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Amazon Echo is finally in Best Buy
Amazon is finally selling its always-listening "digital assistant" device in Best Buy, along with other retail outlets.
Apple's new iPad Pro teardown proves it's tightly packed and hard to repair
It's very tightly packed.
Siri wants to be the biggest baseball geek in the world
Eat your heart out, stats lovers.
By Kellen Beck
A man built this $50,000 robot that resembles Scarlett Johansson
Who said Samantha from "Her" doesn't exist?
By Alicia Tan
Virtual reality is helping scientists to protect endangered jaguars
Travel to the Amazon without leaving the couch.
By Ariel Bogle
Elon Musk promises a spaceship interior for Tesla Model 3
We've got a fever, and the prescription is more cowbell.
The cordless workstation is a DIY enthusiast's dream come true
Even Tim "The Toolman" Taylor would be impressed.
Steve Wozniak says today's Silicon Valley cares too much about money
Mashable sits down with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
By Patrick Kulp and Karissa Bell
Network speed strained as Aussies' break Telstra's free data day record
Making out like bandits.
By Ariel Bogle
Teleport will tell you where to live when you get sick of your annoying city
Where do you want to live?
Tesla Model 3 vs. Chevrolet Bolt: Battle of the long-range EVs
The battle of the affordable, long-range EVs has begun.
By Nick Jaynes
Forget the salt: These 4 out-of-the-box tricks will make your food taste better
There are some pretty weird ways to fool tastebuds into a heightened sense of gustatory bliss. Here’s how.
By Dana Poblete
The greatness of Fedora Guy and other Microsoft Build highlights
This week on MashTalk, Lance calls in from Microsoft Build to break down everything Microsoft announced at its annual developer conference.
Siri now responds appropriately to sexual assaults
Siri now suggests reaching out for help.
By Kellen Beck
Tesla has brought in $180M (not $7.5B) on Model 3 pre-orders
Though Elon might tell you otherwise.
By Nick Jaynes
T-Mobile creates a helmet to help you get your binge on everywhere
T-Mobile doesn't want you to ever stop binge-watching content your phone. EVER.
Here are three great things that launched around April 1 and improved everyone's life
Sometimes -- just sometimes -- real stuff happens on April 1.
Microsoft HoloLens: Does anyone know where it’s going?
The manual for HoloLens may as well read ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
If you're poor, now you can get a subsidy for Internet access
Low-income Americans can receive $9.25 a month for broadband
By Kellen Beck
Here's why Apple is flying a pirate flag to celebrate its 40th anniversary
As Apple turns 40, the company shows it is in touch with its roots.
Yuppies terrified after 'news' that Trader Joe's is closing forever
Oh God please don't take our Two-Buck Chuck.
By Patrick Kulp
LG's G5 ad with Jason Statham is not an April Fools' joke, but it could be
This one is a treat for Jason Statham fans.
North Korea officially blocks Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
Instagram is not on the new list.
By The Associated Press
The Mountain from 'Game of Thrones' launches mineral water that makes you strong
Not as strong as the Mountain, however. That's just impossible.
