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How to avoid becoming the bully you hate on social media
When do you take the bait and what do you do with it?
By Rebecca Ruiz
7 can't-miss apps: Habitica, Weather Whiskers, 'Rolling Sky' and more
Including a habit-building RPG app, kitty weather anchors and a flashy maze game.
Amazon launching physical bookstores in Chicago, San Diego, Portland, report says
Amazon didn't kill the physical bookstore, it just softened the playing field so it could create its own.
How social media amplified anger over EpiPen's price gouge
Facebook posts and hashtags magnified opinions and somewhat pushed the needle when it came to the drug's cost.
By Tim Chester
Cheap(ish) college tech you need for dorm living
Cheap, useful tech you might actually use this year.
This German startup wants to be your bank (without being a bank)
Banking for people who have grown up in a digital age.
By Oscar Lopez
Banking is tough when you're an immigrant. This app changes that
Monese is making it easy for immigrants to bank with less hassle in the UK.
BMW previews James Bond-like 'Remote View 3D' for new 5 Series
Watch helplessly, as people bump into your new Bimmer.
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook fires humans from writing Trending Topics headlines
Facebook is turning its news section almost entirely over to the machines.
Facebook decides vertical videos are cool again, expands them in your mobile news feed
Vertical videos will no longer be cropped into squares on Facebook mobile.
By Kerry Flynn
Chevy backs Colorado's new, powerful V6 with an 8-speed automatic for 2017
It's both quicker and more efficient.
By Nick Jaynes
Apple, Facebook join White House pledge for equal pay
Companies are promising to take steps to close the wage gap.
iPhone malware that steals your data proves no platform is truly secure
Whether it's iOS or Android or whatever, it's always going to be a cat and mouse game with hackers.
By Raymond Wong
5 musicians perform amazing melodies completely submerged underwater
Beethoven would have been proud.
Timeline: The future of driverless cars, from Audi to Volvo
Autonomous driving is coming faster than you might think.
By Nick Jaynes
Robot roti maker gets set to ship to U.S. backers who've waited 2 years
Hot and fresh flatbread in a minute, but will it be worth the wait?
By Victoria Ho
Next year's iPhone won't have a home button, report says
It'll be all about the screen.
Truecaller eyes global domination as it hits 500 million calls a month
Caller ID and spam calls blocker app Truecaller is used by over 250 million users.
By Manish Singh
Why are so many Indians queuing up to get a SIM card?
The carrier is offering three months of truly unlimited usage of 4G LTE data, voice and SMS services.
By Manish Singh
Apple is planning tap-to-pay for iPhones on trains in Japan
There are 1.9 million mobile wallet terminals in Japan, and Apple can't afford to ignore them.
By Victoria Ho
