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Google announces Google Station to offer fast Wi-Fi services everywhere
The inspiration for Google Station came from the success of Google's partnership with Indian Railways to provide free Wi-Fi services at railway stations in India.
By Manish Singh
People couldn't stop talking about Trump's 'good temperament' on Facebook and Twitter
We look at how it played out on Facebook and Google, too.
By Tim Chester
This low-cost underwater drone aims to democratize the ocean for wannabe treasure hunters
It was built to look for gold in an underwater cave.
DarkSky, your favorite iPhone weather app, is now a website
Turns out its weather maps look beautiful on a laptop or desktop screen, too.
Sigh. Some Samsung Note7 replacements have overheating and battery drain issues
They're reportedly not related to the battery issues that forced the recall, though.
By Raymond Wong
Trump campaign unveils 'Crooked Hillary' Snapchat filter before debate
Let the political games begin.
Man suspected of Pippa Middleton iCloud hack arrested, then released on bail
He allegedly stole 3,000 of her private photographs.
Apple is reportedly working on new sleep and fitness apps for the Apple Watch
Apple has ambitious healthcare plans. These new apps might be a big part of them.
By Karissa Bell
Snapchat says it's a camera company with more TV-like content to come
Snap Inc. Chief Strategy Officer Imran Khan showed what makes Snapchat so attractive to users and to advertisers.
By Kerry Flynn
Why it's so damn hard to get a jet black iPhone 7 and 7 Plus
The darkest, shiniest iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are still really hard to get.
By Raymond Wong
Waze wants to help people keep up with their 'favorite brands'
Advertisers can send special promotions based on location.
By Patrick Kulp
Google is planning to announce a boatload of new stuff in October
New Pixel phones, Google Home, Chromecast, and more!
By Raymond Wong
Scientists restore first sweet tunes generated by a computer
Before there were synthesizers, there was Alan Turing.
In ballots we trust: E-voting, hacking and the 2016 election
There's no such thing as an American voting system, which may be a good thing for Trump, Clinton and voters.
Square wants to make your chip card less annoying
Square cut down transaction time for EMV cards from 5.7 to 4.2 seconds.
How Facebook's last year shows dominance in mobile advertising — and what's next
Mobile devices provide 84 percent of Facebook's advertising revenue.
By Kerry Flynn
This Hillary Clinton campaign photo brilliantly sums up 2016
But first, let me take a selfie.
Virtual reality ads are in high demand -- when done right
Brands think VR could be the future.
By Patrick Kulp
Roku introduces 5 new streaming players, including the tiny Roku Express
If you've been thinking about upgrading your streaming setup, Roku just gave you a range of new options to choose from.
By Karissa Bell
With Plex Cloud, you don't need a local media server
But you do need an Amazon Drive account.
India's space agency launches 8 satellites into 2 orbits
The launch was spread over 135 minutes, the longest by ISRO.
By Manish Singh
Amazon partners with Dharma Productions ahead of Prime Video launch in India
Amazon Prime Video is coming to India.
By Manish Singh
