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Facebook continues Southeast Asia march with new Malaysia office
Just two weeks from its Philippines office opening, Facebook has launched another office in Malaysia.
By Victoria Ho
Craig Wright to offer 'extraordinary proof' he is the creator of Bitcoin
The proof will be in the form of moving early bitcoins, and some documents. We can expect it in the "coming days."
Tesla Model S is getting a 75 kWh battery option
It will cost $3,000 when it becomes available later this week.
IBM launches quantum computing for the rest of us
You can now experience quantum computing from your home.
Semi-autonomous tech could lead to more in-car sex, expert worries
Why didn't I think of that?
By Nick Jaynes
Chinese court rules Apple has to share the trademark 'iPhone' with a leather goods maker
In China, an iPhone can now legally be an Apple smartphone or a leather handbag.
Ford welded 2 Mustangs together to celebrate automotive innovation
Only one Mustang was harmed.
By Nick Jaynes
WhatsApp is back online in Brazil after 24-hour ban
Facebook's WhatsApp is back online in Brazil after the service was temporarily banned Monday, following a judge's ruling.
By Karissa Bell
Google adds 100 Chrysler hybrid minivans to self-driving fleet
Did minivans just become cool again?
By Nick Jaynes
French Netflix ads let you swap faces with Frank Underwood or Kimmy Schmidt
This isn't the first time Netflix has gotten creative with crossing over digital concepts into physical advertising
By Patrick Kulp
New Adblock Plus service lets you pay websites after removing ads
Flattr Plus offers a way to pay websites instead of viewing their ads.
By Kellen Beck
Periscope isn't sweating Facebook Live, but hires first Editor-in-Chief
Periscope is looking to get all those crazy scopes organized.
Why you shouldn't believe every single iPhone 'leak' and rumor
It's all fake until Apple makes it official.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter adds more personalized follow recommendations to its apps
Twitter is trying to fix its discovery problem -- again.
By Karissa Bell
Really, you don't want a steering wheel in your self-driving car
What's the point of a self-driving car if you still have to pay attention to the road?
By Nick Jaynes
Instagram is launching new video slideshow ads
The ads let you swipe between a series of videos.
By Patrick Kulp
Xiaomi's first smartwatch is made for kids
The Mi Bunny smartwatch is great for helicopter parents.
By Raymond Wong
The White House's bold plan to develop smart guns for cops
Currently using dumb guns.
By Kellen Beck
Small enough to fit in your pocket, this device can tell if your food is gluten-free
The portable gluten-testing device, called Nima, can test food for the presence of gluten, providing results within minutes and reducing people's food anxiety.
By Knvul Sheikh
Giphy Keys is a GIF keyboard app done right
Giphy is launching Giphy Keys, its own standalone keyboard app today, which offers one of the best experiences we've seen in a GIF keyboard app on iOS.
By Karissa Bell
Facial recognition app used to shame sex workers in Russia
A sad and sadly inevitable use of technology
Get ready for a drone you can play games with
WowWee's new drone wants to fly inside and play games.
The Australian government decides it's really into Bitcoin
Is it because the creator of Bitcoin could be an Aussie?
By Ariel Bogle
