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New Apple Watch patents hint at built-in camera and more buttons
Two patents hint at possible new features coming to the Apple Watch.
By Kellen Beck
How Instagram notifications made my breakup even more unbearable
"Use this feature sparingly: It can be a deal-breaker or a disaster."
Chinese authorities order Apple to stop selling iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
Apparently, they too closely resemble handsets from a little-known Chinese manufacturer.
These are the gadgets dad wants for Father's Day
There's still time to find the right gift for dad.
Google paid $550,000 to 82 people who found holes in Android
One researcher reported 26 Android security vulnerabilities to Google in the past year, earning $75,750
Buffering bogs down Australia's first Facebook Live political debate
The circle of death.
By Ariel Bogle
Heavy metal emoji keyboard lets you add horns, hair and blood to your messages
The sky is turning red; return to power draws near.
Is the Oowa the best iPhone lens so far?
We test the Oowa against popular iPhone clip-ons Moment and the Olloclip.
By Victoria Ho
Google's new iPhone keyboard, 'Gboard,' launches in Australia
Google Search everywhere.
By Ariel Bogle
You'll soon be able to try PlayStation VR at Best Buy and Gamestop
PlayStation VR is coming to 300 Best Buy and Gamestop locations around the country by June 24.
Mark Zuckerberg backs startup looking to 'close the opportunity gap' in Africa
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan like Andela.
By Casey Butler
Genius invention will give you an actual stress-free day at the beach
Just don't forget to put on sunscreen.
By Sophie Hirsh
Rolls-Royce concept uses an AI assistant and (projected) red carpet to make your commute luxurious
More than luxurious, it includes a virtual AI assistant called "Eleanor."
By Nick Jaynes
Here's how your Facebook Messenger inbox is getting smarter
Facebook Messenger will soon be getting a new look.
By Karissa Bell
A clearer look at how the Xbox One S steps up your gaming
Xbox boss Phil Spencer explains the benefits of HDR support and other new features on Xbox One S.
These Lego models of Ford supercars are an awesome homage to Le Mans
Some assembly required. Batteries not included.
By Kellen Beck
Mercedes Drive Pilot isn't as precise as Tesla Autopilot, and that's OK
It makes you a more relaxed driver, but it doesn't do the driving for you.
By Nick Jaynes
Google opens Machine Learning Research Center in Europe to further explore AI
Google's putting even more focus on the future of artificial intelligence.
LG's new X series phones focus on battery, data, screen and style, respectively
LG's got four new X series phones: X power, X mach, X style and X max. Each of them excels in one area.
'Dark mode' in iOS 10 won't blind you with brightness
iOS 10 will be easier on your eyes.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter rolls out Periscope button to all users
When composing a tweet in the official Android or iOS client, you can now add a photo, video, or go live with Periscope.
Android N to be called Namey McNameface, Google jokingly confirms
It does have a cool ring to it.
Apple is getting a do-over with the Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch is about to get the nearest thing to a brain transplant this fall.
Binge-watch Hulu in virtual reality thanks to new Oculus Rift support
Be a couch potato in virtual reality.
