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India's Supreme Court tells Google, Yahoo and Microsoft to stop hosting sex selection ads
Sex selective abortion is banned in the country due to a skewed sex ratio and the prevalence of female foeticide.
By Sonam Joshi
Self-driving robots to start delivering packages in the UK, Germany and Switzerland
If your dog doesn't like the postman, wait till he sees this.
ISIS is using encrypted apps to sell sex slaves
In a fusion of ancient barbaric practices and modern technology, ISIS sells women like chattel on smartphone apps.
Yes, your parents are on Snapchat, but that's actually a good thing
If Snapchat hopes to realize its multibillion dollar potential, the company will need to do a lot more than persuade "the olds" to join the fun.
By Karissa Bell
The MacBook Air will likely never get an update
Don't expect the MacBook Air to get an update this fall or ever again. And that's OK.
China discourages sites from using social media to report the news
Social media in China just suffered a huge setback.
Apple may finally be ditching the most hated iPhone feature
We won't miss you, 16GB iPhone.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's former chief technology officer is joining Twitter's board
Twitter's newest board member once belonged to the C-suite of its much bigger chief competitor.
By Patrick Kulp
That's not the Batmobile. It's Ferrari's new, already-sold-out convertible.
It's just as aerodynamic and rigid as the hardtop version.
By Nick Jaynes
Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing's hypercar looks extraterrestrial
They plan to build between 99 and 150 of them.
By Nick Jaynes
This magical gadget can scan text and tell you what the font is
It's like a "physical eyedropper."
By Raymond Wong
6 tech gadgets that will improve your daily life
You don't need hacks. You need things that do things for you.
By Kellen Beck
TFW your internet goes down and takes your smart home with it
All your smart home devices become real useless fast.
By Raymond Wong
This magic mirror uses AR to bring tigers to life in your living room
But not as scary as 'Jumanji.'
Leak reveals Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in all of its glory
At this point, what don't we already know about Samsung's next big thing?
By Raymond Wong
Swagtron is almost good enough to revive the hoverboard craze
Swagway's reentry into the U.S. hoverboard market is the exceptional Swagtron, but will you care?
LG G5's slow sales don't bode well for modular smartphones
Are we really interested in phones that can be upgraded down the line, or do we just want the next shiny -- and complete -- new thing?
Sony Xperia X Performance doesn't live up to its name
When performance loses all meaning...
Mischievous hound steals man's phone, gleefully refuses to give it back
This dog has zero time for your new iPhone 6S.
By Sam Haysom
Google Doodle celebrates Juno's trip to Jupiter with cute, jumping emoji
Congratulations, humanity.
By Ariel Bogle
Google is building casting features right into Chrome
Google Chrome is about to learn a new trick.
By Karissa Bell
Hands on with Nura headphones that adapt to your unique hearing profile
Calling all the audiophiles.
By Ariel Bogle
This company plans to grow armies of drones in giant tubs of chemicals
It looked so cool in the movies, but now, not so much.
