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Will Microsoft's layoffs doom the Surface phone?
There's still one last hope for Microsoft's phones.
By Pete Pachal
Apple TV app curates Facebook videos just for you
Rheo for Apple TV wants to bring back the art of channel surfing.
Apple is looking into electric vehicle charging, report says
The Apple Car will need to be charged, too.
By Nick Jaynes
'Orange is the New Black' is now available on VHS tape in virtual reality
The dream of the '90s is alive in Netflix's new virtual reality video rental store.
By Patrick Kulp
Can Xiaomi dominate the drone market?
Xiaomi's Mi Drone is smart, sexy and unobtainium.
Rumored 'Scorpio' Xbox improves graphics and adds VR support
The report sounds similar to another recent rumor that pointed to a 4K-capable PlayStation 4.
Google establishes self-driving tech development center in Michigan
That should piss off Ford and GM.
By Nick Jaynes
The first flexible smartphone may be released in China this year, but it'll cost you
Slap bracelets you can check Twitter on.
By Kellen Beck
The cloud-based Nextbit Robin could be the next big smartphone in India
Nextbit Robin launches in India with an aggressive price.
By Sonam Joshi
This foldable screen could make smartphones exciting again
A tablet-sized screen that folds up and fits into your pocket.
By Raymond Wong
The Microsoft smartphone retreat continues with another 1,850 layoffs
The hammer has fallen on Microsoft's smartphone division.
Netflix and Amazon may have to make more content in Europe
The measures would ensure that Netflix and other on-demand video providers like iTunes and Amazon offer at least a 20 percent share of European-made content on their catalogs.
Bionic suit helps dad fulfil dream of walking daughter down the aisle
Dreams do come true.
A robot's first day at work gives us an adorable glimpse into the future
Having a robot show you to your seat makes it feel a little too real.
By Jenni Ryall
5 more banks join Apple Pay in Singapore so we can all finally use it
The five banks cover more than 80% of the users here.
By Victoria Ho
Foursquare's new bot feeds you restaurant recommendations
Foursquare is once again trying its hand at personalized restaurant recommendations.
By Karissa Bell
Apple will open Siri to developers and launch Amazon Echo-like smart speaker, report says
Apple has big plans for Siri that will make the company's famous assistant a lot more useful.
By Karissa Bell
Google's password-killing project is coming later this year
Android users may soon be able to abandon some of their passwords for good.
By Karissa Bell
Why did France raid Google Paris?
Is Google skirting French tax laws or simply making fiscally savvy business decisions.
Man caught sleeping behind wheel of Tesla while Autopilot did the driving
Nope, nope, nope.
By Nick Jaynes
Vuze VR camera aims to give you high-end 360 video for only $800
Impressive. Most impressive.
By Raymond Wong
UK court using VR to transport jurors to the scene of the crime
Being there -- virtually -- as a means to finding the truth.
I met a bunch of strangers from the Internet for tea, and it wasn't weird
Meeting up with a bunch of strangers I met on the Internet for tea sounds weird, but it wasn't.
