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You can now claim refund for your imported Galaxy Note7 smartphone in India
Samsung is doing the right thing.
By Manish Singh
Vodafone is launching broadband internet in Australian homes
One more choice for Aussies.
By Ariel Bogle
Report: Surge of anti-Semitic tweets, many sent by Trump supporters, threatens to silence journalists
In a new report, the Anti-Defamation League takes stock of online abuse that it believes threatens free speech and expression.
By Rebecca Ruiz
This app will tell you if you're being paid enough
Negotiating the salary you want can be tough. Figuring out what that salary should be is even trickier.
By Karissa Bell
Microsoft made speech recognition software that's as accurate as humans
The company just made another big advancement in artificial intelligence.
By Karissa Bell
Why an ex-Apple design chief got Square to abandon the audio jack
An argument for ruthless simplicity.
By Ariel Bogle
Breastfeeding mothers could soon have their own emoji
Also up for consideration: mermaid, climber and "person meditating."
By Karissa Bell
Futuristic concept car opens from the roof
Is this the future of automotive design?
7 reasons Google’s Assistant stomps Siri
Sorry Siri, but the Google Assistant is just smarter and more powerful.
By Raymond Wong
Why a LinkedIn executive can't 'snap her fingers' and fix gender diversity in tech
LinkedIn's Sarah Clatterbuck on why gender diversity matters and what tech companies need to do to improve it.
Everyone, stop freaking out about this Facebook hoax
Facebook hoaxes are still alive and tricking people in 2016.
Police use facial recognition much more than you realize
Police departments may know what you look like, even if you don't know how they got your photo.
Instagram is doubling down on Stories
Instagram is now doing even more to push its users to Stories.
By Karissa Bell
Patriots coach Bill Belichick has had it with Microsoft Surface tablets
Bill Belichick has had a lot of obstacles to overcome in his day, but he's raised the white flag of surrender on this.
By Damon Beres
You can now endorse a presidential candidate on Facebook
Because Facebook wasn't political enough already
By Kerry Flynn
Amazon's Family Vault lets groups pool their photos for easy sharing
Now grandma doesn't have to create a Facebook account to see your pics.
By Karen Nissim
Terry Francona just can't stop flipping off cameras during baseball games
It wasn't the first time.
By Jacob Lauing
Trump slammed Clinton for email use, but he's running Windows 2003
Email servers linked to Trump's hotel are using outdated software.
Warner Bros. announces 'Fantastic Beasts' mobile app
An app where you catch mystical creatures in the wild...
By Proma Khosla
Huawei's Honor 6X offers dual rear cameras for just $150
You shouldn’t have to pay a premium for dual real cameras on your smartphone.
By Manish Singh
Plantronics launches wireless, noise-cancelling headphones for $199
You get a very large set of features for the price.
Google Pixel takes better photos than the iPhone 7 in most cases
One smartphone beats out the other in one key test that matters a lot.
By Raymond Wong
