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Job hunting? This will help get your social media profiles recruiter-ready.
Whether you use social media platforms to build your personal brand, keep in touch with contacts or build an online portfolio, you can’t let them sit there, unattended and neglected.
By Alex Honeysett
Chinese users rattled by Twitter hiring former state-affiliated exec as its China chief
Kathy Chen's former history working for the Chinese military has sent waves across the Twittersphere.
By Victoria Ho
Finally, UberX is coming to Sydney Airport
Travellers flying into Sydney Airport, Australia, will soon be able to jump in an UberX to cruise to their destination.
By Jenni Ryall
Apple Pay comes to Singapore
It's Amex-only for now, but Visa will be supported "soon."
By Victoria Ho
Groom crashes rented $342,000 Ferrari into wall on his wedding day
That's how you turn the best day of your life into the worst.
By Nick Jaynes
Android may be getting its own version of 3D Touch
Android users may soon get their own version of Apple's 3D Touch.
By Karissa Bell
The Apple Car is being developed in Germany, report says
It will reportedly be built there, too.
By Nick Jaynes
The 2016 Chevy Cruze proves affordable cars don't have to be boring
With all the tech on board, the Cruze feels like a much more expensive car.
By Nick Jaynes
NYPD's anti-encryption #UnlockJustice campaign fails big time
The NYPD should probably stop with the hashtag campaigns.
Verizon and Hearst miss memo on doomed digital media, buy Complex Media
After a week of bad news, digital media scores a win.
We're approaching the end of Yahoo as we know it
For all the hope Marissa Mayer brought to Yahoo, it never really had a coherent mobile strategy.
LinkedIn's career app helps college students land their first jobs
When can we start swiping for jobs?
By Kellen Beck
Slack, you've got company. WeChat just launched its own office messaging app.
WeChat Enterprise is free and currently only available in Chinese via apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and OS X.
By Erik Crouch
Facebook Messenger chief: It will be years before everyone has M
Looks like we'll have to wait a lot longer for Facebook's AI assistant M.
By Karissa Bell
This stylish smartwatch is the first with Alexa voice commands
It costs less than an Apple Watch, too.
By Raymond Wong
How Amazon became a serious competitor for Netflix
Spoiler alert: Both Amazon and Netflix will probably succeed.
Thin, flexible 'sheet camera' could turn any surface into a camera
In the future, any surface could become a camera.
By Raymond Wong
'Counter-Strike' running on Android is both amazing and pointless
No one would ever play the game seriously on a touchscreen, but it's wild to see it actually running.
Learn how to, like, communicate better with this app
How many times did you say "you know" in that job interview?
Australia's postal service is now testing delivery drones
Impulse purchases falling from the sky.
By Ariel Bogle
Steve Wozniak is not sure he trusts Uber to do the right thing
The Woz isn't so into Uber.
By Ariel Bogle
