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Google rolls out its new tool to fight disgusting internet trolls
A promising new API could help cut down on the toxic environment of online comments
How can Uber overcome the sexism in its company culture?
On this week's MashTalk podcast, we discuss Uber's sexism in the workplace problems, Instagram's new albums feature, and the latest Apple rumors.
By Raymond Wong
You'll have to wait to play old Nintendo games on your Switch
Virtual Console is a day one no-show.
Apple takes a strong stance against Trump's rolling back of trans bathroom protection
Apple keeps speaking out against Trump's policies.
Leaked photo reveals Huawei P10 in all its glory
The phone is visible from all sides.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus rumored to have a 6.2-inch screen, April 21 launch date
Welcome to the era of huge-screened smartphones in not-so-huge bodies.
Users get message about Susan Fowler when trying to delete Uber
"Everyone at Uber is deeply hurting after reading Susan Fowler's blog post."
By Jack Morse
How to use Instagram albums without losing all your followers
Because no one wants to see your entire selfie photoshoot.
By Karissa Bell
Don't want to use Uber? Waze Carpool expands to other cities.
Good news for people who decided to #DeleteUber.
By Jack Morse
iPhone users spent so much money in the App Store last year
All those extra 'Pokémon Go' goodies sure added up.
Someone got banned from Club Penguin in 39 seconds
Sometimes getting banned from a game is more fun than playing it.
The 'Apple Park' spaceship campus will open in April...and it looks amazing
The wait is almost over!
It's about time: Half of all websites are now encrypted
Slowly but surely, the web is becoming more secure.
By Karissa Bell
Access all your cards in one click with this solar-powered smart wallet
No more fumbling at the register.
Google wants to give you back your face when you're in VR
It's a pretty neat step forward in mixed reality
Switch storage limits take Nintendo gaming back to the '90s
Storage options for Nintendo's new machine are few, so cartridges are the way to go.
Peter Thiel company reportedly helped NSA spy program
Thiel's company Palantir reportedly helped the NSA develop a program they call XKeyscore.
SodaStream recalls some bottles since they might explode in your face
Believe it or not, pressurized bottles might blow up.
Twitter helps brands become more than faceless monoliths to their customers
Twitter customer service is getting a more personal touch.
By Patrick Kulp
The Pope is still enjoying a one-way Twitter beef with Trump
Pope Francis isn't letting up.
