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Cadillac's new cars can talk to each other about road conditions
The connected car revolution is just beginning.
Silicon Valley boy king Mark Zuckerberg announces he's having another Zuckerbaby
Making new users the old fashioned way.
By Jack Morse
Paul Ryan's janky healthcare PowerPoint is perfect as a meme, really, how did he not see this coming?
I don't know what your high school was like, but at mine, when the teacher booted up PowerPoint, she'd also turn off the lights, and half the class would be asleep within like maybe five minutes.
Harry Potter robotics master lets a hyper realistic leopard on the loose in London
All we can say is that it had one hell of a roar.
Exclusive: Samsung to bring Samsung Pay to non-premium smartphones
Take that, Apple.
By Manish Singh
Wikileaks says it wants to help tech companies thwart CIA hacking
Wikileaks mastermind Julian Assange says he wants to help tech companies block the CIA's hacking techniques.
Google's officially pitching a (new, expensive) tent in Mountain View
Another tech giant is getting a shiny new building.
British newspapers want Facebook and Google investigated over fake news
"Fake news travels fast on social media."
Uber says it will review its creepy Greyball feature
Uber says it's looking into its latest controversy.
Google's keyboard on Android finally gets GIF and emoji suggestions
Prepare to up your emoji game.
By Freia Lobo
Meet 13 of the most innovative companies at Mobile World Congress 2017
When you want to stay in the know and keep your ear to the ground on the newest innovations within the mobile industry, you go to the Mobile World Congress.
Apple starts selling refurbished 2016 MacBook Pro laptops
They're currently out of stock, but more may be coming.
Facebook's Snapchat clone is perfect for laying down thirst traps for crushes
Please flirt responsibly.
Salman Khan may soon have his own line of smartphones
The Bollywood star enters the smartphone biz.
By Manish Singh
Twitter is now marking entire profiles as 'sensitive'
It's also not notifying people being marked.
By Ariel Bogle
Google says it already fixed 'many' of the security flaws from Vault 7 leak
So, we're almost, pretty much, largely safe, right?
A very confident Tesla launches the new Powerwall 2 in Australia
Rive claimed the company could build battery storage capacity in 100 days that would stop a power outage like the one in South Australia.
By Ariel Bogle
IBM fit an entire bit of data on a magnet made with a single atom
The hard drives of the future are going to be amazing.
FBI director says 'there is no such thing as absolute privacy in America.' Welp.
There's no such thing as privacy in the United States, but it's a vital part of being an American. OK, confused yet?
The CIA won't admit if the WikiLeaks 'Vault 7' dump is authentic, but wants you to be upset anyway
Upset with WikiLeaks, that is.
By Jack Morse
This smart ring lets you buy stuff with your finger, no phone required
Take that, Apple Pay.
These photos of empty offices prove women really do run the world
On International Women's Day, workers step out to make a statement.
