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This photo of Mark Zuckerberg with a VR army is disturbingly Orwellian
He's watching all of us.
By Pete Pachal
We tried out a flexible LCD bracelet, and it was the geekiest thing ever
It kinda looks like an LCD cast.
New Airbus patent shows adjustable benches for passengers of all sizes
Even the miniature humans.
The first phone with a thermal camera tells you how hot you are
The Cat S60 and has a regular camera and a thermal camera, which shows thermal footprints that are normally invisible to the naked eye.
Lenovo launches four new Yoga laptops and a tablet
New Lenovo Yoga tablet/laptop hybrids are here.
ZTE's tablet-projector hybrid wants to replace all your devices
This is one versatile projector.
Huawei MateBook is an ultra-thin, 12-inch tablet/laptop hybrid
The Windows-based tablet is the largest the company has ever launched.
LG's ball-shaped robot can amuse your cat with a laser
It can also control home appliances and let you see what's happening in your home.
The LG G5 has a modular design and a bunch of 'friends'
Imagine attaching special camera controls or a high-end audio chip to your phone. Well, keep imagining, because these are just prototypes.
Alcatel Idol 4 comes in a box that doubles as VR goggles
It's a nifty trick in a year in which everyone will try to sell you some form of VR experience.
10 creative ways families can use Slack
The messaging app can help organize everything from family vacations to grocery lists.
By Lyz Lenz
Did social media kill fashion week once and for all?
If Snapchat replaced attending New York Fashion Week, that changes the whole point of the event.
By David Yi
One of the most powerful Internet companies is officially for sale
In the portfolio: the crown jewel of Internet homepages.
Google and Apple, once enemies, unite thanks to the FBI
The two longtime rivals find their interests aligned.
European carrier starting to block ads at network level in UK and Italy
Yet another headache for digital advertisers.
By Liza Hearon
Too many people try to sign up on Apple Pay's first day in China
But many were left in the cold, because Apple's system couldn't handle the load of sign-ups.
By Victoria Ho
Court action launched against Pirate Bay in Australia
Village Roadshow and Australian cable television provider, Foxtel, are behind separate court action to have torrent websites such as Pirate Bay blocked in Australia.
By Jenni Ryall
Google lets you spread your diverse love on a world map
Google is letting you share your love with the world.
By Jenni Ryall
Facebook and Twitter boldly stand with Apple in iPhone privacy case
The FBI's request for an iOS hack is a "chilling precedent."
As of today, Google, Apple and Amazon won a big battle to bring you cable TV
Finally, cable service could be cheaper.
iPad Pro reinvents the old-school fashion sketch
How tech could keep this valuable tradition alive.
The face of Android will completely change this weekend
Something cool is happening this weekend: Nearly all the big smartphone makers are launching a new high-end Android phone.
Twitter adds support for videos in direct messages
More new features? Twitter is on a roll.
Indonesia reverses Tumblr ban, for now
Indonesia has been cracking down on objectionable content recently.
By Victoria Ho
Mark Zuckerberg's feminist philosophy takes over Facebook HQ
Facebook is telling young girls to "be the nerd."
