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Remember that flying saucer smartphone? Now you can actually buy it.
The 21st century pocket watch has arrived.
A touch-sensitive home button on the iPhone 7 would be a great idea
The iPhone's home button could see its biggest change yet on the iPhone 7.
By Raymond Wong
Sportle's new app wants to be your streaming sports hub
The game is on, but how are you going to watch it?
By Casey Butler
Twitter is using emoji to show you ads, so maybe cool it with the eggplants
Tweet a pizza emoji and you might start seeing ads from Domino's.
By Patrick Kulp
Safari will start blocking all Flash content in macOS Sierra
Sorry Flash, it's time to go.
Apple TV's biggest pain points are going to get solved with next tvOS
At WWDC on Monday, Apple unveiled the next version of tvOS, its operating system for the fourth-generation Apple TV.
This drone is controlled with a smartwatch, but is it any good?
It gets the job done, but it’s probably not the best in class.
'Removing' a stock app isn't the same as deleting it in iOS 10
You can't delete iOS stock apps, but you'll soon be able to, but you won't.
We took Samsung Pay out to lunch and it was a little awkward
The future of mobile payments is bright.
By Ariel Bogle
Samsung Pay arrives in Australia to try and eat Apple's lunch
Making nice with the banks.
By Ariel Bogle
Can emoji and 'invisible ink' make Apple's iMessage cooler than Snapchat?
iMessage will soon be a lot more expressive.
By Karissa Bell
This sleek leather wallet has a hidden iPhone charger
This is the best thing since the keychain that's also a bottle opener.
By Pete Pachal
Businesses can now tell if a Facebook ad led you to shop at their stores
A new type of Facebook ad shows you nearby stores -- then tracks whether or not you visit them.
By Patrick Kulp
Why Apple isn't talking about virtual reality just yet
The famously secretive company is happy to let competitors work out all the kinks in new technology first.
Seinfeld joins Zuckerberg on Facebook Live to talk life, tech and broken bones
Watch as Seinfeld tries to convince Zuckerberg that, no, we don't really need A.I.-controlled homes.
Android users can now do all their texting from Facebook Messenger
Android users: you can now make Facebook Messenger your main texting app.
By Karissa Bell
Apple releases comic book to detail App Store review guidelines
Apple gives App Store developers the superhero treatment they deserve.
Facebook is celebrating all types of dads with new Father's Day stickers
Facebook is taking a pro-dad (sticker) stance.
By Kellen Beck
These Bluetooth wristbands let you enjoy VR while staying safe in the real world
The accessory that will finally set us free in the world of virtual reality.
10 things Apple didn't tell you about iOS 10
iOS 10 is going to be even more packed with features than we thought.
By Raymond Wong
Twitter will let you retweet yourself but everyone just wants an edit button
But still no sign of an edit button.
By Karissa Bell
OnePlus 3 is practically the perfect Android smartphone
You won't find a better smartphone that only costs $400.
By Raymond Wong
AI fools humans with fake sound effects
Artificial intelligence can create the fake soundtrack of our lives.
With iOS 10, Apple may have solved a huge privacy riddle
With regard to privacy, Apple may have figured out to have its cake and eat it, too.
