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Indian government feels cyber attacks heat with over 700 websites hacked in four years
The Indian government has a new problem to solve.
By Manish Singh
Elizabeth Warren takes to Facebook Live after being silenced in the Senate
“Tonight I wanted to read that letter, and Sen. Mitch McConnell and Republicans came to the floor to shut me down."
China wants to control what apps citizens use. But will Google play ball?
China is tightening its grip on what apps people have on their phones.
By Yi Shu Ng
Tesla to 'hopefully' launch the Model 3 in India this summer: Elon Musk
What a time to be alive!
By Manish Singh
This huge metal arm can snatch drones right out of the sky
Who needs an aircraft carrier?
Spotify has tapped an unexpected source to build you the perfect playlist
Spotify analyzed 1,000 weather stations to cook up its latest playlist offering.
This audio feedback vest makes music hum and VR come alive
Until VR haptic suits are the norm, this is the next best thing.
Google figured out how to turn pixelated images into high-res ones
"Zoom and enhance!"
By Raymond Wong
The 10 moments Snapchat wishes would disappear from its history
From leaked emails to lawsuits.
The White House mailbox is full of postcards to #PresidentBannon
Trump isn't going to like this.
By Sasha Lekach
Someone designed a smart vehicle that acts as your personal assistant
A backpack on wheels.
By Michelle Yan
The Met releases tens of thousands of images of art online for free
Art lovers, get stoked.
MIT-designed Chrome extension fixes your Twitter filter bubble
Break your Twitter filter bubble.
By Karissa Bell
Belgian company offers to make its employees cyborgs with microchip implants
This makes leaving the company a bit more complicated...
This TV company was spying on you until it was called out
Vizio doesn't want its customers to believe it ran a giant spying operation, but the company's surrender to a recent lawsuit suggests otherwise.
Merriam-Webster sticks it to Trump after error-ridden terror attack list
The epic shade continues.
Need cash? Let me Slack it to you
For when your coworker grabs your lunch and you need to pay them back.
Sean Spicer's WHOIS data is public for everyone to see
Sean Spicer has a Yahoo! email address.
Teens who follow the news on social media are more likely to support the First Amendment
Using Twitter leads to support for free speech.
Tesla Model S P100D just hit a ridiculous record in new speed test
The results exceeded Tesla's own expectations
This is the battery case every serious iPhone photographer needs
It's a battery case with an physical shutter button AND a way to attach lenses.
By Raymond Wong
Apple wants its employees to poop in big iPhones, basically
Or should we call them iThrones?
By Damon Beres
This wearable Bluetooth device will turn any surface into a keyboard
The future of typing.
By Ryan Sedmak
