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The best electric longboard just got better
The second-generation Boosted Board looks just like the first, but there's a whole lot more to make riders happy.
By Sam Sheffer
Huawei to announce Daydream-ready devices by the end of 2016
Huawei is jumping on the Daydream bandwagon.
Tim Cook hangs out with Bollywood stars on his first day in India
The Apple CEO may have more than just a passing interest in Bollywood.
By Sonam Joshi
Facebook starts rolling out Live Video map on desktop
Here's another way to access Live videos on Facebook.
University advertises 3 jobs in math and stats... but only for women
Three women wanted.
By Ariel Bogle
Apple opens new maps development office in India
The new office in Hyderabad will create 4,000 jobs.
By Sonam Joshi
LinkedIn resetting passwords after 117 million user credentials stolen
Change your LinkedIn passwords, everyone.
By Kellen Beck
Netflix launches Fast.com, a dead simple way to test your Internet speed
Netflix stays winning.
Pepper robot gets first Android SDK...and it's finally coming to America
Pepper opens itself up to one of the world's largest development communities.
Google just revealed its strategy to rule the post-search world. Will it work?
It's not enough for Google to launch shiny new products. It needs to change its approach.
By Pete Pachal
Google Home isn't good news for Nest
Google just built its first, true smart home devices without an assist from its best smart home player.
Android Pay now supports card-free ATM withdrawals
Android Pay is catching up to Apple Pay
By Karissa Bell and Kellen Beck
NFL star Patrick Willis is thriving in retirement as a Silicon Valley tech worker
A year after he retired at age 30, catching up with NFL legend Patrick Willis.
By Sam Laird
Xiaomi's Apple TV rival streams 4K HDR video and runs on Android TV
A new set-top box challenger approaches.
By Raymond Wong
Soon you'll be able to access Android apps without installing them
Android Instant will let users experience apps without install hassles.
Acura's new autonomous test car to lead to automated driving by 2020
Look at that crown of sensors!
By Nick Jaynes
Android N gets enhanced VR functions with Daydream
Virtual reality in Android just got a lot more powerful.
Google wants to give your car an Android brain
Google is setting up Android to take over cars.
By Karissa Bell
Android Wear 2.0 detaches smartwatches from needing a phone
It's chock full of new useful features.
By Raymond Wong
Android Nougat? Android Nachos? Google wants you to name Android N
Android Nutella? Android Nachos?
By Kellen Beck
Android N gets a focus on performance, security and productivity
Google details the latest features from the next version of Android.
Google unveils Duo, a video calling app that works even on super slow connections
FaceTime and Skype should be worried.
By Raymond Wong
Volvo's stunning compact concepts are a new take on Swedish small cars
They'll be literally electrifying.
By Nick Jaynes
Why Google is right not to give its new personal assistant a gendered name
Google avoids one of the big pitfalls personal assistants: gender.
