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Facebook will host exclusive content of 2016 Olympics Games, but it won't live-stream competitions
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By Kerry Flynn
Facebook's obsession with live video will be short-lived
Serial entrepreneur Justin Choi isn't sold on Facebook's commitment to live video.
By Justin Choi
The new gold standard: 3 trends driving the future of enterprise IT
In the past half century, IT has seen some drastic changes. But the biggest changes may still be in store.
By Lenovo
Amazon's Alexa can lock your front door if you own this smart lock
"Alexa, lock the front door!"
By Raymond Wong
Facebook's new video feature will help you relive the best parts of your birthday
Facebook is giving users a new way to look back on their birthdays.
By Karissa Bell
First Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ad hints at water resistance
Can we just have the specs already, Samsung?
Donald Trump does his Reddit AMA in the most Donald Trump way possible
The unpredictability of the questions makes Reddit AMAs interesting -- but these questions stayed on-message.
Elon Musk takes press inside the Gigafactory for the first time
The 3,200-acre plant is located in Reno, Nevada.
Meet Spider, the tiny robot doctor for blimps
This cute little blimp-fixer will help companies save on manpower.
Apple sells its billionth iPhone
Apple sold its billionth iPhone recently. We sure hope it was rose gold.
Facebook schools everyone and wins social network earnings, again
Ads on your smartphone now account for 84 percent of Facebook's advertising revenues.
By Kerry Flynn
How not to get hacked by Russians (or anyone else)
Don't end up like the Democratic National Committee.
By Jenni Ryall
Amazon launches Kickstarter section
Some of it may look odd, but as Amazon points out, there's already a proven market for them.
Tumblr users will soon see ads on their blogs in a move to generate revenue
The move comes after news that Verizon acquired Tumblr parent Yahoo for $4.8 billion.
By Kerry Flynn
There's going to be a 'soft gold' version of the OnePlus 3. Is that a thing?
China's best Android smartphone just got the golden touch.
Chevy found a way to make the Corvette even better
It combines the best of the Stingray and the Z06.
By Nick Jaynes
Sarah Silverman's Twitter account hacked by Anonymous
Comedian Sarah Silverman has had her Twitter account hacked by a group purporting to be Anonymous.
By Jenni Ryall
Microsoft Pix makes your iPhone pics pop and move
Microsoft's new photo app uses machine learning to make better shots and moving images.
Relive '90s mood rings with these 3D-printed crystals
“The crystals are imbued with those good, good vibrations
that allow us to manifest our dreams, visions and passions.”
By Sam Reichman & Mariya Abdulkaf
Money or property? The answer has big implications for bitcoin.
Bitcoin is property, not currency, a judge ruled.
How to master your drone skills with a balloon obstacle course
One step closer to becoming a drone extraordinaire.
By Keith Hopkin
Xiaomi's MacBook Air clone is called, wait for it, Mi Notebook Air
Xiaomi never shied away from acknowledging Apple as its role model.
