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Snapchat adds 'Purple Rain' geofilter to honor Prince
That didn’t take long. Soon after news broke that Prince died on Thursday, Snapchat rolled out a “Purple Rain”-inspired geofilter to honor the legendary artist.
Acer's huge, 10-pound gaming laptop is VR-ready
Now you can take your Oculus Rift or HTC Vive with you on the go.
By Raymond Wong
Uber launches new facial recognition feature in China
Facial recognition will be used to confirm a driver’s identity during registration, and will also be part of periodic spot checks in the app.
By Erik Crouch
Volvo wants to sell 1 million electrified vehicles by 2025
It will launch its first EV in 2019.
By Nick Jaynes
Did you know Prince actually invented this crazy custom keytar?
Prince's talents didn't end at performing.
By Pete Pachal
Apple’s new patent wants to stop your headphones from cutting out
Say goodbye to your insufferable white earbuds.
By Kellen Beck
Acer's cheap Android phone has a huge battery that can last for days
The battery's larger than flagship phones from Samsung and Apple that cost 3x as much.
By Raymond Wong
Acer unveils its own Surface Pro clone and new Windows 10 laptops
Everyone's making a Surface Pro-like 2-in-1 hybrid now.
By Raymond Wong
Tell your Facebook friends how you're celebrating the Queen's birthday
Post a royal status update.
By Liza Hearon
Facebook opens Philippines office
Over 91% of the country's connected generation are on Facebook.
By Victoria Ho
A simple Chrome trick to help you get your hands on the hottest festival tickets
Because the anxiety of buying tickets is the worst part of the festival experience.
By Johnny Lieu
Opera now has free and unlimited VPN built into its browser
Users can use the VPN to hide their locations and access blocked sites.
By Victoria Ho
Uber mocks Australian state's stiff fines, takes away the Ubers
Imagine a world without Uber? Okay, now come back to 2016. Unless you are in Queensland, Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
Australia says it can hack enemies as it invests $230 million in cyber security
The Australian government is watching and has the means to launch a cyber attack.
By Jenni Ryall
Daimler and BMW reportedly walk away from Apple Car development talks
Who will help build the iCar now?
By Nick Jaynes
Facebook adds free group calling to Messenger
Move over Skype, Facebook Messenger is beefing up its calling features in a big way.
By Karissa Bell
Ford paid $200,000 for a Tesla Model X — $55,000 more than the normal price
"If you’re going to be one of the early buyers, you’re probably going to pay well over list."
By Dana Hull and Keith Naughton
Chinese tech giant could take on Tesla with this sleek luxury EV
There was no mention of range or pricing, though.
By Nick Jaynes
Chrome reaches 1 billion monthly mobile users with 50th release
Here's to 50 more iterations.
By Kellen Beck
LG's 360 Cam makes it easy to take 360-degree photos and videos
The camera's not perfect, but it is pretty affordable and simple to use.
Say goodbye to Xbox 360 as Microsoft ceases production
After 10 successful years, Microsoft says goodbye to the beloved gaming console.
Leaking info is easy, hard to stop: Inside the Panama Papers
How exactly are these breaches carried out?
By Karuna Pande Joshi
