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Facebook has discriminated against you, and it's not going to stop
Is online ad targeting inherently prejudiced?
By Patrick Kulp
iPhone 8 rumored to have larger, curved screens that extend to the edges
Apple might borrow a page from Samsung's playbook.
By Raymond Wong
Oh nothing, just a hedgehog unlocking an iPhone with its paw
Hedgehog paws > human fingertips.
By Sophie Hirsh
This ingenious device let's you throw your GoPro around for incredible aerial selfies
Forget buying a drone.
Hey, Facebook: Social media really can change what people believe
Twenty percent of Americans on social media say it's changed their minds on political issues.
By Damon Beres
Silicon Valley billionaire slums it with government job
Thiel, three Trumps, Pence and no Christie.
Facebook says it's not a media company, but it just bought a tool for publishers
Admitting it shares editorial responsibility could stop millions from reading fake information.
30 hours in the Magic City with the Huawei Honor 8
Photographer Jill Emmer is on a city-sleuthing mission to document Miami through the lens of the Huawei Honor 8 smartphone.
By Honor 8
Facebook is the most powerful force online — and these new numbers prove it
The most powerful source online?
By Damon Beres
Trump subreddit is ready to wage 'meme war' in Europe
The alt-right now pledges to "Make Europe Great Again."
Google isn't happy about how some Android phones do fast charging
Samsung and HTC better play ball.
Samsung has a patent for a foldable phone that looks like a tiny Surface Book
Samsung, please call it Foldy. Bendy will also work.
11-year-old girl wins Google's doodle competition in India
The doodle will run on Children's Day in India.
By Manish Singh
WhatsApp is testing two-step authentication, background audio playback features
WhatsApp is becoming more secure.
By Manish Singh
'Please Like Me' actress posts about her abortion to support Planned Parenthood
"When I was 22 I fell pregnant. I was terrified and alone in a city without my family or my partner to support me."
By Elise Cooper
Zuckerberg claims Facebook hoaxes didn't influence the election. He's wrong.
His argument doesn't make any sense.
By Damon Beres
