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Still don't know which Australian party to vote for? This tool can help.
Voting is hard, so this Saturday, let the Internet help.
By Ariel Bogle
Chevrolet cuts 4G LTE data plan pricing for its vehicles in half
In-vehicle data plans now start as low as $10 per month.
By Nick Jaynes
The app that matches surplus food with the hungry
What if there was a push-button way of matching business' spare food with homeless people? What if an app could actually be useful in this situation?
By Karissa Bell
How Google is using building blocks to teach kids to code
Without gluing them to a computer.
By Ryan Sedmak
10 years on, Apple's risky move to Intel Macs is one of its biggest successes
Ten years ago this summer, Apple completed its Intel transition.
Hillary Clinton tries to win over Silicon Valley with new tech platform
Hillary Clinton's campaign is targeting Silicon Valley backers in a big way.
Media could be facing a haves vs. have nots situation on Facebook
Another day, another chapter in Facebook's love/hate relationship with the media.
Mozilla's new game uses emoji to teach you about encryption
Your favorite emoji can now take on a whole new meaning.
By Karissa Bell
Thank a friend for your chance to win in our Community Challenge
Because nice travels
Facebook is changing the News Feed again, and publishers should be worried
Facebook law: When it comes to the News Feed, friends and family come first.
By Pete Pachal
Windows 10 Anniversary Update set to launch August 2
Windows 10 Anniversary Update, the no-brainer update for most Windows 10 adoptees, now has a ship date: Aug. 2.
Amazon slashes prices on 2 new Android phones for Prime members
If you're looking for a cheap smartphone, Amazon wants your business.
By Pete Pachal
New Yorkers and Californians really want driverless cars, Volvo says
But only 52% of Illinoisan would trust an self-driving car to make safe driving decisions.
By Nick Jaynes
Google Doodle features eminent Australian indigenous rights leader
Eddie Mabo is spotlighted on his birthday.
By Ariel Bogle
A.I. robot's blinking capability malfunctions after too much eye contact
All in a day's work.
By Alicia Tan
'Panamera' must be German for 'psychic,' because this Porsche can see the future
It is looking 1.8 miles down the road.
By Nick Jaynes
Google Daydream tool lets anyone easily create VR animations
If you can hold a controller, you can animate in Google's Daydream VR.
Motorola's budget-friendly 4th-gen Moto G launches in U.S. July 12
Like its predecessors, it's still really affordable.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter courts small businesses with a new 'Dashboard' app
The free tool lets brands track mentions and schedule tweets.
By Patrick Kulp
This hoodie will actually give you a massage
The AiraWear hoodie has massagers and posture-correctors.
By Ray White
