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Magic Leap denies patent drawings depict secret product
A virtual head fake via the patent office.
Google's new iPhone app will fix your blurry Live Photos
You may give your Live Photos a second look.
By Karissa Bell
5 ways you can get your kids' digital use under control for the summer
If you want to see your children this summer, help the put down technology
New Google Daydream videos demo what shared VR experiences could look like
Google posted on Tuesday two new examples of what it's cooking up at its Daydream Labs.
Chinese Tesla competitor planning $106,000 EV roadster, report says
If this Chinese roadster the future of EV sports cars, sign me up.
By Nick Jaynes
Tesla says Model X did not crash itself with Autopilot, despite owners' claims
Who are you going to believe, a computer log or a shaken owner?
By Nick Jaynes
Australians, brace yourselves for a technology tsunami
Are Australian organisations behind their global peers?
By Accenture
Snapchat's Discover redesign lets you subscribe to publishers
Snapchat is making it easier to follow the publishers it features in its Discover section.
By Karissa Bell
NFL Twitter account hacked soon after Drake's, Twitter 'checking' into leaks
It all started with Mark Zuckerberg, strangely.
By Kellen Beck
Foursquare's Swarm now rewards you for check-ins
Foursquare is once again reviving a feature from its old check-in app and bringing it to Swarm.
By Karissa Bell
'XCOM 2' is coming to PS4 and Xbox One this fall
2K Games finally confirms what console fans have been hoping for since 'XCOM 2' arrived for PC in February.
India will have 810 million smartphone users by 2021: Ericsson
India's smartphone growth is just getting started, Ericsson says.
By Sonam Joshi
Facebook appoints Adobe executive as its new India head
Facebook has appointed a new head for its second-largest market in the world.
By Sonam Joshi
Facebook security flaw allowed hackers to alter Messenger conversations
A harmless link you were sent a week ago could've been changed into a dangerous one without you ever knowing.
Samsung's bendable smartphones might become real in early 2017
It's a tablet that folds into a phone. Or the other way round.
Microsoft launches project management app Planner for all Office 365 users
Organize your tasks, monitor your teams, follow their progress.
Facebook Live to host first online political debate in Australia
Facebook Live plans to be front and centre during Australia's election campaign.
By Jenni Ryall
Björk's new virtual reality experience may be better than Björk in real life
As a DJ, Björk is a stunning virtual reality experience.
By Ariel Bogle
HP Enterprise uses 'Star Trek' to hype its next-gen technologies in new ad
HP harnesses the power of Star Trek cool in new commercial.
Bosch's driverless parking system handles complex parking with ease
Let your car park itself, man.
By Nick Jaynes
Kim Kardashian has a very specific problem with free-to-play games
If you're going to release a free-to-play game, don't hammer users with ads.
Musk: Tesla Model X doors will finally be 'useful' with software update
Tesla is almost ready to fix the falcon-wing doors on the Model X.
By Nick Jaynes
T-Mobile is giving away free stuff, including its own stock
T-Mobile is looking for more customers.
By Kellen Beck
