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'Father of Bitcoin' now won't give proof, says he's sorry
The search for Satoshi Nakamoto continues.
Share your UK election day selfie with Snapchat filters
But Jeremy Corbyn was winning the Snapchat game with his 'adorable dorky' snaps.
By Liza Hearon
Singapore's fourth mobile operator launches with plans for the data-hungry
It's been 14 years since Virgin Mobile tried and failed to be the fourth. What's different now?
By Victoria Ho
How tech companies could steal your face
Can we take facial recognition technology at face value?
The makers of Siri are back with a new super-smart AI called Viv
It will let you do things without ever touching your phone.
Europe's aviation safety agency sets up drone collision task force
Inspired by recent events in the news.
By Kellen Beck
Optus' pricing for the English Premier League has Australian fans seeing red
This is how you make football/soccer fans mad.
By Johnny Lieu
Google adds Q&A and laser pointer features to Slides apps
Google is making its presentation tool more interactive.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram's new business profiles spotted in the wild
Businesses may soon have more ways to connect with potential customers on Instagram.
By Karissa Bell
Millions of email names, passwords hacked in giant data breach, report says
More than 250 million email passwords and usernames have reportedly been accessed by Russian hackers.
Tesla sets July 1, 2017 production date for Model 3, but there's a catch
Tesla aims to build 100,000 to 200,000 Model 3s in 2017.
By Nick Jaynes
Custom Lamborghini-based Batmobile is rallying across Europe
"I've got to save ... Gothenburg?"
By Nick Jaynes
Virtual reality record set as man spends 25 hours in an HTC Vive
The experience wasn’t necessarily a smooth one
Ahead of Model 3, Tesla leases new warehouses, loses 2 product chiefs
As one door opens, another closes.
By Nick Jaynes
Google may jump into the online TV game with a YouTube-based service
Another day, another streaming media service.
Bentley's Bentayga SUV just got its own Apple Watch app
The world's finest 4x4 just got techier.
By Nick Jaynes
Apple Music may be showing off a major new look in June
Apple Music is reportedly getting a big makeover.
By Kellen Beck
This tiny smart plug will solve almost all your Wi-Fi connection problems
The ResetPlug has exactly one job: fix your crappy Wi-Fi.
By Pete Pachal
This teen made $100,000 in bitcoin and now he's crowdfunding a VR headset
Bringing a VR headset to Kickstarter.
By Kellen Beck
A 40-person startup just bought a 1,100-person company, because 2016
In an unusual deal, a 40-person startup run by a former Facebook executive has swallowed a 1,100-person company that has been around for half a century.
By Joshua Brustein
Autonomous medical drones will soon transport emergency organ donations
The era of emergency medical drones has arrived.
Where smart glasses fit into a world with Oculus Rift and HoloLens
Epson thinks it's found the perfect customer for smart glasses: drone enthusiasts.
By Pete Pachal
Google's DeepMind gains access to data of 1.6 million patients in England
The AI firm has the data until 2017.
By Tim Chester
