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Samsung apologizes for the Note7 fiasco the old-fashioned way
The company is investigating the exploding Note7s and will share its findings with the public.
Lenovo's latest smartphone in India has a mammoth 6.4-inch display, dual cameras
Not suitable for small hands.
By Manish Singh
Indigenous Australians are calling for new, more inclusive tech hub
"If we get 10 people engaged in a remote area, it's a start."
By Ariel Bogle
The 'You've Got Mail' guy is now a friendly Uber driver
If you used the internet in the '90s, you'll recognize his voice.
By Sophie Hirsh
The 'Mannequin Challenge' is letting us live our sci-fi dreams
The future is here, even if we're just using 2016 tech to fake it.
Apple should have seen the fake apps coming
Cracks are beginning to appear in Apple's "walled garden."
By Karissa Bell
Definitely don't freak out over how easy it was to hack this voting machine
Deep breaths, everyone.
By Damon Beres
Hillary Clinton has a message for Pantsuit Nation
"I'm honored and humbled to have all of you with me."
By Rebecca Ruiz
Hillary Clinton is your next tech president
At least in one area, the choice is clear.
Free charging for Tesla owners is getting phased out
Don't count on ditching your gas money just yet.
By Karen Nissim
DJ Khaled is going to be the college tour guide you've always wanted
He's teamed up with an education-based nonprofit to spread the word.
How to avoid the bogus app trap on the iOS App Store
It's simple if you know what to look for.
By Damon Beres
This device saves you from the new MacBook Pro's dongle hell
Line Dock replaces the Macbook Pro's missing ports, no dongles required.
How did the FBI search through all those new Clinton emails so fast?
It's a lot easier than you might think.
Sharper, more vibrant HDR videos are now available on YouTube
Great, now all regular, non-HDR videos look like poop.
By Raymond Wong
Bogus apps are targeting holiday shoppers on the iOS App Store
Be extra cautious about what you download this holiday season.
By Damon Beres
Gmail's iPhone app finally rolls out the unsend button you so desperately need
Now you can take back that email you didn't mean to send.
By Raymond Wong
