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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
Verizon buys AwesomenessTV stake, announces mobile video service
The news is awesome for Verizon.
By Saba Hamedy
Taco Bell is making a bot to let you order meals from Slack
The Taco Bell gods keep on giving.
By Karissa Bell
You can now rent an Aston Martin DB9 from Enterprise
Sadly, it doesn't come with a rocket launcher.
By Nick Jaynes
This startup uses AI to automatically create videos out of articles
Syndacast predicts that 74 percent of all Internet traffic in 2017 will be video.
By Judith Balea
Flying in economy could come with huge, 21-inch screens in the future
Big screens would definitely help make flying in economy more pleasant.
By Raymond Wong
7 tips to help you enjoy the HTC Vive without frustration
The Vive is great, but new technology is tricky. Read on for some helpful advice.
8 innovations that could actually make airplanes more comfortable
The future of plane travel may not be so bleak after all, if these designs get their way.
By Marisa Garcia
Huawei's P9 and P9 Plus flagships come with dual Leica cameras
And several gold color options.
There are lots of problems with airplane Wi-Fi, but speed isn't one of them
There are a lot of reasons why airplane Wi-Fi is frustrating.
By Marisa Garcia
LG G5 is extremely easy to tear down, repair
We sort of suspected this, but it's good to know.
Some people are still using 2G phones, and not for the reasons you'd expect
"I don't understand why people want half an iPad attached to their face?"
By Ariel Bogle
Uber wants more senior drivers on the road in Australia
Grampa Simpson take the wheel.
By Ariel Bogle
Sadistic covers of kids' books clearly better than books themselves
"Systemic oppression will be our little secret."
Uber wants to try letting more people in developed countries pay by cash
The company is starting with Singapore, its first developed country to get cash payments.
By Victoria Ho
Comedian Jen Kirkman takes on street harassment with powerful retweets
Kirkman said she retweeted people's experiences "because it gives every woman a voice."
By Rebecca Ruiz
Microsoft's Surface Phones could be delayed until 2017
Microsoft's next flagship mobile device may not ship until 2017.
