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Jack Dorsey's Twitter account hacked, report says
Not even the master of Twitter is safe.
Tesla is the only carmaker beta testing 'autopilot' tech, and that's a problem
It's a mix of branding, cost and hubris.
By Nick Jaynes
This battery pack is the perfect buddy for your laptop
The Omnicharge is basically the ultimate battery pack.
By Raymond Wong
18 photos that will make your IT person want to cry
Some people have no respect for technology.
Dear Apple, please don't make the best iPhone 7 features 'Plus only'
If you want the better camera, you might be forced to get the phablet model this year.
By Raymond Wong
Snapchat Memories is the most significant change in the platform's history
On this week's episode of MashTalk, we discuss what Snapchat Memories means for the platform going forward. We also talk about Tesla autopilot, hoverboard recalls and iOS 10 and macOS Sierra public betas.
Robotic bartender is the cocktail wizard every kitchen needs
It can even make cocktails on demand in under five seconds.
By Ryan Sedmak
What it means when a bomb disposal robot is used as a weapon
The Dallas police department's use of a bomb disposal robot to kill a suspect raises many questions.
How to use Snapchat Memories
Memories is Snapchat's biggest change yet -- here's how to use it.
By Karissa Bell
VR porn festival turned away hundreds of people from trying out digital sex
VR porn is taking the world by storm.
By Raymond Wong
Facebook is testing encrypted, secret, self-destructing Messenger chats
When you really, really need privacy.
Robot cheerleaders demonstrate today's advanced car technology
Murata's robots are cute, but they're packed with some serious tech.
By Victoria Ho
How the world celebrated Social Media Day 2016
From east to west, the world came together both online and IRL to celebrate the 7th annual Social Media Day.
Google is already fighting hackers from the future with post-quantum cryptography
And it's all happening in your Chrome browser.
Facebook confronts the grisly reality of live video with the shooting of Philando Castile
How, exactly, does Facebook deal with graphic footage?
By Karissa Bell
Can technology protect soft targets against mass shootings and terrorist attacks?
The Evolv Sentry could make scanning for weapons much faster and more convenient.
Snapchat sued by 14-year-old over racy Discover stories
Snapchat, which began its life with an X-rated reputation, is now being sued for some R-rated content -- by someone who can barely see a PG-13 movie.
Samsung's new 256GB microSD card is so fast no devices support it yet
Be careful not to swallow it.
By Raymond Wong
Android's new translation feature is a great reason to switch from iPhone
Another awesome thing Android does that the iPhone doesn't.
By Raymond Wong
#TBT: The cassette player is a Spotify lovers' bittersweet nightmare
Not even a hipster can bring it back.
By Sam Reichman
Researchers stored an OK Go music video on strands of DNA
DNA storage could transform our computing lives within a decade.
Yuneec Typhoon H drone is full of awesome power and frustrating complexity
Drone wars, they are upon us.
