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North Carolina faces massive backlash after anti-LGBT law
North Carolina is facing an ever-growing wave of backlash.
Microsoft wants Azure to power the next gen of IoT devices
Windows developers now have more tools for serverless, cloud-based computing.
Why the Tesla Model 3 will make or break the company
The future of Tesla depends upon the $35,000 Model 3. Here's everything we know about the car before it's officially revealed to the world.
By Nick Jaynes
Passenger on hijacked EgyptAir plane makes excellent case for keeping his smuggled frozen chicken
Desperate logic, but not faulty.
By Heidi Moore
New MIT research opens door for password-free Wi-Fi
Anything that rids us of unnecessary passwords should be given a chance.
A dancing, laser beam-shooting robot aspires to teach kids how to code
The cute self-balancing triangular robot can be programmed with an iPad app, but is it enough to entice tykes to code?
By Elaine Ramirez
Google makes it really easy to embed 360-degree VR experiences
It boils down to adding a few lines of code.
FBI will help Arkansas prosecutors hack another iPhone
Once you hack, you never go back.
Here is the inevitable flying selfie stick
There is no limit to humankind's selfie obsession.
By Ariel Bogle
Get your first glimpse at a Roborace autonomous racecar
It's both aerodynamic and entertaining.
By Nick Jaynes
Australia gets tech accelerator to kickstart disability-focused startups
A new Australian startup accelerator aims to get smart, accessible technology in the hands of people who truly need it.
By Ariel Bogle
Oculus Rift teardown reveals many, many chips and a hidden microphone
Safe to say, people are *excited* about the Oculus Rift, and that includes taking it apart.
By Ariel Bogle
Unboxing Microsoft's HoloLens Development Edition
Microsoft officially unveiled the augmented reality headset packaging on Tuesday during the opening keynote for its Build 2016 developers conference.
HoloLens could get into finance with this VR workstation
A VR company decided to use HoloLens to build a financial system akin to the workstations futures traders use, but in a VR world.
Dyson's new smart fan will tell you the quality of the air you're breathing
Survey says your air quality is bad.
By Kellen Beck
Here's what would happen if the FBI tried to hack an Android phone
We attempted to replicate what the FBI had wanted to do on an Android phone and found some useful results.
By William Enck & Adwait Nadkarni
Jury finds faulty GM ignition switch did not cause crash, report says
Although the ignition switch was defective, it didn't cause the crash, the jury found.
By Nick Jaynes
Everything you need to know from Microsoft's Build 2016 event
From Windows 10 to HoloLens, here's a closer look at everything you need to know from Microsoft's Build 2016 developer conference.
By Raymond Wong
Microsoft is putting Cortana everywhere, except in new hardware
Microsoft has a plan to get you using its digital assistant.
Women aren't even getting many entry-level jobs in the tech industry
But don't call it a pipeline problem just yet.
Now any Xbox One can be used to develop games
Microsoft wants you to know it loves PC gaming.
This phone is so tough you can't saw or drill through it
It might as well be indestructible.
By Raymond Wong
Windows is getting improved pen support with Windows Ink
You can now use a pen on almost everything in Windows.
By Kellen Beck
KLM flight updates are now available directly in Facebook Messenger
Passengers can check their flight status and get boarding passes in Messenger.
