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Portable generator lets you use nature to charge your phone
Never worry about your phone dying again.
By Ryan Sedmak
So how much does it cost to buy an early Apple-1 computer?
It may have been built by Steve Jobs himself.
By Karissa Bell
At $13.75 million, this is now the most expensive American car ever sold
It ignited the American muscle wars.
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook touts 1.5 billion interactions for its Rio Olympics coverage with Michael Phelps video as the crown jewel
Michael Phelps announced his retirement on the social network.
By Kerry Flynn
Google's battery saving Android Nougat update is rolling out now
Google is now starting to roll out the next version of Android.
By Karissa Bell
7 careers that don’t require a traditional office
Cubicles are quickly becoming a thing of the past in many professions.
By Honor
This voice-controlled speaker promises better sound than Amazon Echo
The voice-controlled speaker wars have begun.
By Raymond Wong
Instagram passes 1 billion Android installs
It's the fourth Facebook-owned app to hit this milestone.
Samsung Notebook 7 Spin is a powerful laptop designed to stay put
It's big, powerful and...heavy.
Samsung to start selling refurbished phones, report says
Would you buy a refurbished Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge at, say, 70% the price?
Downloading torrents in India could land you in jail for 3 years
Indian government cracks down on online piracy.
By Manish Singh
Student slams short skirt, make-up and selfie rules in 'porn ring' school
While a student's mother accuses the school of "slut-shaming" and "victim-blaming."
Barbra Streisand says she got Apple's Tim Cook to make a special change to Siri
Being one of the most accomplished entertainers on the planet comes with a few tech perks.
Redesigned 'slim' PlayStation 4 is real, confirmed in video
You might want to hold off buying a PS4 until Sept. 7.
Lamborghini's $2.3-million Centenario Roadster is already sold out
Hold on to your toupee.
By Nick Jaynes
How to make your iPhone flash when you get a text
Stay in the know on the down low.
I went camping in the trunk of a $145,000 Tesla
Elon Musk inadvertently spawned a subculture that's hacking the Model S into a 21st century tent.
By Tom Randall
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales' Twitter account hacked
Wales is just the latest in a growing list of tech leaders in the crosshairs of one particular hacker group.
Twitter celebrates Obama hitting 10 million users with video highlights
The most social media savvy president in history just cracked a new user milestone, here's how he got there.
Tech is outpacing Wall Street for job growth in NYC
The New York tech industry is stepping in as Wall Street job growth slows.
Facebook has a new plan to bring cheap internet access to India
Activists that fought against Facebook's first efforts are applauding its second.
By Vidhi Doshi
No, the Samsung Galaxy Note7 doesn't 'need' to be cheaper than iPhone
A state-of-the-art phone commands a premium price. Quality isn't free.
By Raymond Wong
7 can't-miss apps: Fake it for Pokémon Go, Cocoa Swatches, 'Ducky Fuzz' and more
A makeup swatch app for women of color, an app that gives you instant homework help and an extremely addicting puzzle game.
What mourning on Twitter can teach us about modern grief
A new study suggests the unique blend of private and public sentiment plays an important role in talking about loss.
By Rebecca Ruiz
SolarCity's founders will earn $1 a year, lay off workers ahead of Tesla takeover
The biggest U.S. solar installer is facing falling demand and may fire an unspecified number of workers later this year, according to a filing.
