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Self-driving Chevy Bolts will hit Michigan streets soon
Driverless cars are hitting Motown.
How to tackle the California Double in 12 hours
Leash up, strap in and hitch a ride to the action.
This Japanese home assistant is a holographic girl that lives in a jar
Either the future of digital home assistants or the end of humanity.
By Ryan Sedmak
Oculus launches Rooms so you can 'hang out' with friends in VR
Oculus' latest update creates a space where you can virtually 'hang out' with friends.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook proves, yet again, that it's terrible at math
At least, Facebook is being transparent.
By Kerry Flynn
Hologram-in-a-jar is the perfect buddy for lonely people with no friends
The Gatebox is either the future of digital assistants or the end of humanity.
By Raymond Wong
Artists create the loneliest robot whose sole purpose is to sort pebbles
Pebble by pebble.
If you lose one AirPod, you can get a new one for $69
Apple has a replacement service.
Amazon Prime Video is censoring content in India, but it's not as bad as you might think
It's not as bad, and it's (mostly) there for a good reason.
By Manish Singh
AirPods are reportedly coming to Apple's retail stores on Dec. 19
Might be a better than ordering them online.
Make really slick GIFs with text that follows movement, using Google's Motion Stills app
The app's latest update adds a pretty advanced feature to your iPhone.
By Victoria Ho
This country went crazy tweeting about sports in 2016
India was obsessed with sports on Twitter in 2016.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick takes jibe at Ola's co-founder, says willing to apply for Indian citizenship
India is now Uber's biggest market outside the United States.
By Manish Singh
Airline skewers vlogger over stowaway video they say is 100% fake
Adam Saleh may have just messed with the wrong airline.
Forget standing, kneeling desks should be the new office trend
Give your back a rest.
Virtual reality coming to Nintendo's new console? Here's a hint.
Please let us play Mario in VR.
By Sasha Lekach
Snapchat now has holiday geofilters so prepare for an onslaught
Merry geofilters for all, and for all a good Snap.
Twitter cuts off access to data that could be used for surveillance
An ACLU investigation leads to changes at Twitter.
By Kerry Flynn
An epic day of snow, surf and bragging rights
On a mission to tackle the California Double.
By Nixon
Now you can ask Alexa if what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
"Alexa, should I bet on red or black?"
By Sasha Lekach
Evernote won't let you opt out of employees reading parts of your notes
The CEO said the company had "communicated poorly" about the changes, which are necessary for its machine-learning capabilities.
By Karissa Bell
Verizon will finally kill the Galaxy Note 7... after the holidays
Death comes for us all.
