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Snapchat's racist yellowface filter lands it in hot water
The service quickly corrected its mistake, but why didn't it learn from the last outcry?
NFL Network and NFL Redzone are now live on Sling TV
Just in time for the first preseason game tomorrow.
Facebook launches guided tours for 360-degree videos
So viewers won't miss their best parts.
The Rapidfire K70 is a gaming keyboard that typists will love
But you're going to have unlearn some bad habits.
IFTTT's recipe-based automation is coming to other apps
The company's recipes automate how apps interact and the process is about to get a lot easier.
Vizio TV update helps you play HDR Blu-ray movies
Both M- and P-Series sets are receiving HDR10 support as you read this.
Alexa support coming to BMW's 'Connected' assistant app
It arrives to iOS this month.
The historical research behind Mafia III's biracial anti-hero
Lincoln Clay embodies the tensions of the 1968 American South.
Get three meals from Blue Apron for $9 each
Gourmet dishes with fresh ingredients and easy recipes, delivered to your door.
Apple's iPhone 7 will reportedly debut on September 7th
So long, headphone jacks.
Elon Musk is working on a roof made of solar panels
Renewable energy wouldn't just be an afterthought on your home.
This Olympics photo was brought to you by a robot
Adidas will bring its robot-staffed factory to Atlanta in 2017
The company wants to make products fast for US consumers.
ICYMI: Wannabe spies can make iPhone screens invisible
Useful in about 1,007 ways.
Kyocera's DuraForce Pro is a smartphone and action cam in one
The 5-inch, 1080p phone will even support GoPro-style mounts.
'DOTA 2' forum hack spills almost two million passwords
Another reminder not to share your passwords between sites and services.
London buses to show live traffic updates in rear windows
The trial will run between Clapham Junction and Liverpool Street before expanding in the autumn.
Google is developing techniques to combat VR trolls
The team demonstrates one of the anti-trolling techniques using poker-playing dogs.
Google explains why Palestine isn't labeled in Maps
It's restoring the labels "West Bank" and "Gaza" after accidentally deleting them.
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Samsung denies its mobile payment platform is insecure
The algorithm doesn't operate as described, says the tech giant.
Microsoft figured out how cloud servers can swap encrypted data
This could make research easier and less costly in the future.
Netflix explains how and why it's switching to HTTPS streaming
Adding encryption increases privacy for viewers -- and for Netflix.
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Product Reviews
Xbox One S review: a worthy successor -- to the Xbox 360
Unless you own a 4K TV, it's not worth upgrading from the Xbox One.
HP Chromebook 13 review: a great laptop that doesn't come cheap
Recommending a Chromebook that costs more than $500 is tough, even if it's really good.
Moto Z and Z Force Droid review: The risks are mostly worth it
Motorola's new flagships are metal, modular and mostly exciting.
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