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Twitter makes it easier to report abusive tweetstorms
Twitter is changing the way you report social media abuse.
Swarovski's activity tracker is the most bling you'll bring to the gym
The Swarovski tracker is pretty much a more bling-ed out version of the Misfit Shine.
By Alicia Tan
Traffic lights in the ground help phone zombies avoid traffic
"The normal traffic light isn’t in the line of sight of many pedestrians these days."
By Tim Chester
The streaming war claims a new casualty: Quickflix is going under
How many can survive?
By Ariel Bogle
Tilt, the social payments app for millennials, launches in Australia
Cash free campuses.
By Ariel Bogle
Obama trying VR headset with googly eyes proves he can make anything look cool
POTUS can make anything look cool. Anything.
By Raymond Wong
This super-fast Chinese EV is still slower than a 'Ludicrous' Tesla
It will do 0-60 mph in 3.0 seconds.
By Nick Jaynes
Audi's 400-horsepower TT RS is a tech-heavy, no-compromise sports car
It'll even offers tweet dictation while you drive.
By Nick Jaynes
Makerbot stops making its own 3D printers
Future Makerbot Replicator 3D printers will soon be made by another company.
Audi's connected mobility concept has an electric scooter in its bumper
Yes, the scooter is included.
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook is reportedly working on a Snapchat-like camera app -- again
Facebook may be working on yet another Snapchat clone.
By Karissa Bell
Lego's crazy-detailed Porsche 911 GT3 RS has moving engine parts
The attention to detail is mind blowing.
By Nick Jaynes
Google's unusually close relationship with the White House raises lots of questions
No other public company approaches this degree of intimacy with government.
By David Dayen
Apple's new ads show off 4K video, Touch ID and Neil Patrick Harris
Apple's latest iPhone ads show-off Touch ID and 4K video footage. Oh yeah, Neil Patrick Harris makes a cameo too.
A day inside one of the world's most secretive iPhone factories
An exclusive look into a plant where Apple addressed claims of excess overtime.
By Shai Oster
There's growing paranoia that Apple's iPhone sales are going to fall off a cliff
Apple makes a lot of different stuff, but only one thing really matters -- the iPhone.
Microsoft's new iPhone keyboard makes it easier to text with one hand
All thanks to a little "arc".
By Raymond Wong
Hotter than the sun: GE’s hot sauce combines the world's hottest peppers and science
Habanero is the least spicy thing in 10^32 Kelvin.
By Kellen Beck
Watch the rose gold MacBook torn down to bits (hint: it's pink on the inside, too)
Retina MacBook teardown reveals that rose gold reaches deeper than the surface. Of your heart.
Bullied parrot finds new confidence with 3D-printed beak
The cockatoo found itself ostracised by its peers, due to its broken beak.
By Alicia Tan
Xiaomi's Mi Max phablet is somehow supposed to fit in your pocket
We don't know exactly how big it's going to be, but we know it'll be between 5.7 and 7.9 inches.
Aussies warned to keep drones away from ANZAC Day celebrations
Keep them at home, folks.
By Ariel Bogle
Samsung Galaxy Note 6 could have curved screen and huge battery
Curved screens are becoming a Samsung staple.
By Raymond Wong
Why messaging bots are a looming security threat
How do you tell a bad bot from a good bot?
By Karissa Bell
