fast
It's all about the memory.
A new update will finally kill the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 once and for all
It's time to let the Note 7 go.
By Raymond Wong
Terrorists wanting to hide explosives in an iPad is one reason behind laptop ban
Very few details about the plot were disclosed.
Facebook Messenger update helps you find your friend's exact location
Another day, another new feature for Facebook Messenger.
By Karissa Bell
A reusable sponge could be the latest solution to effectively clean up oil spills
It separates oil from water and retains it for reuse.
Your internet service provider shouldn't be allowed to spy on you, but they can (and will)
You don't have any choice, and that means you don't have much of a say in the matter.
By Dane Jasper
Alex Jones got relentlessly mocked after this tweet about the Queen
Twitter steps in.
Politician's baffling quote about hashtags gets the mocking it deserves
So many jokes about "necessary hashtags."
Amazon eyes VR and AR homewares stores to show you products in your virtual home
Lowes is going to face its biggest fight yet.
Now that SXSW is over, here was, for sure, my favorite part
It involved a SXSW darling, in the year without darling apps.
By Kerry Flynn
This shape-shifting chair is perfect for tiny apartments
From chair to art in seconds.
