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Hulu VR app lets you watch shows in a virtual living room with your virtual friends
Hulu just made a quiet, but powerful move to capture more viewers in VR.
Verizon is making its own LTE-enabled watch for Android Wear 2.0
Verizon is also making its own smartwatch for Android Wear 2.0.
By Karissa Bell
Apple dominates the smartwatch market — but competition looms
The Apple Watch reportedly trounced all comers in 2016.
Facebook will block certain ads if they're targeted by race
Facebook is taking more steps to adress its ad discrimination controversy.
By Patrick Kulp
Signal, Snowden's favorite private messenger, is testing a video call feature
They recently released a beta version for Android devices.
Silicon Valley is struggling to work together against Trump's havoc
Stewart Butterfield, CEO of Slack, is not staying quiet about immigration.
By Kerry Flynn
Intel meeting with Trump turned into a really awkward infomercial
Even in the Oval Office, Trump can't shed his "Apprentice" past.
By Sasha Lekach
HoloLens app mixes AR and VR to put a room on the top of Mt. Fuji
This might be the real future of virtual reality and augmented reality.
This wearable can record everything you say -- then write it down
Never take your own notes again.
How computer hacking is becoming Russia’s weapon of choice
The internet is becoming an increasingly dangerous tool for subversive activity.
By David Stupples
Leak suggests Samsung is going after the Surface Pro with an impressive tablet PC
And it might be coming very soon.
By Raymond Wong
Browsing Pinterest is about to get as easy as snapping a pic
You can now browse Pinterest based on photos you take in the real world.
By Karissa Bell
Microsoft Office beta testers will soon get MacBook Pro Touch Bar support
Who's excited for shortcuts for formatting text?
By Raymond Wong
This gaming smartwatch has Atari classics built right in
Wear your favorite games right on your wrist.
Your dates are definitely judging you for your crappy old phone
If you're rocking a cracked screen or an older model, get ready to be lonely forever.
This slash-resistant shirt could save lives
The best defense might be just a T-shirt.
By Ryan Sedmak
Facebook's 'Lite' app for developing areas now has 200 million monthly users
The tech giant is reaching more and more users in developing countries.
By Freia Lobo
Google missed its big chance to stomp all over the Apple Watch
Android Wear still has lots of room for improvement.
By Raymond Wong
With Android Wear 2.0, Google targets the Apple Watch by imitating it
The wait for an Android Wear update is finally over.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's Safety Check now lets you offer help during a crisis
Facebook's Community Help tool is now live.
By Karissa Bell
Flipboard fights back with major change for readers
"It's a lot less random than what you see on Facebook, because you’re following interests as opposed to people."
By Kerry Flynn
Facebook to give employees more time to grieve
"No one should face this trade-off."
