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Facebook asks people nowhere near Pakistan explosion if they're OK
People in the U.S., U.K. and Lebanon were notified by Facebook Safety Check.
We tested the Samsung Galaxy S7 on spring's hottest glitter makeup
Whichever camera creates a better selfie, we're all over it.
By David Yi
Who can hack an iPhone for the FBI? Clues point to Cellebrite in Israel.
All eyes are on Israeli cybersecurity company Cellebrite, whose past connections and recent movements suggest it may be the FBI's white knight.
By Uri Blau
Woman's hilariously edited travel photos just won her a dream vacation
Where in the world is Seve Gat?
By Chloe Bryan
Sick of those unwanted wedding pics on Facebook? This app may be your answer.
The startup, which is all set to go live by the end of March, calls itself a photo discovery platform and allows users to sieve through content as per their tastes.
By Nivedita Bhattacharjee
Samsung and Apple have traded places, and the Chinese are next in line
It's been a long time coming.
Snapchat reportedly snaps up Bitmoji app maker Bitstrips for $100 million
Looks like personalized emoji are coming to Snapchat.
Demolition team tears down wrong house, blames Google Maps
They said it was "no big deal."
Top Twitter users throw a surprise 10th birthday party -- Biz Please No. 10
Mashable executive editor Jim Roberts, New York Magazine writer Rembert Browne, comedian Alison Leiby and bestselling author Shea Serrano join Seth, Heidi and Jason for our biggest episode yet.
Self-driving cars are real, but they're not solving mysteries yet
But we have semi-autonomous cars on the road today.
Mark Zuckerberg posts baby picture to encourage active, loving fathers
"Most important meeting of the day."
Creative dad creates downhill mountain bike simulator for his daughter
Thankfully the biker in the video never falls.
By Ryan Creamer
Baidu built an A.I. that predicts dangerous crowds and stampedes
In a new academic paper, Baidu researchers detail a computer system that uses Baidu Maps data to predict areas where dangerous crowds could be forming, and warn people — users, authorities, or both — in advance.
By C. Custer
Grubhub now has food-themed emoji
There's finally a way to express just how hangry you are.
Sony wants to bring your favorite PlayStation games to mobile
ForwardWorks will be bringing "full-fledged game titles" to the smart device markets in Asia.
Airbus unveils the plane cabin that social media built
Because even aircraft manufacturers know those patent concepts are terrible.
By Marisa Garcia
Line chat app to launch mobile Internet service with free access to Facebook and Twitter
Messaging app giant Line revealed Thursday that it’s set to launch a mobile internet service using its own SIM cards.
By Steven Millward
It's war: A hedge fund goes after Yahoo's entire board of directors
Hedge fund Starboard Value has been clamoring for change at Yahoo for a while
Explore the sounds of New York, London and Barcelona in these gorgeous maps
Who knew a sound map could be so visually attractive?
5 women inventors you can thank for making your life so much easier
Also, call your mom.
By Andrea Romano, Alisa Stern and Vicky Leta
Instagram's website actually becomes useful with new notifications tab
Finally! Now, about that Explore tab...
Apple's iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro are now up for pre-order
The devices will arrive in stores on March 31.
Dear Jeremy Corbyn, here are the best apps and programs to keep track of your enemies list
As an embarrassing episode from Jeremy Corbyn's staff shows, It's time to upgrade your enemies list.
A Google Chrome extension will reword your insults
In an attempt to make people think before trolling, an educational tool has been pushed out in Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
