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Inside Twitter's decision to keep Periscope and abandon everything else
Earlier this year, we said goodbye to Vine. Why is Periscope still here?
By Kerry Flynn
Apple is dead set on moving Touch ID into your iPhone screen
It looks like this is inevitable.
Xbox Game Pass is basically a Netflix subscription for gaming
Will it be the new Netflix of gaming?
Apple will ditch iPhone's Lightning connector for USB-C: report
Another seismic shift for the iPhone?
Bizarre Boston Dynamics robot moves like a world-class athlete
This. Can't. Be. Real.
It's embarrassing how much I suck at playing 'Snake' on the new Nokia 3310
I had a "Snake" battle and lost badly.
By Raymond Wong
I sat in Peugeot's Instinct concept car and it told me to relax
It's also quite comfy in there.
I want this credit card-sized dumbphone more than I want the Galaxy S8
Dumbphones are indeed hot again.
By Raymond Wong
Xiaomi just announced its own processor
This could result in even cheaper smartphones.
By Manish Singh
81-year-old woman makes iPhone app after only starting to use computers at 60
A true inspiration.
By Yi Shu Ng
Internet divided over who to blame for teen's death over Snapchat stunt
How many warning signs do we need?
By Yvette Tan
The internet wants to know WTH Kellyanne Conway is doing on the Oval Office couch
Put your feet up and relax.
These adorable teddy bears were reportedly hacked to expose 2 million messages
Don't be fooled by their cuteness.
By Jack Morse
Amazon might update Alexa with voice recognition
This could make the Echo way better.
By Karissa Bell
Love Pocket? Mozilla just bought the app to fix its mobile problem.
The bookmarking app has more than 10 million users.
By Karissa Bell
You might want to rethink what you're 'liking' on Facebook now
A "like" might not do what you think.
By Karissa Bell
If Steve Jobs was still alive he'd totally be wearing this 3-decade-old watch
Sorry, Apple Watch.
By Jack Morse
Bill Gates' latest Reddit AMA is unintentionally hilarious
"Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger."
By Freia Lobo
Brain scans help predict the stories we're most likely to share
It's not as straightforward as you might think.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Sean Spicer is checking staff phones because his office leaks like a sieve
It's like watching a man new to arcades slowly become overwhelmed by whack-a-mole.
