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Millennials respond excellently to #HowToConfuseAMillennial hashtag
Probably don't sledge millennials on a platform they're masters of.
By Elise Cooper
At IFA 2016, smart appliances and virtual reality take center stage
Anyone looking for a smart iron?
Kendall Jenner snags free Lyft deal following Uber ban
Lyft just pulled off the ultimate promotional move, and all it took was a certain, high-profile Uber ban.
Variety's email hacked, fake messages sent to readers
Variety is the victim of an email hacking attack that usual targets tech execs.
I tried a VR backpack PC for the HTC Vive and it was pretty cool
They still look dork, though.
By Raymond Wong
Family of bears playing tug of war over a hammock will make your weekend
Even these bears know it's time for vacation.
7 can't-miss apps: Mr. Robot, Musical.ly, Procreate and more
This week's app roundup.
This WARN winch drags off-roading tech into the 21st century
"Hold my beer and watch this!"
By Nick Jaynes
OLED tunnel features spectacular views of space, Northern Lights
The tunnel used 216 OLED displays.
Facebook is testing a new feature to encourage conversations
This actually seems pretty useful.
By Damon Beres
Razer upgrades its MacBook slayer with faster chips and longer battery
The thin and light Ultrabooks get a refresh.
By Raymond Wong
Samsung will replace more than 2.5 million Galaxy Note7 devices
President of Samsung's mobile communications business said the cost of the recall is "heartbreaking."
By Kerry Flynn
Samsung's Galaxy Note7 debacle is a gift to Apple
Can the Samsung Galaxy Note7 survive this?
How much does the iPhone's headphone jack matter to you?
Can you live without a headphone jack? Millions of iPhone owners are about to find out.
By Pete Pachal
Virtual reality massage is the ultimate way to chill out
This is hard work, folks.
These pics of a burnt Samsung Galaxy Note 7 are terrifying
Tech giant set to issue global recall of flagship phone.
Sony's Xperia Agent robot is a cute, friendly smart-home butler
It also dances and has a screen on its belly. And did we say it's adorbs?
By Raymond Wong
Samsung makes critical decision on Galaxy Note7 due to reports of explosions
Less than two weeks after launch, Samsung's big new flagship device will have to go back for safety testing.
By Victoria Ho
Google's plan for modular smartphones have reportedly been abandoned
Goodbye Project Ara.
By Johnny Lieu
