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Facebook's director of product design on why websites may be a dying business
"A lot of my designer friends are still focused building websites, and I'm not sure that's a growth business anymore."
By Ariel Bogle
How driverless cars will change car ownership forever
When cars drive themselves, will you even want to own one?
By Nick Jaynes
I made iMovie magic on the iPad Pro
Today's mobile tools can handle pretty much any video editing project you throw at them.
India rejects Apple's plans to sell refurbished iPhones, but might agree to Apple Stores
The Indian government has publicly rejected Apple's proposal to sell refurbished iPhones.
By Sonam Joshi
Study helps explain why some new moms post nonstop on Facebook
The results may make new moms reconsider why they use Facebook to post about their children.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Asus ZenBook 3 will make your current laptop look fat
This one packs a lot of punch in a very thin package.
'We don't want a police state': Edward Snowden slams Australian metadata laws
Whistleblower Edward Snowden has taken aim at Australia's metadata retention laws, which he claims violate the personal freedoms of all Australians.
By Jenni Ryall
Asus' new ZenFone 3 smartphones range from big to gargantuan
A 6.8-inch phone, you say?
The phones of 2017 will be all about VR
The phones of tomorrow are being designed today.
By Pete Pachal
Tinder for insurance lets you insure your electronics by swiping right
On-demand insurance from your phone.
By Ariel Bogle
What's the best YA series of all time? Round 3 of #OneTrueYA bracket
Vote for the series to rule them all.
Will PlayStation and Xbox follow mobile's lead with regular upgrade plans?
If new consoles are released every year or two, as rumors suggest, we might start seeing smartphone-style upgrade plans.
7 can't-miss apps: MuseCam, Summit, Yammo and more
This week's list includes an app to help you find podcasts, a photo editing app and a new puzzle game.
By Karissa Bell
Robot jumping roach will chase you into your Terminator nightmares
When the robot insects come, there will be no escape.
Now you can try Amazon Echo and Alexa in your web browser
Alexa's siren digital assistant song is calling, now from your desktop browser.
Jaybird's new wireless earbuds offer exceptional sound and battery life in a tiny package
Great things come in small packages.
There's a real-life, giant, tabletop version of 'Pong'
It's like a high-tech version of air hockey.
By Kellen Beck
Google wins against Oracle but the fight over fair use and APIs drags on
Google may have won the latest round against Oracle, but the fight over copyright and code still continues.
Samsung's next Galaxy phone may have a 4K screen designed for VR
VR is the only reason you'd need a phone with a 4K screen.
By Raymond Wong
Those rumors of an all-glass iPhone just got a lot more realistic
So about that 2017 iPhone...
Hoverboards are coming back
Swagway thinks its new Swagtron is safe enough for the U.S. market.
Here's what to do if you're worried about cellphones causing cancer
Two words: airplane mode.
By Kellen Beck
