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Instagram just changed its logo in a big way
One of the most recognizable app icons of all time is no more.
By Karissa Bell
Volvo's in-car delivery service will bring packages to your trunk
What will they think of next?
By Nick Jaynes
O2, Three merger blocked by European Commission
Deal stopped over concerns that UK mobile customers would pay higher prices.
Apple granted a patent that places second screen on iPad cover
Apple is looking into ways to make its iPad cover smarter.
Hands on with Logi's ZeroTouch smart car mount for your phone
Logitech's new hands-free smartphone mount may be a cheap path to a connected car.
I've built a metronome with BBC's micro:bit and British school kids can too
It's like a slightly more user-friendly Raspberry Pi.
Hyperloop Tech prepares for historic public test, changes name
Hyperloop Technologies changes its name and readies a crucial propulsion test.
Slack is channeling Facebook with a new 'Sign in with Slack' button
The Internet always needs more buttons.
By Kellen Beck
There are thousands more bots for Facebook Messenger in the works
Facebook Messenger will soon get a lot more crowded.
By Karissa Bell
Nissan unveils a home battery to take on Tesla's Powerwall
Nissan's xStorage system will be available by the end of the year.
By Tim Chester
Smartphone and Internet usage is on the rise in developing economies
Instances of carpal tunnel syndrome likely to follow.
By Kellen Beck
It's not just Facebook. Tech companies need to open up about their biases.
Algorithms do not write or manage themselves. Tech companies need to open up about what goes on behind the scenes.
This robot dog will come when you call it
Robots are better when they listen to you.
'Swarm Intelligence' wins $11,000 after correctly predicting the Kentucky Derby's first 4 finishers
Picking one horse to win a race is hard enough, but four horses and their exact placements in the grand Kentucky Derby? It's practically impossible.
By Raymond Wong
This AI stockbroker could be the future of financial advising
Named “Chloe,” 8 Securities is planning to launch a virtual advisor service that uses machine learning to give investment advice.
By Erik Crouch
KAYAK now offers flight information through Amazon's Alexa
"Hey KAYAK, where can I fly for $500?"
By Cailey Rizzo
The Apollo 7 earbuds finally bring you true, cable-free music
The future of wireless earbuds looks like this.
By Raymond Wong
Xiaomi Mi Max is a 6.44-inch behemoth of a phone
How do we call this one? A thablet?
Report: Android mobile apps still have serious privacy concerns in Australia
16 percent access phone information without disclosure.
By Ariel Bogle
Opera launches a free VPN app for iOS
Opera launched a new iOS app Monday that brings an unlimited free VPN to iPhones and iPads.
By Karissa Bell
Siri's creators introduce Viv, their new AI-powered personal assistant
Move over, Siri, there's some new competition.
By Karissa Bell
