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Soon, you might be able to unlock your MacBook with your iPhone
Unlocking your MacBook might soon only require a touch of the finger.
Google Daydream and Project Tango: We've gotta get these guys together
Virtual reality and augmented reality are a match made in Google.
By Pete Pachal
This is a video of our future, and it's scary as hell
It's unnerving from the get go.
Que Bella! Aston Martin brings a taste of Italy to its newest concept car
Be still, my heart.
By Nick Jaynes
EgyptAir's social media accounts turn black to mourn victims of MS804
The airline's logo has been switched from its normal blue and white.
By Jenni Ryall
Tech is dominated by even more white dudes than the rest of the private sector
White dudes are disproportionately represented all across the work force, and the problem is worse among jobs that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission labels "high tech."
9 novel neon photos that will make your Instagram feed glow
The winners of our latest Instagram challenge tackled the fine art of neon photos.
By Jon Park
Up close with Google's new Android Wear 2.0 update
This is Google's biggest update to its smartwatch platform yet.
By Karissa Bell
Chrome is making it easier to pay for stuff with your phone
If you've ever ditched a transaction on your phone because it was too cumbersome, Google has some good news for you.
By Karissa Bell
Jeep reportedly runs out of steering wheels, pauses production
Jeeps aren't autonomous yet. They're going to need steering wheels to work.
By Nick Jaynes
Self-driving Chevy Bolts are cruising the streets of San Francisco
The autonomous arms race has begun.
By Nick Jaynes
New robot bee may soon be a spy's secret weapon
Researchers took inspiration from bees to make a new kind of robot that can land on almost any surface.
Google is finally bringing Android apps to Chromebooks
Google Play is finally moving beyond the confines of Android.
By Karissa Bell
Full Unreal Engine compatibility coming to Google's Daydream VR
Google's Daydream platform will support Unreal Engine 4 as soon as developers get access to it.
YouTube is building a new version of its app for virtual reality
YouTube will soon have a much better virtual reality experience.
By Karissa Bell
Google is building a cinema-grade VR camera with IMAX
Google wants to take VR all the way to Hollywood.
By Pete Pachal
Google will build its own 'Daydream-ready' VR headset and controller
Google's officially serious about virtual reality.
By Raymond Wong
With Daydream, Google's plans to dominate VR become more clear
Google's going all in on VR -- hardware and software.
By Raymond Wong
Why China fakes 488 million social media posts a year
China’s government fabricates about 488 million social media comments a year in a massive effort to distract its citizens from bad news and sensitive political debates.
By Shai Oster
The late David Carr's Twitter was hacked, raising concerns about accounts for deceased
The account belonging to the late, legendary journalist David Carr was briefly hacked on Thursday, raising concerns about the security of deceased accounts.
Google patented a sticky 'glue' for self-driving cars to catch pedestrians
Like flypaper but better.
By Kellen Beck
Twitter is hiring in Singapore for its first data science team outside the U.S.
Twitter will hire between five and 10 data scientists to better understand how 80% of its users use its platform.
By Victoria Ho
Google I/O 2016: That's a lot of things we can't have yet
Coming in the fall. Or, you know, sometime.
