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Xiaomi buys 1,500 Microsoft patents, showing how much it wants the US market
Xiaomi will also pre-install Microsoft Office and Skype on its new devices.
By Victoria Ho
In 5 years, the average American will use 22GB of mobile data per month, report says
In 5 years, we'll be using a lot more mobile data than we do now.
North Korea made a Facebook clone and it was immediately hacked
Kim Jong-un reportedly had 7 billion friends.
By Kellen Beck
Microsoft wants a piece of the VR pie, and it's using HoloLens to get it
Microsoft is opening up the HoloLens party so VR headsets can get in on the action.
By Pete Pachal
Amazon will 'probably' open more bookstores
Amazon appears to have acquired a taste for brick and mortar.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos: 'It's the first inning' of AI
The expansive future of artificial intelligence is mostly ahead of us says Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos.
Ford ready to innovate, but not at the expense of customer needs
It's not just about keeping up with the competition. Being on the same page as the customer is a factor, too.
Australia is putting traffic lights in the ground because you're glued to your phone
Guys, just look up.
By Ariel Bogle
Would Apple really change the design cycle of the iPhone?
Rumor has it, Apple will now only redesign the iPhone every three years. Does that make any sense?
Facebook may add end-to-end encryption to Messenger, report says
Facebook Messenger may follow WhatsApp in implementing stronger encryption, according to a new report.
By Karissa Bell
Ferrari just built a one-off supercar for a very lucky (and rich) British buyer
Really, you don't want to know how much it cost.
By Nick Jaynes
VR is the hottest thing in tech, now here come the gadgets
Nearly every company had some sort of virtual reality demo at their booths -- but to what end?
By Victoria Ho
This Android phone will put military-grade security in your pocket -- for $14,000
Is it worth it? Probably not.
By Kellen Beck
Hackers are selling account credentials for 400 million Tumblr and MySpace users
How much are MySpace passwords worth anyways?
By Kellen Beck
Iran's new data policy could mean end of local access to Telegram app
Iranian app users may be about to lose a powerful privacy tool.
Instagram will finally give businesses an official presence on its platform
Businesses will soon be able to find a new home on Instagram.
By Karissa Bell
Mophie's new iPhone cases let you charge wirelessly
Thanks to Mophie, you don't need to wait for the iPhone 7 to bring wireless charging to your iPhone.
The Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge is more than just aesthetics
A phone fit for Gotham's Dark Knight
By Kellen Beck
Newly formed incubator Bachmanity had a launch party and it was absolute insanity
These nerds sure know how to throw a party.
By HBO
Tech giants to crack down on hate speech under new EU rules
Among the measures agreed with the EU's executive arm, the firms have said they will establish internal procedures and, where necessary, remove hate speech within 24 hours.
8-year-old developer wows Satya Nadella with his game
A student developer impressed the Microsoft CEO with his visionary game.
By Sonam Joshi
BBC's $22 computer is now available to everyone
The micro:bit is a small, 32-bit computer, with LED lights and buttons.
Hacker steals Katy Perry's Twitter account, sends insults to her 89 million followers
The unknown hacker managed to get a hold of the most popular Twitter account out there.
Intel launches first-ever 10-core desktop processor
It's great for VR gaming and video editing. And it costs $1,723.
