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A whole state in India is giving all college students free internet access
Internet access in India is not a luxury anymore.
By Manish Singh
This formula explains why NYC is great for ride-sharing and Sydney is terrible
Ready to pool rides?
By Ariel Bogle
3 reasons to worry about the FBI's facial recognition program
Lawmakers grilled the FBI in a hearing over its use of facial recognition software.
Facebook struggles to prevent violence on Facebook Live
Recently, someone broadcast a live sexual assault.
By Jack Morse
LinkedIn tries to make a smarter news feed with 'trending storylines'
LinkedIn is trying to make its home feed more useful.
By Karissa Bell
Why Apple won't mention (Product) RED or HIV/AIDS in China
To charity in China, you do charity China's way
Mermaid, vampire and zombie emoji are coming to your iPhone in 2017
Finally, a curling emoji.
By Laura Vitto
Google is (slowly) fixing the biggest problem with Android
More security updates, please.
By Karissa Bell
Tech company offers $10,000 to 'de-locate' out of San Francisco
Take the money and run.
By Sasha Lekach
YouTube is bleeding major advertisers because of its hateful videos
Google's advertiser problems just keep getting worse.
By Patrick Kulp
Confused? Here's how to get your laptop to your destination
Making the best of a no-win situation
Guys: It’s now possible to test your sperm via smartphone
It beats an awkward trip to a fertility clinic.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Scientists can now print lifelike organs that feel, look and bleed just like the real ones
Practice makes perfect.
By Tony Lee
Detecting skin cancer with computer vision
How IBM's Watson is learning how to recognize irregularities in your skin.
By IBM
Kiss your sane news feed goodbye, everyone can now use their computers for Facebook Live
RIP to our News Feeds.
Adobe Summit 2017: How brands stay relevant, informed and awesome
Everything you wanted to know about tech trends from the Adobe Summit 2017
Canada might follow the U.S. and U.K. with flight 'laptop ban'
Traveling to a white and English-speaking nation is getting more difficult by the hour for passengers coming from Muslim-majority nations.
OnePlus 3T in Midnight Black is the phone Batman's been waiting his whole life for
Silver is so out of fashion.
By Raymond Wong
Security hole lets burglars knock out your smart home camera
Nest cameras could be vulnerable to Bluetooth-based attacks.
Tech workers: Donald Trump's America is forcing us to address diversity
It's gotten even more important.
