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Google introduces Goals, so you can finally become a better person
Let Google be your mentor.
By Ariel Bogle
So, it looks like Twitter is making its own food videos now
Media producers of how-to-make-tacos content beware: It looks like Twitter could be making its own food video play.
By Ariel Bogle
You can now apply (yes, apply) to buy the $450,000 Ford GT supercar
More than being able to afford the GT, buyers will also have to be good Ford brand ambassadors.
By Nick Jaynes
Here's how bots work on Facebook Messenger
Facebook's Messenger bots have finally arrived.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook Messenger bots are here and they want to kill apps
Will bots be the new apps? Facebook hopes so.
What the world could look like through Facebook augmented reality glasses
The F8 conference has people more excited than ever about VR, but the real heat is in AR.
There's no denying the wage gap with #EqualPayDay
Why it's important to remember that omen still earn less than men for similar work.
By Rebecca Ruiz
BIG-i robot looks like a trash can but is a lot more helpful
It's like having your own robo-Alfred
By Kellen Beck
Facebook hopes to kill the username and password
Facebook has a new way to help developers make creating new accounts a password-free experience.
Facebook will soon let everyone stream live video from any device
Facebook Live from a GoPro? It could happen.
You can now build bots for Facebook Messenger
Bots are hot; they could even be the future.
Mark Zuckerberg subtweets Donald Trump in moving Facebook speech
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a message for the Donald Trumps of the world.
By Pete Pachal
The HTC 10 is the first Android phone to officially support AirPlay
A little Apple compatibility.
By Raymond Wong
Intel tries to make online security fun with commercial full of Internet stars
Intel is tapping some of the Internet's biggest talents to make the case for its new online security product.
By Patrick Kulp
Tesla updates the Model S with Model X nose, faster charging, more décor
Starting Tuesday, the Model S now looks more like the Model X. Additionally, it now offers the Tesla HEPA air filtration system.
By Nick Jaynes
Google is quietly testing trending topics section for mobile search
It appears Google is quietly testing a new feature on mobile that shows trending search topics from within the search bar.
Oculus early adopters furious when orders get delayed for months
Future Oculus Rift owners are not happy about major delays to their pre-orders, and Oculus is staying quiet.
Microsoft adds QR codes to the Blue Screen of Death
Microsoft is finally updating the BSoD to make it a little more helpful.
IBM Watson enlists in the war on cancer
There's a lot of cancer data and research out there. Now some of it is getting the Watson cognitive computing treatment.
Facebook and Microsoft may have no gender pay gap, but Silicon Valley has work to do
Yet another study shows women are still making less than men in tech.
Stephen Hawking gets a million followers within 6 hours on his new Weibo account
Some in China see this as a triumph over services like Twitter, which Hawking is not on.
By Victoria Ho
Google, Facebook and Amazon may be forced to reveal tax haven activity
European Commission to propose new measures to tackle tax avoidance.
Ridesharing legalised in another Australian state, but Uber's not happy
Too much red tape.
By Ariel Bogle
