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This first-person view from a drone might be cooler than VR
See the world from an unbelievable vantage point.
By Keith Hopkin
Big companies are doing less investing in startups
But it comes amid a slowdown in funding.
By Kerry Flynn
This smart ring will alert emergency responders if you need help
It alerts 911 dispatchers and acts as an audio recording device.
By Ryan Sedmak
China sets new world record with 1,007 dancing robots
The robots were all controlled by the same mobile phone.
By Alicia Tan
Seagate built a 60TB SSD, but you can't have it
We know: you really, really want it.
Netflix launches Fast.com app for iOS and Android
Netflix brings its Fast.com service to the world of apps.
Danny Glover kills some time in an air duct in new Samsung commercial
What fun is defusing a bomb without the suspense factor?
By Patrick Kulp
Instagram may soon allow you to save edits for later
And the feature is so far well-received.
By Karissa Bell
Census in disarray after denial of service attack takes down Australian government's website
People choosing Jedi as their religion is not the biggest issue of the Australian census.
By Jenni Ryall and Ariel Bogle
Browsing with Chrome is about to get a lot faster and safer
The final nail in the coffin for Adobe Flash goes in later this year.
By Raymond Wong
This high-tech indoor garden just made growing marijuana a lot easier
The smart garden can also grow other plants.
Leaked Apple patent shows designs for tank-like steering system
Is Apple planning a military truck?
By Nick Jaynes
Google enters the food delivery business in India
Food tech just got supremely more interesting in India.
By Nivedita Bhattacharjee
Autonomous Chevy Bolt EV testing expands to Arizona
Look out, Google. Here comes Cruise Automation.
By Nick Jaynes
Future iPhones might copy Samsung's Galaxy Edge phones
Future iPhones might have curved screens.
By Raymond Wong
This tiny change just made your Netflix more private
It's a sad day for Netflix hackers.
Guy turns workout into British cycling adventure with virtual reality
Exercise biking will never be the same.
You can now set Google Maps to download data only over Wi-Fi
No more enormous data roaming charges when using Maps.
Facebook is now bypassing ad blockers on desktop
The social network has had it with ad blockers.
By Patrick Kulp
