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Drone reportedly collides with passenger plane in London
On Sunday, a pilot said he believed a drone flew right into the front of British Airways plane as he was landing in London.
By Jenni Ryall
Aussie commuters could soon catch the bus using a credit card
Forget the Opal Card, soon all you'll need for your morning commute could be a credit card.
By Ariel Bogle
9 Google Goals for your path to self-improvement
Use the new extension of Google Calendar to become a better you.
The making of David Attenborough's virtual reality tour of the Great Barrier Reef
"We've given you a David-eye view of the reef."
By Ariel Bogle
The art of finding work-life balance with your smartphone
Your phone doesn't have to be the work-life balance killer.
Apple opens up on how it approaches security following FBI battle
A deep-dive into how Apple approaches the security of the iPhone and iOS.
The saga of the Coolest cooler: How a Kickstarter campaign goes south
It would be cool if they shipped soon.
By Kellen Beck
The CIA is very interested in your tweets and Instagram photos
The investments appear to reflect the CIA’s increasing focus on monitoring social media.
By Lee Fang
5 awesome apps every driver should download
From finding the best driving roads to the cheapest gas, these apps will improve car ownership.
By Nick Jaynes
What should we expect from Facebook in the next 10 years?
Facebook gave us a glimpse into the future, and it's filled with bots, live video and A.I.
By MJ Franklin
White House wants FCC to break up cable box monopolies
President Obama wants you to stop paying cable box rental fees as much as you do.
Facebook is testing a big change to your news feed
More news may be coming to your Facebook news feed.
Huawei goes after Samsung with its own Gear VR clone
Companies are now copying Samsung for a change.
By Raymond Wong
Facebook Live is the next big thing in media — after the last big thing (and the thing before that)
"It's going to replace live television."
Ossic headphones create 3D audio unique to you
They're smart headphones that measure your anatomy and your position in space to place you inside the soundscape.
Apple accidentally refers to OS X as MacOS in new document
Could Apple's next major version of OS X be called MacOS?
Apple may let developers pay for App Store search results, report says
Apple may soon be radically changing the way it deals with developers in its App Store.
By Karissa Bell
Microsoft sues U.S. to inform customers of secret data requests
In the latest clash over privacy rights in the digital age, Microsoft is suing the U.S. government over a federal law that allows authorities to examine customer emails or online files without the individual's knowledge.
The Kindle Oasis looks like a great e-reader. But I won’t buy it.
When even I'm turning away from the new Kindle, you have a problem.
This 'invisible' ghost train will hit the tracks in Tokyo around 2018
It's not really invisible, it's just super reflective.
By Nick Jaynes
Instagram now has 'featured' video channels, of course
Video continues to eat the web.
GoPro cameras are about to get a lot more useful
You may soon have a lot more options to control your GoPro.
By Karissa Bell
The FBI isn't sure how hackers got into that San Bernardino iPhone
The FBI probably doesn't know how Israeli hackers got into a coveted iPhone belonging to a San Bernardino, California extremist, and they may never find out.
Facebook's branded bots have potential, but there's a long way to go
Facebook is betting big that bots are the future.
By Patrick Kulp
