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Oculus VR faces a consumer revolt as the Rift heads to retail
The Oculus community is in an uproar over the company's plans for a retail release while months-old pre-orders remain unfulfilled.
HP's new 2-in-1 laptops are inspired by Nike Flyknit sneakers
You'll either love the design or hate it.
By Raymond Wong
Publishers using ad blocker blockers to be 'named and shamed'
Technology used to block ad blockers can be in breach of EU privacy laws.
Global tech companies to pay up as Australia gets its own 'Google Tax'
Time to pay the piper.
By Ariel Bogle
Tesla tested Model X's Bioweapon Defense Mode, and it performed admirably
Tesla says the Model X's bioweapon defense mode can save you from a "military grade bio attack."
Sleek smart clasp gives your analog watch a brain
Adding brains to your existing watch never looked this good.
By Victoria Ho
Not many are convinced Craig Wright is the real 'Father of Bitcoin'
The identity of Bitcoin's creator is far from settled.
New version of Google Keyboard has a useful one-handed texting mode
Great for texting unless you have already have huge hands.
By Raymond Wong
Trump's 'woman's card' insult inspires hugely successful Kickstarter campaign
Two enterprising siblings created a deck of cards that pay tribute to powerful and influential women.
By Rebecca Ruiz
All the people who dressed like robots at the Met Gala
They took space grey really literally.
Bitcoin businesses want to stop talking about the creator, thank you very much
Bitcoin for your thoughts?
WhatsApp is blocked in Brazil -- again
Facebook's WhatsApp has been blocked in Brazil for 72 hours, following a judge's ruling.
By Karissa Bell
Sony filed a patent for contact lenses that take photos
Even creepier than Google Glass.
By Kellen Beck
YouTube star Casey Neistat takes a second shot with his Beme video app
After a viral start, Beme finds its groove as a work in progress.
Man tracks down lost iPad with technology and balloons
That's one way to use "Find My iPhone."
By Cailey Rizzo
Researchers hack Samsung SmartThings, exposing vulnerabilities
Are smart home devices too smart for their own good?
The Air Case is the ultra-thin battery case Apple should have made
It's the world's thinnest battery case for the iPhone.
By Raymond Wong
YouTube is testing a flatter website design with less text, more images
Inspired by Android's Material design language.
By Raymond Wong
LG's new fingerprint sensor doesn't need a button
LG's new fingerprint sensor is placed under a glass surface instead of button.
The father of Bitcoin revealed: Craig Wright says he's Satoshi Nakamoto
A new report claims the real Satoshi Nakamoto just stood up.
Terrifying Wi-Fi hotspot name causes chaos on Qantas plane
A Qantas flight in Australia was delayed for more than two hours due to a concerning Wi-Fi username.
By Jenni Ryall
White, old man offers tech panel seat to anyone who isn't white, old man
An all-white, all-male tech panel? Shocking.
By Ariel Bogle
CIA marks Bin Laden mission anniversary by 'live-tweeting' operation
The agency relived the historic operation via social media to mark its fifth anniversary
