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How Change.org became a legitimate force in Australian politics
The power of petitions.
By Ariel Bogle
Fujifilm's latest pocket printer is one of the best ways to print your phone pics
Shoot pics with your phone. Print and share on instant film IRL.
By Raymond Wong
27 fictional places we want to visit in virtual reality, please
Let's all go to Hogwart's! Or maybe Kylie Jenner's house.
Apple rejects Spotify's app update, Spotify calls approval process a 'weapon'
'We cannot stand by as Apple uses the App Store approval process as a weapon to harm competitors,' Spotify's Horacio Gutierrez reportedly wrote in a letter.
By Emily Blake
Tesla driver killed when Autopilot fails to avoid collision, sparking investigation
It's the first fatality to occur with Autopilot engaged.
By Nick Jaynes
The remote controlled Segway miniPRO that will not catch fire
Not to be confused with a hoverboard.
By Jon Lynn
Is Toyota planning flying cars? They just patented an 'aero car' fuselage
Flying Prius, anyone?
By Nick Jaynes
Turkey's internet censorship after the Istanbul attack is nothing new
Turkey is once again trying to block the Internet just when citizens need information the most.
Drive one of these 7 Hondas or Acuras? Stop now. Seriously, stop.
Have your car towed to the nearest dealer.
By Nick Jaynes
Lyft update will finally let you change your location after you request a ride
Lyft is updating its app with a feature that will make pickups a lot easier.
By Karissa Bell
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 leak suggests it will have a curved screen and eye scanner
If a Galaxy S7 Edge and Iron Man suit shacked up...
By Raymond Wong
This Google cardboard VR app takes you on a night out with deadmau5
And Joel Zimmerman’s cat Meowingtons is your guide.
By Keith Hopkin
New Pacific undersea cable can beam 60 terabits of a data per second
It gets rates up to 60 terabits per second.
By Kellen Beck
Android N is now Android Nougat
Suck it, Nutella. Nougat is the new name of Android.
Furby is back, more Internet-connected than ever and too cute to resist
The new Furby can react to viral videos and poop in a digital toilet.
By Raymond Wong
Make a 'bucket list' for your upcoming trip with the Soon app
Ominous name, cool app
By Casey Butler
Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are now available in the U.S.
We're not complaining.
#TBT: The $300 PalmPilot was the only semi-smart device of the '90s
Though this handheld computer was pretty rad in the 90s, it wasn't really that smart.
By Mariya Abdulkaf & Sam Reichman
Google Calendar experienced a widespread outage
Google Calendar and Hangouts are down, y'all.
By Kellen Beck
Google Maps now lets you add multiple stops to your trip
Google Maps is now another step closer to a standalone GPS turn-by-turn navigation app.
First Tesla flagship store launches in Sydney's centre, for lunchtime cruises
Tesla is powering into the Australian market with its first retail store in the country.
By Jenni Ryall
This 1952 Buick land-speed record holder can be yours for $195,000
She did 165.735 mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats in 2013.
By Nick Jaynes
