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The 13 most interesting parts of Snap's IPO filing
Snap's big day has arrived and we have already learned so much more about the company.
By Karissa Bell
How to get through border security without giving up your data
Protecting data at the border is a frustrating process, but lawyers said travelers have several options.
White House site security error is more 'embarrassing' than worrying
"There's no excuse for it."
Our first look at Snapchat's biggest risks and most powerful enemies
Things aren't so easy for Snap Inc.
By Kerry Flynn
Snapchat files for IPO as $SNAP — looks to raise $3 billion
Soon, Snapchat stock will disappear.
By Kerry Flynn
This wearable device can turn any surface into a keyboard
The gear lets you type using any surface, anywhere.
Facebook's Friends Day reactions monster is here to terrify us all
Happy Friends Day! Now run for your lives!
By Freia Lobo
How Twitter took on Trump's bot army—and won
A small change got real people's voices heard.
Man busted for arson after his pacemaker snitched on him
He wasn't exactly a criminal mastermind.
Scientists invented a hydrogel which could be used to create artificial skin
The future of wearable tech is looking better and better.
This robot flies like a real bat and is not at all creepy
It flies, but won't bite.
Facebook's image recognition can now tell what you're wearing
Facebook's search tool is about to get way more visual.
Harvard scientists have created the rarest material on earth
This took nearly 100 years of research.
This turntable put a new spin on your old vinyl records
A new spin on an old classic.
By Michelle Yan
Microchips lined with live human cells could save lab rats everywhere
It could completely change drug development and testing.
Mind-reading machine helps 'locked-in' patients communicate
Brain-computer interface.
Beyoncé's pregnancy photo destroyed an Instagram record because of course it did
That's a lot of likes.
Nation's largest network is down and everyone's making a Trump joke
Round of applause for Twitter users, everybody.
By Ariel Bogle
MIT researchers develop a wearable social coach for people with Asperger's
This could make things much easier for people with Asperger's.
Google's Waymo self-driving platform shows big improvements
Waymo is way better than it was last year.
