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3.2 million debit cards compromised in India as banks investigate security breaches
Keep an eye on unauthorized transactions from your bank account.
By Manish Singh
This one word had everyone rushing to Google during the debate
How is this still confusing?
By Tim Chester
Travis Kalanick says Uber is becoming a 'robotics company'
Self-driving cars look like the future of Uber.
By Karissa Bell
Tesla will equip all its cars with full self-driving capabilities
First they ditched the gasoline. Now they're ditching drivers.
Here are all the updates Apple could give to Macs next week
The entire Mac family needs to be updated badly.
By Raymond Wong
How to see if your Samsung Galaxy phone's working properly
Just use this secret code.
By Raymond Wong
Lynk & Co is a new car brand that aims to do everything differently
It's connected, shareable and bought directly from the internet.
China's LeEco prepares to take over the U.S. with phones, TVs and cars
Start getting familiar with the name. Because LeEco is planning to be everywhere.
By Karissa Bell
This levitating turntable can play records in the air
Vinyl just rose to a whole new level.
A smoking Samsung Galaxy Note7 is this Halloween's most clever costume
This costume is smokin' (literally).
Apple is developing a wildly different MacBook with E ink keys, report says
Future MacBooks might be able to show off emoji keyboards.
iMessage hack floods Apple users with Chinese texts
The company said the hack was fairly new and developers were working on it.
Russian hacker arrested in connection to massive LinkedIn attack
The FBI has arrested a Russian hacker who's suspected of attacking a target in the United States.
T-Mobile will pay $48 million over misleading 'unlimited' data plans
T-Mobile settled with the FCC.
Google will make it easy for Airtel, Vodafone users in India to buy paid apps with carrier billing
Google already provides carrier billing solution with Idea Cellular.
By Manish Singh
Facebook unveils new plans to dominate your social life
Facebook wants people to more readily connect offline as well as online.
By Patrick Kulp
You can now book an Uber or Ola cab in India with Google search
You also get to compare fares and check estimated pick up time.
By Manish Singh
The New York Times website is down globally
The official @NYTimes twitter account is still linking to news like nothing has happened.
You can now test the future of Chrome on Android
...if you don't mind an occasional bug.
