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Google Pixel review: Nearly everything you'd want in a flagship phone
You really have to bring it if you're competing with Apple and Samsung.
By Raymond Wong
Bill Gates and Tim Cook were on Hillary Clinton's possible VP list
The Clinton campaign was clearly willing to "Think Different"
Rumors point to new MacBook Pros in October. Here's the most likely date
TL;DR: We need to see an invite soon.
Chipotle has an 'edgy' new show on Snapchat
The new series aims to be a variety show crossed with a news satire program.
By Patrick Kulp
Twitter now has an emoji for India's 'Bigg Boss' TV show
'Bigg Boss' is the first Indian TV show to get its own emoji.
By Manish Singh
Your next smartphone could get 1Gbps download speeds: Qualcomm
But only if your carrier supports it.
By Manish Singh
Facebook is testing its Snapchat-like 'Messenger Day' in Australia
Messenger has a lot going on.
By Ariel Bogle
Chronos turns your old watch into a smartwatch
If you're still on the fence about the Apple Watch, this might be the solution you've been looking for.
Google Flights will now help you avoid sudden price increases
A new update is making it easier to know about price changes to flights.
By Karissa Bell
Netflix is giving up on a major country
Can Netflix meet expectations without China?
Your iPhone's fingerprint sensor might soon unlock your car
At least one feature of the "Apple Car" sounds pretty sweet.
By Karen Nissim
Apple doesn't need to build a car to get what it really wants
Apple wants to own you, not the road.
By Damon Beres
Apple squashes more bugs with iOS 10.0.3, but just for iPhone 7 users
If you have an iPhone 7, you should download the latest version of iOS now.
By Karissa Bell
Busker app brings shopping to live video streaming
Can online stores attract up-and-coming talent?
By Kerry Flynn
iPhone 7 subjected to bizarre rubber torture for your amusement
What would we do without YouTube?
The perfect laptop for the high-powered executive in all of us
This new Dell laptop will completely change how you do business.
By Dell
Twitter is now worth less than its Chinese clone
Imitation is the most profitable form of flattery
By Steven Millward
Samsung's trying to make the S7 and S7 Edge more like the Note7
The company's trying to breathe new life into its other flagship phones.
By Raymond Wong
Does porn rule Google's free Wi-Fi at Indian railway stations? No one knows
Have free Wi-Fi, will watch porn.
By Manish Singh
Clowns hand out roses in the streets of NYC in a refreshing twist
Can these clowns surprise unsuspecting New Yorkers with a dose of love?
By Jon Lynn
Moto Z, the modular smartphone, goes on sale in India tonight
Users will also be able to buy four "Moto Mods" that amplify the phone's features.
By Manish Singh
Elon Musk pushes back product announcement, says it needs more refinement
Mark your calendars for Oct. 19.
Samsung Galaxy Note7 ban spreads to more airlines
Carriers in Australia, Asia and Europe have announced bans on the phone.
Here's what happens when the iPhone 7's home button dies
The button has a virtual replacement.
