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If you receive this terrifying Google alert, you are not alone
You are one of the chosen ones.
By Jenni Ryall
Snapchat's Spectacles might have just ruined regular sunglasses
No, I'm not recording you with my regular non camera-equipped sunnies.
By Raymond Wong
Windows 'Solitaire' game comes to Android and iOS for the first time
In many ways this is the *original* Solitaire for PC.
Google Glass gives Snapchat Spectacles the reality check it needs
Back off, Google Glass. Snapchat Spectacles already knows what's up.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will be livestreamed in 360 degrees
It's the next best thing to being there in person.
By Raymond Wong
OnePlus 3T review: Picking up where the Google Nexus left off
I dare you to find a better phone for $440.
By Raymond Wong
Paytm's mobile wallet surpasses all plastic card transactions in India
Mobile money is taking off in India.
By Manish Singh
Telegram's blogging platform Telegraph is super simple and anonymous
It's not exactly full-featured, though.
They blocked Netflix, but no one's in a rush to regulate insecure 'smart devices'
"What we're going to be doing is always partly reactive."
By Ariel Bogle
Twitter CEO's account was suspended, and everyone made the same joke
The one time you'll have more followers than @Jack.
By Sasha Lekach
You can blame 'heavy' webpages for frustrating online shopping delays
No one wants a delay at the checkout.
Twitter's ongoing strategy? Video, video, video.
Twitter's new Australian managing director said she believed live video would be key to turning the tide on the platform's stuttering growth.
By Ariel Bogle
The small, foldable DJI Mavic Pro is the ultimate personal drone
This is how you build a personal drone.
Report: Mark Zuckerberg is so desperate to get Facebook into China, he supports censoring news
Anonymous employees described a tool that suppresses content from the social network, the New York Times reports.
By Kerry Flynn
People are already hacking their Snapchat Spectacles
You can wear the smart glasses without a soul knowing.
Model slams brands using fur in fashion after walking off photoshoot
"I don't believe that being in the fashion industry means that you are at the whim of designers or whomever is paying you."
By Elise Cooper
'Bleak' — Most students have trouble identifying fake news, Stanford study finds
"Young people’s ability to reason about the information on the Internet can be summed up in one word: bleak."
By Patrick Kulp
Here’s how a VR kitchen could transform holiday shopping
This is the start of something huge.
Tesla is powering an entire island with solar energy, NBD
On an island in the sun...
Yeah, the iPhone 7 is boring, but who cares? I still love it.
Two months after its release, the whole no headphone jack thing still sucks, though.
By Raymond Wong
