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People are weirdly into that Facebook 'On This Day' feature but FB won't give them access
No memories FOR YOU.
By Kerry Flynn
'She's not waking up:' Boy saves mom using Siri to call ambulance
A little voice came on the phone and introduced himself as Roman.
Elon Musk teases 'Model Y,' says it's coming in a few years
Musk also took some time to troll Ford.
By Raymond Wong
Life lessons learned from the 2017 Adobe Summit in Las Vegas
Everything we learned from the Adobe Summit in Vegas.
Watch the moment an Amazon drone delivers sunscreen for the first time
Amazon has taken another small autonomous step toward drone delivery.
'Sunless Sea' is a wild 350,000-word literary RPG, out for iPad
Welcome to the Unterzee.
Ethereum: The not-Bitcoin cryptocurrency that could help replace Uber
The *other* Bitcoin.
From backyard to billions: This startup is leading the game in fantasy sports
FanDuel's daily fantasy sports platform is now a global leader.
Trump aide comments on travel ban, gets instantly dragged on Twitter
And everyone's making the same joke.
Uber rival Lyft acquires Indian startup to build large-scale infrastructure
The startup built a Quora-like app using social signals.
Future of farming: smart autonomous drones with eyes on the field
Drones are flying out to help with everything from counting crops to analysing plant health.
By Yi Shu Ng
Apple all set to begin manufacturing iPhone 6, 6s, and SE in India
This could make the phone a lot more affordable for Indians.
By Manish Singh
Can the CIA hack your iPhone? What you need to know about the WikiLeaks dump.
"Dark Matter" is freaking people out.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter floats the idea of a service like Tweetdeck, but you pay for it
It's all about that data.
By Jack Morse
Google 'can't guarantee' ads won't appear by offensive content, Eric Schmidt says
Even one of Google's most prominent leaders isn't convinced it can police all content.
By Patrick Kulp
Here's what Apple had to say about those WikiLeaks files on hacked Macs and iPhones
Apple has responded to the latest crop of WikiLeaks documents.
By Karissa Bell
Google partners with Howard University to launch program for black engineers
The goal is to attract black software engineers from Historically Black Colleges and Universities, better known as HBCUs.
How to block spoilers, curse words and eggplant emoji on Twitter
Avoiding spoilers and terrible hashtags just got way easier.
Drones are revolutionising dinosaur research by mapping giant footprints by air
Not a bad job, if you can get it.
By Ariel Bogle
Google Home goes on a defensive rant if you ask it about the CIA
"Just chillllllll brah. No government surveillance here."
By Jack Morse
A bunch of 5-star reviews of WhatsApp's Snapchat update sure look fake
WhatsApp is the best.
