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Elon Musk drops more hints that he is, in fact, Iron Man
Just show us the flying suit already, will ya?
Someone is selling 33 million Twitter passwords on the dark web
Twitter says its systems haven't been breached, but the passwords appear to be genuine.
Robots and self-driving trucks could be the future of mail
Drones are coming. But they aren't the only machines that can deliver mail.
By Ariel Bogle
Fiat Chrysler in talks with Uber over driverless car partnership, report says
First Google now Uber, Fiat?
By Nick Jaynes
21 million driverless cars could be on the road by 2035, report says
The U.S. will pave the way with Japan not far behind.
By Nick Jaynes
Twitter co-founder may have been hit by same hacking group as Mark Zuckerberg
This is getting out of control.
Facebook hires CollegeHumor co-founder to work with the media
Facebook is getting serious about media by bringing in one of the co-founders of CollegeHumor.
Bicycle 'bell' emails the mayor when you experience danger
Trying to make London more bike-friendly with 'Flic' smart buttons.
LAPD selects BMW i3 -- not Tesla Model S -- as its EV of choice
Don't worry, it's not a pursuit vehicle.
By Nick Jaynes
This case turns your iPhone into an Android phone
Dr. Frankenstein's phone of choice.
By Kellen Beck
Chevy literally punches holes in the Ford F-150's aluminum bed
Ford fans might want to look away for this part.
By Nick Jaynes
This 500-pound drone that can carry you around is ready for test flights
One state is making a bet on this autonomous people mover.
Star Trek interactive installation reveals how close reality has come to sci-fi
To boldly go... to an interactive museum.
B is for 'bizarre': Google's very strange first annual shareholder meeting as Alphabet
Casual sexism, curious fears about windmills and free hats.
Apple is changing the App Store to include subscriptions and search ads
Ahead of WWDC, Apple has announced major changes to the App Store, including paid search ads.
The easy fix that could end Twitter's celebrity account-hacking problem
Two-factor authentication is the silver bullet.
3D-printed 'Spock' hand lets young amputee play basketball again
Who knew that the Vulcan salute has so many uses?
Uber ties up with Spotify-like streaming service Gaana in India
Uber passengers in Mumbai can now stream their own music playlists during their ride.
By Sonam Joshi
This French app will alert you in case of terrorist attacks at Euro 2016
SAIP can be downloaded for free from Apple Store and Google Play
ahead of Euro 2016
LG's latest TV in India claims to drive away mosquitoes
The television uses ultrasonic waves to repel the insects.
By Sonam Joshi
Briton uses Facebook and Snapchat to fake photos for 'accidental Syria boat trip' prank
Lewis Ellis fooled many people about a "post-clubbing adventure."
This high-tech office will give everyone their own thermal bubble
"The main idea is very simple: Today we use a lot of energy to cool empty spaces."
By Ariel Bogle
How to properly ghost from a group text
Tell people you're about to lose cell service, and then never return.
