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Neon is an experimental web browser that's filled with glorious content bubbles
The internet just got weird.
By Freia Lobo
Is Apple's App Store a monopoly?
Are you buying apps from Apple or developers? The answer could change on the heels of a new legal battle.
The world's largest solar tower is being built in Israel
All in an effort to generate more renewable energy.
Why Nintendo Switch games come on tiny little cards
Game disks are a thing of the past.
By Kellen Beck
It's now much harder to see if someone edited a Facebook post
One of the few transparent features on social media is gone.
This Albert Einstein robot can help you learn science
Its creators hope to increase the robot's IQ the more you interact with it in the future.
By Ray White
MashTalk: Looking back at the biggest trends of CES 2017
On this week's MashTalk, we recapped the best moments and tech products from the year's largest tech show.
By Raymond Wong
'Everyone wants us to win' — Twitter's marketing chief on the company's future
Leslie Berland spent the last year telling the story of Twitter. What's next?
By Kerry Flynn
Consumer Reports recommends the new MacBook Pro after battery fix
So, besties again?
The online stalking rabbit hole: How far down have you gone?
"I just love to stalk people."
India is majorly changing the way its streets light up at night
Here come the LED bulbs.
By Manish Singh
This driverless car will hit South Korea roads this year
Engineers are aiming for the car to be fully autonomous down the road.
By Elaine Ramirez
Now you can turn your Apple Watch into a mini retro Macintosh for $15
Adorable and functional.
By Yvette Tan
You'll have to pay for Nintendo Switch's online play, but they're getting rid of region locking
Some good news, some less so.
By Tina Amini
Watch Nintendo's Switch presentation right here
Watch Nintendo talk about their next console, live.
By Tina Amini
Hey, Siri: How'd you and every other digital assistant get its name?
What's in a name.
By Karissa Bell
Google has removed the term 'fake news' from its advertiser rules
The term "fake news" has become ambiguous.
By Patrick Kulp
Jeff Bezos is living the billionaire dream and buying a museum to turn into his house
The tech exec will also be neighbors with Barack Obama and Ivanka Trump.
Europe is prepping for a world where robots need rights
In the future, should robots have civil rights?
This is not a drill: Snapchat is about to get a major redesign
Big changes are headed for Snapchat, again.
By Karissa Bell
AOL is making a big, shiny bet on the power of live video and celebrity
AOL has a new home in New York City -- and you're invited.
By Kerry Flynn
Trump finally gives Rudy Giuliani a job ... kind of
One of the president-elect's biggest fans gets something for his support.
