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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."
Is Samsung Galaxy S7 really water resistant? 'Leaked' video says yes and no
The Samsung Galaxy S7 may be water resistant. Or not.
Tim Cook: Building a backdoor into the iPhone is 'too dangerous'
Tim Cook posted an open letter to Apple customers Tuesday.
Nissan built self-parking chairs because pushing yours around is too hard
Autonomous car technology inspires a genius innovation for your office butt.
What does this llama know about the Samsung Galaxy S7 that we don't?
Samsung asked a llama what it thought of the Galaxy S7. We're not making this up.
By Pete Pachal
5 apps for exploring a new city like a local
Not that Times Square isn't worth seeing. (Once.)
By Cailey Rizzo
It's not just you: American Airlines also thinks Gogo Wi-Fi sucks
American is suing to get out of its contract with Gogo.
Apple Pay set to debut in China on Feb. 18
China is about to join the Apple Pay party.
By Pete Pachal
LG's new phones each come with one specialty
Need a phone with a great camera, or a secondary screen, but don't want to pay a flagship price? LG might have an answer.
Valentine's Day is also the birthday of your favorite 'Blade Runner' android
Happy Birthday, Pris!
What that scary new red Gmail unlocked symbol means
No need to panic, but definitely keep your guard up.
Don't expect the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge to be cheap
Samsung's flagship phones come with a premium price tag -- and that's not likely to change this year.
Now even Pandora is struggling with its future
Another music streaming service is singing a familiar tune: it's time to find a buyer.
By Heidi Moore
When the zombies rise, Amazon Web Services will be ready
Pro tip: Amazon will not be held liable for any zombie incidents that may occur while using its products.
Mark Zuckerberg says investor's comments about Facebook 'colonialism' in India are 'upsetting'
The Facebook CEO distanced himself and the company from the comments, which included sympathetic references to colonialism.
Dismal Twitter user numbers explain its recent desperation
The social media network, in a flurry of sudden changes, delivers deeply disappointing numbers.
Here's how to turn off Twitter's new algorithmic timeline
Twitter's new timeline view is now live, but not for everyone. Here's how to find it.
This tiny, trilingual robot will greet you at a Tokyo airport
Konichiwa beep boop.
I joined an app that paired me with a stranger for life. Now to find them.
Rendezwho matches you with a stranger. Forever.
By Cailey Rizzo
LG teaser shows G5 flagship phone with 'always on' display
The LG G5 will have an "always on" screen, it appears.
Twitter has hatched a brand new plan to ruin your news feed
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Viacom just became Snapchat's sales arm
Viacom, the home of MTV, is trying to jump into the 21st century by working with Snapchat, where millennials live.
