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One lucky guy already got his Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, and he has videos to prove it
Well, that was early!
Raspberry Pi 3 has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a faster processor
And it still costs only $35.
Tesla Summon launches in Australia so your car can finally park itself
Ever bashed your car door trying to get out in a tight spot? Tesla has the answer, if you can afford the car, of course.
By Ariel Bogle
Android charms everyone with rock, paper, scissors anti-bullying message during the Oscars
Rock, paper, scissors gets serious in Android Oscars ad.
By Patrick Kulp
13 genius ways Slack can help plan your wedding
How the messaging app can help make planning less hectic.
By Lyz Lenz
Shark-spotting drones to patrol the skies above Australian beaches
Australian lifesavers work hard to protect beachgoers from hazards such as dangerous rips and sharks, but they are about to get some extra help from the sky.
By Ariel Bogle
Are Seoul's plans for citywide free Wi-Fi necessary?
The city's 10 million residents are already incredibly connected.
By Victoria Ho
Samsung's 256GB flash memory chips are coming to high-end smartphones
Good news for everyone who constantly has to battle "not enough space" messages on their smartphone.
Facebook's new glossy mobile ads are ready for their close up
Imagine: ads you actually want to see.
Apple thinks the word 'click' looks a lot like ...
Apple really wants its site to be SFW.
Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon now plan to support Apple in court in its fight with FBI
Tech companies unite to help one of their own.
Microsoft backs Apple in FBI case
Apple can now count Microsoft as an ally in its legal fight with the FBI.
By Pete Pachal
Apple vs. the FBI: Why the stakes have never been higher
We can learn a lot about Apple's clash with the FBI by looking at history. However, the nature of the smartphone will take the consequences to whole new level.
By S. Gregory Boyd
AT&T wants to bask in the social good glow of Toms shoes in Oscars ad
The carrier and the shoe brand are teaming up for the Academy Awards.
By Patrick Kulp
This is the week the robot-controlled future arrived in all its terrifying glory
Google robots push back, Facebook's Oculus lulls us into a stupor and flying cars move closer to reality.
Even Apple might not be able to crack open its next iPhone
Apple is reportedly working on making it nearly impossible to break into an iPhone.
Uber launches motorcycle ride service in Thailand
Now you can Uber your way through Bangkok on the back of a motorcycle.
Xiaomi Mi 5 is a flagship smartphone with a really low price
It's here, and it starts at about $305. Not bad for a Snapdragon 820 phone.
Jerk human beats up Boston Dynamics robot
When robots inevitably take over the world, remember this video.
Smartphones and virtual reality just became inseparable
All the big mobile players are betting on VR.
'Election confessions' reveals how depressed Americans are about this weird 2016 race
How are you feeling about the election? NBC News wants to know.
If Yahoo had a dating profile, this would be it
After years of flirting, Yahoo is finally ready to settle down.
Skip Seamless? This app connects people with home cooks.
Ending the day with a home cooked meal that you order via your iPhone may soon be a delectable reality.
Tech stocks are crashing this year, if you haven't noticed
Technology stocks are officially doing worse than the stock market at large.
