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Reminder: Your Netflix bill might go up soon
Longtime subscribers will have to pay more next month.
By Patrick Kulp
An exploding watermelon is the biggest thing to ever happen on Facebook Live
A watermelon and several hundred rubber bands just helped prove why Facebook is betting so heavily on live video.
By Karissa Bell
Cookie Monster and Siri bake cookies in these iPhone 6s ad outtakes
Turns out a behind-the-scenes look at Cookie Monster's latest Apple advert is just as cute as the original.
By Laura Vitto
Watch the first certified drone-helicopter hybrid take flight
It's a drone! It's a helicopter! It's Volocopter!
By Kellen Beck
The government wants to reverse an important ruling on iPhone encryption
The government still wants into that iPhone. No, the other iPhone.
By Pete Pachal
You can now try the HTC Vive at a few GameStop and Microsoft stores
Try before you buy.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter overhauls its board to be more than a 'country club of old white guys'
Twitter adds two new board members. One of them actually uses Twitter.
New Apple Watch bands are next level stylish
Hermes designed luxury bands to elevate your timepiece.
By David Yi
Apple filed a patent for a MacBook keyboard without keys
Excellent. There are too many keys on our keyboards, anyways.
Facebook Messenger now lets you start a chat by scanning profile codes
So, just like Snapcodes?
Toyota calls this all-wooden roadster concept a 'time machine'
Toyota's all-wood Setsuna concept aims to remind people of the deep bond families can form with cars.
By Nick Jaynes
Tesla snapped up more than 325,000 Model 3 pre-orders in a week
One week into the pre-order process, Tesla Motors says it has received more than 325,000 pre-orders for its mass-market Model 3.
By Nick Jaynes
Chrome notifications on Mac are moving to the Notification Center
Another extraneous feature bites the dust.
By Kellen Beck
The original Jeep was patented 75 years ago today
The U.S. Patent office awarded the patent for the original Jeep on April 7th, 1942.
By Nick Jaynes
Finding a friend through an app may sound awkward, but it's not
When the dating app Bumble launched its BFF feature in early March – which, instead of finding romantic partners for users, finds friends – I wanted to learn more.
FBI ‘pretty confident’ iPhone hack only works on iPhone 5C running iOS 9
This isn't a hack for every iPhone.
A new high-tech Australian zoo wants to feed animals with drones
Sydney Zoo wants to be a high-tech animal park, both for visitors and for the animals.
By Ariel Bogle
Volvo plans to test 100 autonomous cars on public roads in China
China wants to lead the way on self-driving cars. And Volvo is here to help.
By Nick Jaynes
Aussies couldn't get enough data in late 2015. 1.71 million terabytes worth.
Shout out to the 93,000 people who still have a dial-up connection.
By Ariel Bogle
Reddit launches new block tools to help temper harassment
Reddit's new tool will make it easier for users to block harassers and trolls.
Scientists 3D print a robot that walks away when complete
This hydraulic robot -- made of solids and liquids -- was 3D printed in one pass.
Missing the Defender? Land Rover can now sell you a factory-restored 1948 Series I
Land Rover is restoring 25 Series I trucks to original 1948 factory specifications using Land Rover Classic Parts.
By Nick Jaynes
