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The period as we know it is dying. That's really not so bad.
“The period now has an emotional charge and has become an emoticon of sorts."
By Kellen Beck
What the new App Store changes mean for developers and users
The App Store is changing, but major questions still remain.
Nope, Google isn't filtering search results to shield Hillary Clinton
Google is accused of twisting autocomplete into knots to help get Clinton elected.
Hack this story to read the dirty secret about your Twitter password
Think you have a strong Twitter password? 3 password-protected reasons it's not enough.
By Pete Pachal
Apocalypse Now: Mercedes' insane G550 4x4² is coming to America in 2017
It's intended for the most well-heeled apocalypse planners.
By Nick Jaynes
At WWDC, will Siri live up to its promise?
Hey Siri, are you ready to fulfill your destiny? We discuss our WWDC predictions and more on the latest episode of MashTalk.
Nancy Pelosi says 'federal research' invented the iPhone, not Steve Jobs
You didn't build that, Apple.
By Pete Pachal
4K PlayStation 4 does exist, but it won't be at E3
Playstation Neo is real, but we won't get a glimpse of it next week.
Why it's so important Apple takes Siri to the next level
For Siri to win, it needs to evolve.
India temporarily blocks Google Street View for security reasons
The world will have to wait for a while to see India's cities and landscapes on Google Street View.
By Sonam Joshi
Samsung Pay starts Southeast Asia rollout with Singapore
Singapore will be the fifth country to get the Apple Pay rival service.
By Victoria Ho
Twitter confirms stolen passwords are real, warns affected users
Twitter maintains the stolen passwords were not the result of a hack.
YouTube launches 'Smart Offline' in India for cheaper video downloads
YouTube's latest India-centric feature allows users to schedule video downloads for offline viewing at off-peak hours when data usage is cheaper.
By Sonam Joshi
iPhone 7 might come in blue instead of Space Gray
It's blue, da ba de da ba di, da ba...no? Sorry.
Now you can leave a video as a Facebook comment
The change is a nod to the increasing amount of video content consumed online.
By Victoria Ho
Light show in Sydney features 100 synchronized flying drones
The skyline in Sydney has become the stage for an insanely beautiful drone show.
By Jenni Ryall
Motorola's aiming big with its ambitious modular smartphones
The Moto Z and Z Force are also incredibly promising.
By Karissa Bell
Philips' new smart toothbrush brings a lot of bells and whistles to your bathroom
The toothbrush to end all toothbrushes.
By Kellen Beck
Thief dresses like Apple store employee, makes off with 19 iPhones
All it took to steal $16,000 worth of iPhones was a blue shirt.
Regulators looking into claims Tesla silenced safety complaints
The NHTSA calls the reports "troublesome."
By Nick Jaynes
Acura is going racing with its all-electric, all-wheel drive NSX racecar
The hybrid NSX supercar now has an all-electric racecar brother.
By Nick Jaynes
Tesla announces two new, cheaper versions of the Model S
Maybe you don't need to wait for that Model 3 after all.
By Nick Jaynes
