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Beer bottle sand could save New Zealand's beaches
DB Export found a way to create sand from used beer bottles.
By DB Export
This website is the Facebook for scientists, and it's growing with a $50 million raise
ResearchGate features the scientific work of over 12 million researchers.
Blind: The hot app where all the best Silicon Valley gossip is read right now
The place where everyone knows your company -- but not your name.
By Kerry Flynn
Marissa Mayer is giving up a ton of money over Yahoo's data breach
She's still worth hundreds of millions.
Snap told gun safety group to buy ads on its videos or NRA might, leaked emails show
The optics don't look good for Snap.
By Patrick Kulp
This Messenger app will keep your friends anxiously waiting for your reply
Deliciously evil.
By Freia Lobo
New leaked photos show the full display of Samsung's Galaxy S8
The photos appear to be the real deal.
By Karissa Bell
Inside the shadowy Skype seat selection process
A great idea to diversify voices in White House press briefings still has a big transparency hurdle.
Now you can order pizza with your shoes, because using your phone is so last year
They are called "Pie Tops."
Clippy is back, and this time it's coming for your browser
Microsoft's most loved and hated feature is back.
Snapchat shares will likely cost $17 each on their debut
Warm up your investing account.
Facebook enlists AI tech to help prevent suicide
A mix of human and technology intervention may save lives.
Spotify takes a cue from Tidal with hi-fi streaming option
Lossless audio, coming to Spotify.
This lightweight plastic ribbon has steel-like strength and can lift concrete blocks
Do you even lift, ribbon?
By Tony Lee
The latest from the journalist investigating the crime in Sweden
"The extreme left and right are both incorrect about the situation in Sweden."
There's a new reason to hate Coachella
The safety of your Coachella.com account may have been compromised.
Man sentenced to 30 days in prison for accidentally hitting woman with his drone
Proceed with caution, drone pilots.
Foursquare offers every mobile app access to your whereabouts
A few lines of code is helping Foursquare build its enterprise empire.
By Kerry Flynn
Turn selfies into latte art with this magical machine
You'll look good enough to drink.
9 things from Mobile World Congress you should be excited about
It's going to be a huge year for mobile.
By Raymond Wong & Stan Schroeder
These super-smart headphones promise to help you focus
Keep your head in the game.
