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Google is bringing net banking option to buy stuff from its Play store in India
Do you have it yet?
By Manish Singh
If you're getting your first PlayStation, wait for a PS4 Pro
Just don't get one if you don't have a 4K TV and already own a working PS4.
Julian Assange finally to be interviewed by prosecutors
It could help end the deadlock that has seen the WikiLeaks founder holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy since 2012.
Samsung's Siri killer to debut on the Galaxy S8
We'll see what the assistant from Viv Labs can do early next year, it seems.
5 of the best indie VR games from PAX Australia to watch out for
Solve puzzles and fight dinosaurs.
By Ariel Bogle
Apple's MacBook Pro gets perfect slam from ancient Lenovo ad
Lenovo predicted the future of Apple laptops way back in 2008.
Hyperloop One video teases project launch in Dubai
The next phase of one of the most talked about Hyperloop projects is about to be revealed.
Even Donald Trump's campaign is fed up with his tweets
The Trump team finally recognizes his Twitter account is a liability.
At the first-ever Emojicon, smiling poop was everywhere
Yes, there was an eggplant-shaped vibrator.
By Karissa Bell and Sasha Lekach
7 can't-miss apps: Bear, Enhance, 'Nekosan,' and more
This week's list includes a new app from Epicurious to give you easier access to recipe videos and an app that helps you check your notes while you're writing.
By Karen Nissim
Secret Facebook group is giving Clinton supporters so much hope
Welcome to Pantsuit Nation.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Samsung says 85 percent of U.S. Note7 devices have been replaced
The Note7 story rages on, but Samsung is trying to repair the brand damage as quickly as possible with a new update.
Elon Musk thinks universal income is answer to automation taking human jobs
According to Elon Musk the future of work is... no work?
Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on why he laughed at the iPhone
Ballmer explains that famous iPhone mocking video.
Virtual reality should stop trying to imitate traditional gaming
"None of you can swing an axe for eight hours straight."
By Ariel Bogle
Reporting from the front lines with mobile journalism
What to do when governments and fascists block the means to communicate.
By Chris Michaels
Amazon Echo has already taken over almost half the online speaker market
Amazon is outselling competitors on Amazon, from the Echo to batteries.
Facebook sued over ads based on racial preference
The lawsuit argues Facebook's targeting feature has the potential to be abused.
By Patrick Kulp
Apple slashes prices on USB-C accessories in response to criticism
Apple is turning down the heat in dongle hell.
Facebook isn't getting that much TV money, so it will just start selling TV ads
Facebook is selling ads through Roku, Apple TV and other set-top services.
By Patrick Kulp
This is what a 2,000-year-old woman's face looks like
She was alive around the time sugar came to Egypt, you can tell by her teeth.
