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Hackers break into Google CEO Sundar Pichai's Quora account
Another day, another high-profile social account hacked.
BrewArt is an automated brewing system that's like the Nespresso of beer
No sweat homebrewing.
By Johnny Lieu
Print your digital photos on instant film with this tiny device
A digital printer for analog film.
By Raymond Wong
Ford gave its $450,000 GT supercar a limited-edition '60s race car makeover
It's the rarest of the rare.
By Nick Jaynes
Qantas joins Snapchat to give you a glimpse behind the baggage claim
Check out an A380 wheel change.
By Ariel Bogle
Flamethrower helmet delivers X-Men powers without the mutant genetics
Mutant powers still aren't real, but this flamethrowing helmet is a reasonable stand-in until they are.
Report: Netflix is no longer Australia's fastest growing streaming service
Stan and Presto are muscling in.
By Ariel Bogle
Apple celebrates Pride weekend with rainbow Apple Watch bands for employees
The tech giant handed out the gift to employees to mark its 30th year being associated with Pride weekend.
How to make sure your data is really deleted before selling your Android phone
Surprise, surprise, a simple "factory reset" doesn't really erase all of your Android device's data.
By Raymond Wong
Smartphone addicts get street warning signs in South Korea
Unglue your eyes from your phone when you're walking down the street.
By Raymond Wong
This $4 smartphone finally has a ship date after sparking investigations
Buyers will soon find out how good a $4 smartphone really is.
By Raymond Wong
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may unlock with a glance, report says
Fingerprint sensors are great, but an iris scanner could be a faster and more secure way to unlock your phone.
By Raymond Wong
7 can't-miss apps: BitTorrent Now, 'Hyperburner,' Radar and more
From an app that helps you manage your trips to an awesome spaceship game, we've got you covered.
By Kellen Beck
Leak shows iPhone 7 will likely have big camera changes
Will Apple really add two cameras to the "Plus" model? It sure looks like it.
By Raymond Wong
The 7 things to delete first when your iPhone storage is full
Trash these things first.
By Raymond Wong
Ultra big-ass phones need to die in a fire
Nobody needs a phone that's bigger than an already huge phablet. Nobody.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter now lets you see all the tweets sent from a specific location
You can browse tweet feeds from precise locations with this new feature.
By Kellen Beck
President Obama and Mark Zuckerberg offer up ways to help small businesses
Startups around the world need help. Obama and Zuck want to help.
By Kellen Beck
Tesla signs $9 billion agreement to build factory in China, report says
With a Chinese factory, Tesla would avoid the 25% import tax.
By Nick Jaynes
The military is testing driverless car tech in Michigan
It'll make Army trucks safer and more efficient.
By Nick Jaynes
Why the new Mercedes-AMG GT R is the David Hasselhoff of sports cars
I reckon David Hasselhoff is the German equivalent of Godzilla.
By Nick Jaynes
Netflix may soon let you download movies and shows for offline viewing
Soon it could be "download and chill."
By Kellen Beck
Uber removes the surprises from ride pricing
Uber will soon start showing every user exactly how much their rides will cost.
