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ESPN thinks you need to choose between live sports and social media
Why binge-watch Netflix or post on social media when you could be watching the game?
By Patrick Kulp
Google has big plans for Project Tango this year, report says
It looks like Google is getting ready to make a big expansion to one of its more experimental projects.
By Karissa Bell
Google's Parsey McParseface helps machines understand English almost as well as humans
Computers just got better at understanding human language, and you can benefit from it, too.
LAPD finds Tesla impractical as a police cruiser
That's one less headlight profile you need to memorize.
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook reveals how it picks the 'trending topics'
The most surprising revelation comes in that lack of science behind Facebook's system for choosing important national stories.
Google's new iPhone keyboard puts search, emoji and GIFs front and center
With Gboard, You'll never need to leave your messaging app to search Google again.
By Raymond Wong
Fox News host: Internet stacked against 'conservative thought'
Does Facebook silence conservative voices? Does the entire Internet?
GPS devices reveal what the U.S. is really doing with its toxic e-waste
A two-year investigation of electronics recycling revealed that about one-third of the devices were improperly exported to developing countries.
By Elizabeth Grossman
Nissan wants you to know Tesla doesn't have a lock on 'sustainable transport'
The company announced a home battery in London Tuesday.
By Tim Chester
Dark Sky's 'scarily precise' weather forecasts are finally on Android
Now we can all know EXACTLY when it will rain.
By Kellen Beck
Google's Amazon Echo killer could be called 'Chirp' and launch this year
The Echo's going to get some competition this year.
By Raymond Wong
LG Action Cam lets you live stream to YouTube without a phone
LG Action Cam is the latest in LG's ecosystem of 'Friends'.
Hyperloop One: Where do we go from here?
Hyperloop One's first success is really only the beginning of many more challenges and questions.
You can put Windows 7 on your wrist if you don't mind the 3-hour boot time
We do. We do mind.
Instagram is testing analytics for businesses, too
It looks like Instagram is also starting to test analytics features for businesses.
By Karissa Bell
Latest iPhone 7 rumor suggests the headphone jack really is dead
But at least we’re getting a smart connector?
A digital quest: Inside the connected world of 13-year-olds
While most possess phones and use Facebook, they use them differently to pursue different interests, sometimes deployed to connect with others and sometimes to tune them out.
By Sonia Livingstone
You can now ask Amazon Echo's Alexa to track your packages
"Alexa, where's my stuff?"
Hyperloop One passes first big test
Hyperloop One proves that its propulsion system can go from 0 to 60 mph in under one second.
Tesla crashes into trailer while in autonomous Summon mode, owner claims
That's not gone well.
By Nick Jaynes
What the designer of the old Instagram icon thinks of the new one
Want Instagram to switch its icon back to the original? Be careful what you wish for...
By Pete Pachal
Google will start banning all ads from payday lenders
The move follows a similar effort by Facebook.
By Patrick Kulp
RIP Sunrise, the calendar app too beautiful for this world
Schedule some time to mourn: Sunrise is sunsetting its beloved calendar application.
360-degree photos are coming to Facebook's News Feed
Facebook photos are set to get a lot more immersive.
By Karissa Bell
