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2016: The year Facebook became the bad guy
The world's largest social network is more power-hungry than ever.
By Damon Beres
Ford's new self-driving Fusion looks like an actual car
It almost blends right in.
The time I stole my GF's identity
"If I could do it again, I would do the exact same thing."
Why wireless headsets for Oculus and Vive could be a step backward for VR
Wireless may have revolutionized the phone and PC business, but with VR it could add another major hurdle.
Google Doodle celebrates the man who invented waterproof 'Mac' raincoats
"Thanks Charles Macintosh for keeping us warm and dry for over 200 years!"
Apple wants India to relax rules that disturb its minimalist product design
It said it will not clutter its minimalist design.
Send kisses to a loved one via iPhone with this 'kiss messenger'
Silicone lips and motors underneath, what's not to love?
By Victoria Ho
We put too much trust in algorithms and it's hurting our most vulnerable
Algorithms are only as good as we are, and we're not that good.
By Ariel Bogle
Twitter's Periscope launches 360 video
Twitter is using Periscope to make its videos more immersive.
The alt-right's high school drama reveals a bigger struggle
An online kerfuffle shows cracks in the online coalition that rose alongside Donald Trump.
Check out Amazon's plans for drone-distributing airborne warehouses
All those drones need a home, after all.
Cinnabon apologizes for tasteless Carrie Fisher tweet
"We shouldn't have posted it."
By Patrick Kulp
Paul Ryan wants to fine people who livestream from the House floor
The revolution will not be televised. Or livestreamed.
By Sasha Lekach
Look out, Amazon: Another ecommerce giant is looming in home entertainment
Alibaba is set to start spending billions of dollars on digital entertainment.
LG's 'necklace' surround sound speaker is as dorky as wearables get
Now you can annoy everyone in public with your music...from your neck!
By Raymond Wong
This 13-foot-tall mechanical suit looks like something straight out of a sci-fi film
Like Avatar come to life.
By Victoria Ho
There is no right way to mourn celebrities on the internet
Their cultural impact is inescapable, and ultimately, worthy of public lament.
By Ariel Bogle
Google CEO Sundar Pichai to visit his Alma Mater during India trip
Pichai will address students of IIT Kharagpur in eastern India.
Posting pictures of your kids on Facebook? Think twice.
Listen to what kids have to say about it.
By Joanne Orlando
Watch a Tesla predict a car crash 2 vehicles ahead
The Tesla was able to predict the crash two cars ahead of the driver.
