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Facebook reportedly blocked in Armenia during unrest in the capital
Facebook appeared to be blocked in Armenia Sunday, according to locals on Twitter.
By Ariel Bogle
The everyday app that helped Erdogan beat the coup
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appealed to a virtual Turkey to save his faltering regime, while coup plotters occupied physical spaces.
By Sulaiman Hakemy
7 can't-miss apps: Vevo, Polaroid Swing, Darby and more
This week's list includes a new social trivia game, Vevo's redesigned app and an app for aspiring DIY-ers.
By Karissa Bell
Pakistani social media star strangled by brother in apparent 'honor killing'
Her parents told police one of her six brothers strangled her to death in the family's home in Multan, Pakistan.
I thought the Tesla crash might derail self-driving cars. Then I took a ride in one
Cars that do the driving for you are closer than you think.
By Pete Pachal
The Twitter army attacking Facebook gun sales
A group of people connected solely by social media have started obsessively flagging down Facebook gun sales.
Devialet's Phantom Gold wireless speaker literally blew us away
Small size. Huge sound.
By Raymond Wong
Withdrawing cash with iPhone's Touch ID coming to 70,000 ATMs in the U.S.
Card skimming will soon be a thing of the past.
By Raymond Wong
Gear up, 'Rick and Morty' is headed to virtual reality
'Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality' will make its debut at San Diego Comic-Con.
By Ryan Creamer
Netflix launches a way to make and share mixtapes of your favorite shows
I'd start with a little "Arrested Development," into a block of "30 Rock," followed by a few choice "Parks and Recreation" episodes, finished by only the most depressing episodes of "Bojack Horseman."
We're obsessed with 'Pokémon Go'
On this week's episode of MashTalk, the gang tackles "Pokémon Go," the latest happenings at Tesla and all the drama taking place at Hyperloop One.
These microchip press-on nails will ease your subway commute
Lucie Davis invented a set of press-on nails that double as an Oyster card.
Autopilot was not engaged in Model X rollover crash, Tesla says
Safety regulators are still investigating the crash, however.
By Nick Jaynes
Google makes phone calls free to France in the aftermath of Nice attacks
"To all those affected by the attack in Nice, you’re in our thoughts."
By Johnny Lieu
Dozens of new emoji will finally show women being awesome
Your emoji keyboard will get a much-needed dose of gender equality.
By Rebecca Ruiz
You can already use the new emoji on Twitter
Twitter just gave its users an emoji-filled present.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook needs to come to grips with being in the news business
Facebook isn’t just a place to get news anymore -- it's a place where news is breaking.
Transform your studio into a one bedroom with this furniture app
Talk about getting the most our of your space.
By Ryan Sedmak
Facebook's Instant Articles are now on Messenger
Facebook is expanding its Instant Articles format.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram may be making it easier to binge on a person's photos
More changes could be coming to your everyone's favorite photo app.
By Raymond Wong
A closer look at Verizon's hot modular Moto Z and Z Force
Modular phones never looked so good.
By Raymond Wong
Swift Playgrounds aims to teach kids code in a highly engaging way
One of the nice surprise introductions at WWDC was Swift Playgrounds, a new app coming to the iPad and iOS 10 that will help teach kids (or anyone, really) how to code with Swift.
Consumer Reports calls for Tesla to disable and rename Autopilot
Tesla Autopilot draws more fire.
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook diversity report shows slow progress, major challenges
Facebook is considered an industry leader when it comes to championing a diverse workforce, so why isn't it making progress?
By Rebecca Ruiz
