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Twitter has suspended 360,000 accounts promoting terrorism over the last year
Daily suspension is up by more than 80 percent.
By Kerry Flynn
Celebrities everywhere are getting down for the 22 push-up challenge
Drop and gimme 22.
T-Mobile is saying goodbye to the data plan
T-Mobile is hoping to lure customers from Verizon with a new approach to data.
Samsung Galaxy Note7 teardown reveals the magic behind the phone's iris scanner
This is one neatly designed phone.
Edward Snowden: Equation Group hack is a warning from Russia to the U.S.
There is a messy situation going down in the world of cyber warfare.
By Jenni Ryall
Inside Home: Apple’s plan to finally give you a smarter house
Apple's plan for increasing your home's intelligence is finally coming into focus, and it looks pretty sharp.
It's Best Buy's 50th birthday, and that means cheaper iPhones, MacBook Pros and PS4s
50 years, 50 hours, 50 deals.
Uber is letting Indians book a cab without its app
The new features remove one big barrier for first-time users and also addresses the problem of poor internet connectivity in India.
By Manish Singh
Kobo Aura One takes on the Kindle with a huge screen and water resistance
It's also very thin and light.
Google's new Chrome extension settles debate over 'backspace' key
Google Chrome users have been fiercely divided over the function of the backspace key.
By Karissa Bell
Volkswagen reportedly readying 300-mile EV prototype to take on Tesla
It could go into production as soon as 2018.
By Nick Jaynes
Tattoos that can control your phone are here and totally essential
Metallic tattoos can be an on-skin interface.
Autonomous cars will be data-consuming monsters
Which means we need better wireless networks ASAP.
By Damon Beres
This app will help you make your own Snapchat filters
You no longer need professional software to make your own Snapchat filters.
By Karissa Bell
Dodge's new Daytona, A/T models embrace American muscle heritage
It's the new golden era of American muscle.
By Nick Jaynes
How Samsung's 'edge' curves went from gimmick to iconic
Samsung's made the curved screen a signature design on its phones.
By Raymond Wong
Facebook election data shows third-party candidates are gaining steam
Gary Johnson is getting more buzz on Facebook.
By Kerry Flynn
Automatic Pro car fitness tracker now includes free 3G wireless connection
One of the best fitness trackers for your car just got a lot easier to use thanks to a free 3G connection.
Instagram's new event channels will help you find concerts and sports videos
Instagram is diving deeper into video.
By Karissa Bell
Ridiculously cute toddler is easily entertained with Snapchat
He can't bee-lieve his eyes.
By Ryan Sedmak
Meet the one phone created exclusively for millennials
At long last, adventurous, super-sharing millennials have a phone they can truly call their own.
By Honor
The iPhone's Retina display isn't good enough anymore
Once cutting edge, now not so much.
By Raymond Wong
