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Rose gold everything: More and more gadgets are going 'pink'
Started with the Razr now we here.
By Kellen Beck
If this leak is real, OnePlus 3 will join the army of iPhone clones
It looks nice. But familiar.
SoundHound's music app is getting hands-free voice commands
Now you can say "What's this song?"
By Kellen Beck
Apple's iOS 9.3.2 lets you use Night Shift and Low Power Mode at the same time
Finally, we can save both our eyes and the phone's battery.
Sony Xperia XA Ultra has a huge screen and a 16-megapixel selfie camera
For the selfie enthusiasts.
NASA takes Snapchat to the International Space Station for a day
You can find out why astronauts love tortillas so much.
By Stan Schroeder and Miriam Kramer
Twitter, please tell us how you really feel about Tweetdeck
Why did Twitter finally create an ad for Tweetdeck?
Someone created an unofficial, yet convincing Tesla Model 3 configurator
This should help pass the two years of waiting.
By Nick Jaynes
Google's ATAP hints at 'ambitious' driving app and Project Ara update
It looks like Google's secretive Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group has some surprises in store for us after all.
By Karissa Bell
This '80s Rolls-Royce up for auction could be a real-life version of 'The Homer'
It also runs on propane... for some reason.
By Nick Jaynes
Twitter adds BET's CEO to board, bolstering diversity and media chops
Twitter is quickly proving that its board is more than just a "country club of old white guys."
Neil Young's latest single isn't available on Neil Young's music service
This one is Tidal only.
Facebook's biggest livestream yet featured President Obama and a lot of confusion
Live streaming is the Internet's flavor of the moment. That means a lot of experiments -- which can also lead to some failures.
Twitter may cut photos and links from 140-character limit, report says
If true, the change would give users on the short-messaging service far more flexibility in sharing out information.
How researchers identified a heart condition using telephone metadata and search engines alone
Telephone metadata can reveal a lot more than you think.
By Kellen Beck
What to expect at Google I/O 2016
Google has a lot planned for the 10th anniversary of its I/O developer conference.
By Pete Pachal
BoomStick creates room-filling audio in your head
BoomStick can make almost any audio source sound better.
This could be our first real look at the iPhone 7
It wouldn't be a real departure in terms of design.
By Raymond Wong
Google's new social app bakes YouTube, Chrome and search into group chats
Spaces is a messaging app aimed at small groups of people that has Google search, YouTube, and Chrome baked in.
By Karissa Bell
Tim Cook to make surprise visit to India tomorrow
As Apple bets big on India, Tim Cook to visit the country for the first time as Apple CEO.
By Rajat Agrawal and Sonam Joshi
British spy agency 'officially' joins Twitter, promptly follows James Bond
Who watches the watchers?
Google Chrome plans to start blocking Flash, with a few exceptions
Google is working on making the Flash Player browser plugin obsolete.
Google using romance novels to train its artificial intelligence to write fiction
Google is using romance novels to teach its AI to better understand how people communicate.
By Karissa Bell
