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Forget Facebook, forget Snapchat: Teens are doing it themselves
"If you tell a kid to build a house, they're going to put in, like, a waterslide and jet skis."
By Ariel Bogle
Zuckerberg responds to the haters about him suing Hawaiians
The CEO of Facebook owns 700 acres in Kauai.
By Kerry Flynn
The anti-trust lawsuit that could shape the future of smartphones
This is a big deal for future smartphones.
By Pete Pachal
Google has some bad news for Trump ahead of his big day
Nearly half of the states that Trump won searched more often for the phrase "inauguration protests" than "attend inauguration" in the past seven days.
Twitter's complicated relationship with developers just got worse
So long, Fabric.
By Karissa Bell and Kerry Flynn
Multiple agencies investigating if Russia paid hackers to undermine Clinton
Six agencies including the CIA and the FBI are involved.
The iPhone X: Coming in 2017?
According to a note chock full of iPhone rumors, the next one will be "yuge."
Netflix just quieted the haters wondering about its international growth — for now
The streaming giant needs to keep finding new customers outside the U.S.
Cortana is coming to a lock screen near you
A new feature puts Cortana right on your Android lock screen.
By Freia Lobo
Hand-powered centrifuge costs only 20 cents, can diagnose diseases
Fastest human-powered centrifuge.
Slack is about to get a lot less confusing with threaded messages
Slack just introduced a major update that promises to make conversations easier to follow.
By Karissa Bell
The FAA just settled one of the biggest drone lawsuits ever
Though $200,000 isn't a small sum, it's not anywhere close to the $1.9 million first sought by the FAA.
Google Maps will soon get you where you need to go, then help you park
If only it could parallel park for us, too.
Verizon says thousands are still using Samsung Note7, but they're about to get cut off
Diehard Samsung Note7 users are about to get a surprise on the Verizon network.
Lexus’ new concept yacht will have you dreaming of summer
The future is looking luxurious.
A tiny robot that drives on the sidewalk could deliver your next Postmates order
Better than drones?
New Google feature will change how you search forever
You can keep looking things up online, in spite of that patchy connection.
Severe burns can heal faster with this 3-D skin printer
It squirts healthy skin cells onto burn wounds, helping it heal three times faster.
Turns out that Donald Trump doesn't really like Twitter -- and it's the media's fault
"I don't like tweeting. I have other things I could be doing. But I get very dishonest media."
Google+ isn't dead and these are the people still using it the most
Google's social network still has a large and active following.
By Karissa Bell
A month after delivery boy's murder, Flipkart launches new SOS feature
The feature has been named after the deceased "Wishmaster".
Samsung may have 'leaked' its Galaxy S8, and boy does it look gorgeous
That's practically all screen.
Sassy Zuckerberg touts Facebook's power to defend Oculus in court
"Like most people in the court, I’ve never even heard of ZeniMax before."
By Kerry Flynn
Buzzkill Google: Don't play your music so loud if you don't like audio issues
Is there something wrong with the Pixel?
