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Samsung to begin selling Galaxy Note7 in India before Diwali
Samsung won't be able to beat Apple, which launches the iPhone 7 in India on Oct. 7.
By Manish Singh
Why Richard Branson's company is making employees take a 'digital detox'
What happens when employees turn off email and start getting real?
Robo's smart new 3D printer makes the technology more affordable and easy to use
Backing their Kickstarter campaign could score you a 3D printer for under $1000.
India issues notice to Amazon, others for selling imported refurbished phones
Earlier India had rejected Apple's plea for importing refurbished iPhones.
By Manish Singh
Australia's largest free Wi-Fi service sounds great, but will people use it?
Compared to other cities, it's not as fast and you won't be able to download as much.
By Johnny Lieu
Robot with sense of touch to allow surgeons to operate remotely
One day, you're doctor may be operating on you from the other side of the world.
By Ariel Bogle
Australia is way ahead of the U.S. in banking, but now risks falling behind
Why so many cheques, America?
By Ariel Bogle
Teen-friendly app Houseparty comes from an unlikely developer
The latest app from the creators of Meerkat is taking a different approach to video.
By Karissa Bell
Watch the trailer for Funny or Die's Demetri Martin go90 show
"Our Fascinating Planet" is a "new educational series that explores our Universe and ourselves."
By Saba Hamedy
Nissan's self-driving chairs are the future of waiting in line
Too bad they're only prototypes for now.
The rise of Pepe the Frog is another sign of hate festering online
The ubiquitous green internet amphibian has been labeled a hate symbol, in yet another sign that neo-Nazi and white nationalist propaganda is proliferating online.
U.S. regulators warn consumers about exploding Samsung washers
Models between 2011 and 2016 are affected.
By Tim Chester
Mark Zuckerberg reveals how Facebook literally stays cool
Want to keep your data center cool? Build it in Sweden.
By Karen Nissim
Apple's iMessage system leaves one bit of data open to authorities
Apple's iMessages are fully encrypted, but the details if who you may have contacted are not.
Could a revenge porn case in Northern Ireland change Facebook across the planet?
No matter what direction the case goes, Facebook seems likely to be in court for a while.
Slack is actually an acronym
Everyone's favorite messaging app has a secret meaning
Why DJI's foldable drone will crush the GoPro Karma
Which foldable drone is going to win?
By Raymond Wong
Don't say we didn't warn you about Googling Amy Schumer
She is the most dangerous celebrity on the internet.
'Order a daddy' app lets you swipe for sperm donors, Tinder-style
Not everyone's on board, though.
Apple to open new UK headquarters at London's Battersea Power Station
The HQ at the newly restored Battersea Power Station will open in 2021.
Indian court ruling had no impact on new data sharing policy with Facebook: WhatsApp [Updated]
WhatsApp has 100 million users in India.
By Manish Singh
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Faster Amazon Fire TV Stick now comes with an Alexa remote control
"Alexa, why is the remote larger than the Fire TV Stick?"
By Raymond Wong
YouTube launches offline videos, monetization program in Pakistan
Google is bringing its YouTube Partners Program to Pakistan.
By Manish Singh
