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That silly Galaxy Note7 vs. iPhone 6S speed test is meaningless
Speed tests never tell the whole story.
By Raymond Wong
PlayStation Now game streaming is coming to PC
It's launching in parts of Europe on Aug. 24 with the U.S. coming "shortly thereafter."
Tesla's new batteries add even more miles to the Model S and Model X
The Model S can now to 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds.
By Nick Jaynes
Scientists have figured out how to make wires 60,000x smaller than a human hair
Please let this lead to more iPhone storage.
Google is cracking down on mobile pop-up ads
Websites with mobile pop-ups will be penalized in search results.
Why this date in World Wide Web History might not matter
Yes, the World Wide Web is 25 years old, but the real turning point for the Internet took a little more time.
8 features Siri should have that would help our dating lives
Obama's nighttime summer playlist is involved.
By Sophie Hirsh
Prisma speeds up its app by moving its neural network magic to the phone
Bottom line? The app will be faster.
Facebook really is keeping tabs on your political views
A new feature might raise some eyebrows.
By Damon Beres
How Pittsburgh became the heart of Uber's self-driving revolution
Call it a moment decades in the making.
China's Xpider robot is inspired by the magic of Pixar films
If we must have spider robots, they should all be as cute as this one.
Pin it for later? Pinterest acquires Instapaper
Instapaper will continue as a standalone app.
By Karissa Bell
Apple might launch a curved-screen iPhone in 2017
That's the phone that comes after the iPhone 7.
Xiaomi accused of copying again, this time by Jawbone
Imitation is not always the best form of flattery.
By Manish Singh
This gadget turns your iPhone into a 360 camera, but it has some quirks
Some software issues ruin an otherwise pretty good iPhone accessory.
Opera releases free and unlimited VPN for Android
This follows the company's free iOS and desktop browser VPN products.
By Victoria Ho
Woman running @Ireland vows to stay strong against racist trolling
Michelle Marie, a plus-size model and blogger, was body-shamed and subject to racist comments.
Pitching for a new emoji? This is how you submit a proposal to Unicode
It's a lot of work.
By Johnny Lieu
Amazon might be working on a cheap, Echo-only music subscription service
Unlimited, ad-free music for $4 or $5 per month sounds great, but you'll need to own an Echo speaker.
These ungainly plane-helicopter hybrids were once used to transport mail
In the 1930s, autogyros were used as a low-speed alternative to airplanes.
Teen boys are 'abusing' girls online. But how do we talk about it?
Getting to the root cause of teen behaviour starts with shifting our attention from the victims to the perpetrators and bystanders.
By Ariel Bogle
MIT scientists created a cell phone that can build itself
The whole process can take less than a minute.
By Karissa Bell
Grab your headphones: Facebook is testing video with autoplay sound
A potentially fraught experiment in audio.
By Ariel Bogle
Donald Trump's new app tries to make personal branding great again
Big surprise: It's yuuuge on personal branding.
It's crunch time for Apple and the iPhone 7
Samsung's brilliant Galaxy Note7 is a warning shot that Apple cannot ignore.
