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Twitter offers 20 weeks paid leave for all new parents
Dads and adopting parents now get the same benefits as birth mothers.
The military is taking cyber warfare a lot more seriously
It starts with making sure Cyber Command has a better seat at the Department of Defense's table.
The last two 'Star Trek' films are coming home in 4K June 14th
'Star Trek' (2009) and 'Star Trek: Into Darkness' are being remastered in Ultra HD.
Uber rival promises a nicer ride through happier drivers
Juno is starting up soon, with kindness as its motto.
The Great Firewall of China blocks even its own creator
'You shall not pass!'
Chromecast in a '70s TV is wonderful and weird
It's a clever, highly automated blend of kitsch and cutting edge.
Nest has 'case-by-case' help for abandoned Revolv owners
The Google-owned company is working with customers on resolutions that could involve compensation.
'DOTA 2' VR spectator mode may be as exciting as playing the game
If you have the right VR headset, you'll learn a lot more about big MOBA matches.
NVIDIA will power the first-ever driverless race cars
The Drive PX 2 will be the brains inside the cars competing in Roborace.
WSJ: Next Amazon Kindle comes with rechargeable cases
The company is also reportedly developing a solar-powered case.
'Zelda' turns 30 and gets a browser-based tribute game
Now you can explore Hyrule from the comfort of your browser.
'Quantum Break' looks relentlessly surreal
Developer Remedy Entertainment's time travel tale will never be mistaken for any other game.
Newly discovered magnetism is a big boost for quantum computers
Quantum spin liquids are real, and might be the future of technology.
Google opens up its tool for testing your Android phone's lag
WALT is now available to check audio and touch latency for Android and Chrome OS.
T-Mobile adds more services to Binge On and Music Freedom
The Un-Carrier says its data-free streaming now includes over 100 services for music and video.
Make your own creature feature in Fallout 4's 'Wasteland Workshop'
Pit captured creatures against one another in a digital Thunderdome!
Major League Baseball approves wearable tech for in-game use
Players can wear an elbow sleeve and heart-rate monitor during games this season.
Google's calendar reminders are coming to the web
Now your to-do list can go everywhere you do.
'The Last of Us' and 'Uncharted' movies could be in trouble
It sounds like both are in development hell.
Editor’s Picks
Nest kills integration with Revolv's smart devices
If you own a Revolv, you're going to need a new smart home hub.
'Aliens: Colonial Marines' mod may actually make the game fun
The mod tweaks Xenomorph behavior, overhauls the graphics and looks pretty impressive.
The 3D-printed eggs that could save vultures from extinction
File under: 'eggstraordinary' science.
The quest for workforce equality in tech
Microsoft's diversity should mirror its keynote
Intel's diversity report shows change is slow, but important
Apple is (very) slowly improving its employee diversity
Silicon Valley execs highlight tech's equality problem
2015 diversity report card
Developer diversity changes the way video games are made
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