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Usain Bolt now has his own emoji just in time for the Olympics
41 glorious "Boltmoji" to show your off love.
By Alicia Tan
iPhone will soon start warning when its Lightning port gets wet
It could be a phone-saver.
Twitter's Periscope videos will now play inside embedded tweets
Twitter's Periscope videos will now play outside of the main app and website.
By Karissa Bell
Elon Musk sees a future where everyone can own a Tesla
Tesla's not about cars. It's about saving two things: energy and money.
RIP analog video: Last VCR maker will stop production
People were still buying VCRs?
By Raymond Wong
Samsung's Olympics commercial melds the world's national anthems into a single tune
The song borrows lines from the national anthems of 15 countries.
By Patrick Kulp
Motorola's Moto Z and Z Force are modular phones done right
There's so much to love about these two Android phones.
By Raymond Wong
Watch Paul McCartney rock out to 'Live and Let Die' -- in 360 degrees
Couldn't make the show? Now, you can.
Now you can draw your own Snapchat facial filters
The lens you draw will follow and track your face in real time.
By Victoria Ho
Why some people choose to take on their Twitter trolls
"No one is born a bigot, it is taught."
By Ariel Bogle
The evolution of the Air Jordan will give you all the nostalgia
The king of kicks.
Iconic and innovative, the Air Jordan XXXI continues the Nike legacy
Rare behind-the-scenes look of the newest addition to the Air Jordan family.
'Graham' is the interactive face of road trauma - and it's not pretty
What if humans evolved to withstand car crashes?
Interactive chatbot lets you speak in real-time with a World War I soldier
Chat with Archie Barwick as he fights in World War I.
By Ariel Bogle
Facebook's live videos can now be twice as long
Go ahead, livestream for an entire four hours.
By Karissa Bell
U.S. transportation head to carmakers: Focus on safety, not coolness, with autonomous tech
“Sometimes the coolness of the technology may drive people to push the limits beyond what manufacturers have intended."
By Nick Jaynes
Why did Twitter take so long to finally ban one of its biggest trolls?
Twitter finally banned one of its biggest trolls. Why did it take a celebrity for them to take action?
Airbnb hires former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to address host discrimination
He hopes to make #airbnbwhileblack a thing of the past
By Casey Butler
Corning says next Gorilla Glass will be extra drop resistant
Your next smartphone could be a little less likely to break when you drop it.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter test redesigns how you compose new tweets
The test, which users first began to notice Wednesday, moves the app's tweet composer to the top of users' timelines. Previously, it was a separate part of the app.
By Karissa Bell
Writers rejoice: Scrivener for iPad and iPhone is finally here
You can finally write your epic geek romance novel on your iPad using Scrivener.
