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UFO-like solar houseboat may be key to autonomous life at sea
I'm on a (solar-powered UFO) boat!
The 3D-printed 'super bike' could be a bigger deal than you think
Three dimensions of speed.
Trucks move entire town to make way for mine in Sweden
The heaviest house was 230 tons.
Facebook discloses more video metrics errors — and promises to do better
Over-reporting? Under-reporting? Math is hard.
By Kerry Flynn
How Trump won an election helped by America's anti-tech Luddites
Do some voters feel betrayed by tech and innovation?
There will be three new iPhones in 2017, report claims
Only the top model will get an OLED screen.
Alt-right accounts suspended after Twitter anti-troll announcement
Among the suspended accounts is Richard Spencer, head of the National Policy Institute think tank.
The Touch Bar MacBook Pro teardown: Nearly impossible to repair
Unless you're ready to deal with glue, parts soldered to the logic board, pentalobe screws and a lot more.
Snapchat quietly files for huge IPO, reports say
It could happen as early as March.
How this spoof British TV reporter's rant went viral on alt-right media
British fictional reporter Jonathan Pie blames the left for Trump's victory, winning praise from Breitbart and others.
India's futile attempt to go cashless is a reality check for our dream epayments future
E-payments are great, but hundreds of millions of people are realizing that cash remains the king in places like India.
By Manish Singh
The tax man knows if you're being dodgy about declaring Airbnb biz
You can't hide from Australian Tax Office. They know of the internet.
By Ariel Bogle
Pizza delivered by drone? It's been done for real in New Zealand
Not a completely pie in the sky idea, so it'd seem.
By Johnny Lieu
Google's new website lets you play with its experimental AI projects
Take a peek into Google's experimental artificial intelligence research.
By Karissa Bell
Apple had to buy many of its old products for its pricey design book
You'd think they'd keep a couple of each product around, or something.
By Raymond Wong
Google translations get a major boost from artificial intelligence
The company makes a serious upgrade to its Translate app.
By Karissa Bell
Richard Branson is bringing us the next supersonic passenger aircraft
This could change the travel game.
Facebook might not detect fake news, but this Chrome extension will
The 'B.S. detector' will step in where Facebook won't.
Snapchat inks deal with Foursquare for more precise geofilters
Snapchat is stepping up its location targeting.
By Patrick Kulp
It’s time to stop blaming Facebook for fake news
Facebook didn't elect Donald Trump. Its members did.
DJI's new drone has eyes in the back of its head
DJI is raising the bar on drone intelligence and cinematography.
Another Samsung phone just exploded
It feels like we've heard this story before...
