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Facial recognition tech could be key to saving coral reefs
Scientists are using facial recognition technology to survey to world's coral reefs.
By Ryan Sedmak
Microsoft broke an age-old rule with Windows 10 updates and paid the price
Microsoft's Windows 10 upgrade turned an "X" into an "OK" and that's not okay.
Finding things to buy on Pinterest is about to get a lot easier
Pinterest wants to be synonymous with shopping and its building high-tech tools centered around the camera to help.
WhatsApp vs. Signal vs. Google Allo: Which app is best for privacy?
Plenty of messaging apps use encryption, but some go the extra mile to keep your conversations safe from prying eyes.
By Micah Lee
Kindle update lets you flip through the pages of e-books
Kindle update offers another reason to ditch your print books.
Here One earbuds combine augmented hearing with wireless earbuds
There wireless earbuds will let you augment the sounds around you and listen to Spotify at the same time.
Amazon Dash Buttons can now restock your Nerf ammo and Play-Doh
Amazon just added 50 new Dash Button brands.
Just how thin is the HP Spectre, the world's thinnest laptop?
In 35 years, laptops have gone from being 8.8-inch thick clunkers to svelte 0.41-inch beauties.
By Raymond Wong
Leak suggests Samsung phones might get the Android redesign they desperately need
Please let this be true.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter is trying to guess the best 4 words to up your online dating game
"I brought you fries."
This Snapchat feature can tell you if your crush is into you
Just waiting for that solid arrow to go hollow.
Google Search now displays song lyrics
No more excuses for singing those lyrics all wrong.
Architects claim this 3D-printed house is earthquake-proof
The house was printed in one go with special reinforced concrete.
By Alicia Tan
$22 million worth of Bitcoin sold in Australian-first auction
That's a lot of Bitcoin.
By Ariel Bogle
Samsung's Gear 360 camera now available in Australia
It looks like an eyeball on three legs, and it is now yours to own.
By Ariel Bogle
VW to pay $15 billion to settle 'dieselgate' in the U.S., report says
That's more than double VW's original estimate.
By Nick Jaynes
Android Pay launches in Asia starting with Singapore
Singapore is getting the mobile payment service after the U.S. and UK.
By Victoria Ho
Facebook introduces Slideshow feature, a new way to share photos and videos
Better than your average PowerPoint presentation.
By Kellen Beck
Covet this 'Game of Thrones' Xbox One that you'll never, ever own
The 'Game of Thrones'-themed console is a contest prize connected to the Xbox France social media channels.
Is Samsung cooking up a smart helmet to take on Microsoft HoloLens?
Maybe, maybe not. But it's totally possible.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter introduces #Stickers, giving your timeline a taste of Snapchat
Stick around, Twitter users.
By Kellen Beck
Anki's Cozmo robot is like Wall-E and Eve's love child
Anki new companion robot Cozmo is the cutest thing on two treads.
10 innovations that show how much we've grown since 2013
In only three years, we've come a very long way.
By Airtel
Google will launch its own phone this year, report says
Will Google's Nexus phones become more Google-y, or will Google simply call its next device the Google Phone?
