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Hey New Yorkers, your drunken tweets were dissected by machines for science
Computers know where you sent your drunk tweets from.
Not all women in tech have to be coders, but it helps
"We're seeing people come up through the ranks from marketing, from mathematics, from HR."
By Ariel Bogle
Telstra goes down again, people can't drink beer or catch Ubers
Australia is down. Help.
By Jenni Ryall
Safe smartphones to be given to Australian domestic violence victims
For many women who are victims of domestic violence, the technology they use everyday can become yet another medium of abuse.
By Ariel Bogle
Video thank you notes eliminate snail mail
App ThankView sends personalized, video thank you cards via email.
Ben Affleck, Matt Damon launch 'Runner' reality competition on go90
Get ready to run -- or chase.
By Saba Hamedy
This smartwatch mock-up puts lunch and retractable chopsticks on your wrist
If you believe this ad, carrying your lunch on your wrist might soon be a thing.
Google says 77% of its traffic is encrypted
Still, Google is doing much better than some other Internet giants.
Uber's newest feature lets an entire family share one account
Teenagers just lost another excuse for not coming home on time.
Watch this credit card skimmer attempt a heist in just three seconds
All is takes is a few seconds and your innocent faith in human kindness.
Researchers work on ways to keep planes ice-free
Deice is back with a brand new invention.
By Cailey Rizzo
The 21 most irritating Slack pet peeves
Please wait 'til our morning coffee to use "@here."
First Cambodian gets jailed over anti-government Facebook post
Political science undergrad Kong Raya has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.
By Victoria Ho
HTC teases 'world class, world first' cameras on HTC 10
HTC's new flagship might be a treat for photo enthusiasts.
Virtual home app to help people with dementia
A new Australian app uses 3D simulations of a home environment to help people living with dementia.
By Ariel Bogle
Pennsylvania man charged with hacking celebrities' nude photos
The Apple celebrity photo hacking case is close to an end.
Smartphone clip-on turns your iPhone into a high-powered microscope
Scientific research power is now something you can toss into your pocket.
Google's new campus looks like heaven -- at least for people who like camping
Google's new office campus looks like a large circus tent.
Samsung's social network Waffle is a bit like multiplayer Snapchat
This could be interesting.
Indonesia moves to ban taxi apps, as China tries to legalize them
A tale of two countries.
By Victoria Ho
Google's AlphaGo wins final Go game against Lee Sedol
The final score: 4:1 for AlphaGo.
Case seeking to block Pirate Bay in Australia will be the first of many
The first test of the Australian government's new site blocking law has begun.
By Ariel Bogle
