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Facebook rolls out Messenger, Instagram for Windows 10
Facebook delivers its promised Windows 10 native apps.
The first four apps with Apple CareKit hit the App Store
The first four iOS apps with Apple's new CareKit framework are now available as a part of a greater effort to empower people to play an active role and better track their own medical conditions.
Delta orders 75 jets from Bombardier in victory for Canadian manufacturer
It's a win for Bombardier.
HP's gorgeous Chromebook 13 is thinner, lighter than MacBook Pro
Chromebooks go sexy.
By Raymond Wong
Instagram tells Littergram app to change its name
Littergram's owner has recorded a video plea to Mark Zuckerberg.
By Tim Chester
19 times people went next level with Siri
"I asked Siri to go to prom with me...She said no."
Pinterest launches featured collections as international growth soars
The company hopes this new feature will help fuel its international expansion.
By Karissa Bell
Genius new Google Calendar feature chooses the ideal time for your meetings
The new Find a time feature makes sure everyone is free to attend a meeting before you schedule one.
Tinder Social gets a beating for outing users to Facebook friends
Well, this is problematic.
By Ariel Bogle
Oppo and Vivo replace Xiaomi and Lenovo on the top smartphone makers list
The smartphone landscape is changing.
Microsoft had no hand in making this tearjerking viral Xbox commercial
The video is based on a moving story from a YouTube commenter.
By Patrick Kulp
Apple Pay now available to ANZ customers in Australian banking first
One down, three to go.
By Ariel Bogle
Snapchat sued over filter allegedly involved in high-speed car wreck
Don't use your phone while driving, please.
By Kellen Beck
FBI won't tell Apple how it got into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone
The FBI isn't going to tell Apple how it hacked into that iPhone.
Facebook cements status as a mobile juggernaut with $4.2 billion in ad revenue
Facebook is winning at mobile ads as its competitors continue to struggle.
By Patrick Kulp
This Chrome extension blocks the names and faces of mass shooters
In an attempt to give the shooters Zero Minutes of Fame.
#Womancard takes aim at Donald Trump's controversial comments
Twitter users try to educate Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump on what it really means to play the "woman's card."
By Rebecca Ruiz
Apple needs a hot new product, and it can't be another iPhone
Apple has a lot of options for getting back on track and not all of them are about building better hardware.
Land Rover's Discovery Sport can help you find your lost belongings
It can't help if you forget where you parked, though.
By Nick Jaynes
Samsung's Gear 360 VR camera gets a release date (in Korea and Singapore)
Samsung is finally giving its consumer 3600-degree VR camera a release date.
By Karissa Bell
Spending a lot of time on Facebook and Instagram could be making you depressed, study finds
A U.S. study recently found a strong and significant association between social media use and depression.
By Mark Widdowson
