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Is it legal for authorities to check your social media at the U.S. border?
What to know if you get asked for your cell phone at the airport.
What the tech industry would look like without immigrants
American companies wouldn't look the same.
By Kerry Flynn
These tech companies are taking Trump's 'Muslim ban' to court
This isn't just personal -- it's business.
By Kerry Flynn
India is bringing free Wi-Fi to more than 1,000 villages this year
More free internet to everyone.
By Manish Singh
Google wants to help track public health data in world's second most populous country
Google will be piloting the project in Karnataka's Yadgir district which has a population of about 1.2 million.
This airline took to Facebook to announce its Twitter account has been hacked
Twitter has a serious problem.
By Manish Singh
Phones will start matching your fingerprint on both device and SIM card
No fingerprint, no phone.
By Yvette Tan
The Robin smartphone is no more after Razer acquires Nextbit
The acquisition suggests Razer is looking to move into the smartphone business.
By Karissa Bell
Google employees protest Trump's immigration ban
#GooglersUnite in several different cities.
By Sasha Lekach
Forget touchscreens, this smartphone concept wants to use holograms
The outside of the phone would be made out of a "gelatinous" material.
By Karissa Bell
Hackers cause hotel to ditch keycards for old-school keys and locks
Don't worry, no one was locked inside their room.
Apple is finally fixing one of the Apple Watch's most annoying problems
You can stop worrying about annoying people in movie theaters.
How virtual experiences induce real-world adrenaline
What happens when virtual reality gets too real?
By Toyota C-HR
Netflix teases a gadget that lets you browse with just your brain
The device senses a viewer's brain waves
By Patrick Kulp
Why 2017 will be the year of the Access Economy in Australia
From entertainment to living quarters to odd jobs, this trend is ever expanding and adapting.
Dropbox's new feature puts cloud files on your desktop
Dropbox is beefing up its productivity tools.
By Karissa Bell
You can now tell Alexa to place your Starbucks order for in-store pickup
"Alexa, tell Starbucks to start my order."
By Raymond Wong
The life-changing tech we’ll use in 2050 is already being developed right now
These devices are already creeping into our lives in the present.
By AMC Humans
This company will turn your white AirPods black for $99
It should look better than using a Sharpie and doing it yourself.
By Raymond Wong
It's now harder to check if a used iPhone is a stolen iPhone
Buying a used iOS device might be a bit trickier from now on.
