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Viber brings encrypted chats to its 700 million users
And the U.S. government can't do a damn thing about it.
These are the U.S. companies that pay the most in 2016
Some more bad news for liberal arts majors.
McDonald's is installing Samsung tablets in most of its UK outlets
Feed your addiction to technology alongside that of fast food.
By Liza Hearon
EU thinks Google might be forcing its apps onto users
The EU suspects Android might be giving preferential treatment to Google's own products.
Lazy Australians, should you order lunch from UberEats?
"Alistair to food. Not food to Alistair."
By Ariel Bogle
These futuristic driverless pods will run on Singapore's roads by end of the year
The pods will be able to travel within campuses and will bring people to school and work.
By Victoria Ho
Samsung launches pink gold versions of Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge
Pink gold is the new rose gold.
Chinese tycoon flaunts wealth by going shopping with 8 robotic maids
Who needs bodyguards?
By Alicia Tan
Ford sends its new F-150 Special Service truck into the line of duty
There's room for a K-9 unit in the cab, too.
By Nick Jaynes
Apple's new App Store website hints at bigger changes on the way
Apple has rolled out a new website for App Store developers.
By Karissa Bell
Bentley just commissioned a colorful convertible fit for Austin Powers
It's showy, but it's for a good cause.
By Nick Jaynes
Sorry, but Apple's updated MacBook is a huge disappointment
Apple wasted an entire year.
By Raymond Wong
Intel just cut 12,000 jobs
The company is coming to terms with the decline in computer sales.
By The Associated Press
Yahoo says it has made 'substantial progress' toward a sale
Marissa Mayer has fought the good fight, and not that fight might be ending.
Snapchat iOS update adds motion-tracking emoji and lens support for old iPhones
Snapchat just upgraded the emoji in its IOS app in a big way.
By Karissa Bell
Beverly Hills plans to use autonomous vehicles for public transportation
The city wants to develop relationships with Google and Tesla for the program.
By Nick Jaynes
This bike disguised as a car is a brilliant geek dream come true
The PodRide turns your bike into a car... kind of.
PillDrill blends habit and tech for 21st century medicating
No more forgetting your meds.
This Mark Zuckerberg interview from 2005 features no hoodie, but a whole lot of beer
The interview features a video of a Zuckerberg interview during the very early days of Facebook back when it was called TheFacebook.com and the company kept a keg in its very casual office.
Phillip the duck lost his flippers, so someone 3D-printed him new ones
Fashionable and functional.
By Kellen Beck
4 questions about the rumored 'PlayStation 4.5' you should be asking
It seems certain that a PS4 upgrade of some sort is coming. Here's what you should listen for from Sony.
This smart mattress tells you if your partner is cheating
Sleep tracking is nothing new, but one company wants to track when your mattress is being used -- and you’re not home.
The pink MacBook is real, y'all
Apple's 12-inch MacBook got a new processor, graphics and speedier memory, but it still has only one USB Type-C port.
