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Meet macOS: Here's all the ways your Mac will completely change this fall
OS X is dead. Long live, macOS.
By Raymond Wong
Setting up your Apple TV will no longer be a nightmare with tvOS 2
Apple didn't forget about the Apple TV.
By Raymond Wong
Tim Cook starts WWDC with a moment of silence for Orlando victims
The start of the event was easily one of its most historic and well received.
Xbox One S, with a thinner form factor, confirmed at E3
The Xbox One S will be available starting in August.
Mercedes planning hydrogen-powered plug-in hybrid crossover
It could be the greenest car in the world.
By Nick Jaynes
Domino's removes laborious one-click barrier to pizza with new zero-click purchase
Domino's continues to corner the sloth market.
By Kellen Beck
LinkedIn's sale is a sign of what's to come for Twitter and other social media companies
LinkedIn won't be the last big social media company to sell this year.
How to watch and follow Apple's WWDC keynote
There may be big news around Siri and Apple Music.
By Kellen Beck
Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion
It's the biggest move yet for Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
This 9-year-old girl is the youngest developer at WWDC 2016
Anvitha Vijay taught herself coding when she was just seven by watching tutorials on YouTube.
By Sonam Joshi
Obama ditched BlackBerry, but his new device isn't exactly a 'smart' phone
Being president comes with a few tech compromises.
LGBT community expresses grief and solidarity in the wake of Orlando shooting
The shooting, which killed 50 and wounded 53, ocurred during Pride Month.
7 can't-miss apps: BitCam, Dashlane, Tank.io and more
This week's list includes an app to help store all your passwords, a well-being app and a game where you run around as a tiny tank.
By Kellen Beck
Solar-powered plane flies over Statue of Liberty, lands in New York in bid to circle the globe
Solar Impulse 2 landed in New York City after a long flight from Pennsylvania.
The period as we know it is dying. That's really not so bad.
“The period now has an emotional charge and has become an emoticon of sorts."
By Kellen Beck
What the new App Store changes mean for developers and users
The App Store is changing, but major questions still remain.
Nope, Google isn't filtering search results to shield Hillary Clinton
Google is accused of twisting autocomplete into knots to help get Clinton elected.
Hack this story to read the dirty secret about your Twitter password
Think you have a strong Twitter password? 3 password-protected reasons it's not enough.
By Pete Pachal
Apocalypse Now: Mercedes' insane G550 4x4² is coming to America in 2017
It's intended for the most well-heeled apocalypse planners.
By Nick Jaynes
At WWDC, will Siri live up to its promise?
Hey Siri, are you ready to fulfill your destiny? We discuss our WWDC predictions and more on the latest episode of MashTalk.
