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Xbox flings open the door to competitive play with PC, PlayStation
Begun, the console wars have. For real this time.
Microsoft apologizes for confusion, says it will continue to support Bitcoin
Bad news for the cryptocurrency.
John Oliver perfectly explains the iPhone FBI encryption debate
There are funny parts in the video as well.
15-year old scoops $250,000 at World Drone Prix Dubai
Next year, disciplines will also include robotic swimming, running, wrestling and car racing.
By Associated Press
Finally, human wins Go match against AI AlphaGo program
Moral victory: Grandmaster says he found two weaknesses in AlphaGo. But computer still leads, 3-1.
How Google became the most valuable business in the world
Or, how Google learned to stop worrying and love a more sensible management structure.
Driverless cars could be tested on UK motorways in 2017
George Osborne has big plans for the technology.
By Liza Hearon
4 easy ways to type emoji on your Mac
Typing emoji on a Mac isn't so straightforward. Here's how.
By Pete Pachal
How AI can help predict the voting behavior of Supreme Court justices
We propose a way to model the Supreme Court using computer-based machine learning.
By Mohammad Raihanul Islam, K.S.M. Tozammel Hossain & Siddharth Krishnan
Man discovers ex-girlfriend's pregnancy through Google Play
He was "shocked" by the "surprise" news.
LG G5 phone and 'friends' are coming to the U.S. in early April
Unfortunately, we'll probably have to wait for the Rolling Bot a little longer.
Australian student's zero-emissions cargo motorcycle is pretty cool
This is a pretty neat way to get stuff moving around a bustling city.
By Johnny Lieu
A rubber band will let you tap and pay after a swim or surf
Telecommunications company Optus is pushing into the payment space with a rubber band that you can slap on your wrist to buy anything under A$100.
By Jenni Ryall
French aviator plans to fly from New York to Paris in a biofuel plane
The flight from New York to Paris will take 60 hours.
By Cailey Rizzo
A gold-plated Samsung Galaxy S7 can be yours for just $3,000
Where do we sign? Our bankruptcy papers, of course.
Twitter's stock has traumatized former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
Good job Twitter, you've successfully demoralized a promising young investor.
Americans are in denial about robots coming to take their jobs
The robot apocalypse seems so distant, you know?
Google's CFO quit his $5 million job to travel the world. Here's what he's doing now.
Patrick Pichette inspired thousands with his candid retirement memo about work/life balance. Here's what happened one year later.
Google AI goes 2:0 vs. human champion in momentous Go match
Lee Sedol needs three in a row, now.
Zuckerberg channels Iron Man to tell us Facebook has bought face-swapping tech
Pretty cool, Zuck. Now do a face swap!
Three-legged Ziggy the dog is walking again thanks to 3D printing
Ziggy had a rough start as a puppy, but 3D printing technology and a couple of clever people have helped him get up and running again.
By Johnny Lieu
Snapchat, Seagate among companies duped in tax-fraud scam
Tax-filing season is turning into a nightmare for thousands of employees whose companies have been duped by email fraudsters
By Associated Press
Edward Snowden says FBI's claim that only Apple can unlock an iPhone is 'horsesh*t'
“Respectfully, that’s horseshit.”
Hands on with a set of unusually designed Yamaha-made headphones
We go ears-on with these quirky but innovative Vie Shair headphones.
By Victoria Ho
