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Goodbye, camera roll! Snapchat launches Memories, a way to search your past snaps

Snapchat may be known for its disappearing messages, however the social media app now wants you to save pictures, thanks to Memories, its latest feature.
Social Media News
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Dyson’s 360 Eye vacuum is so complex you need a special engineer to set it up

Dyson is looking toward the future with the 360 Eye, a robotic vacuum cleaner. Only problem? It's so complex it requires an engineer to set it up.
Smart Home Smart Home News
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LG is preparing to build flexible POLED displays for cars

LG is planning to start building flexible POLED displays for cars, wearables, and more, according to recent reports.
Mobile News
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OnePlus is fixing the 3’s screen and RAM issues in a reviewer-first update

Reviews of the OnePlus 3 have so far been pretty good, but there have been some issues. Both the RAM and screen issues, however, will be fixed in an update.
Phones Android
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Apple rolls out second beta of MacOS Sierra, iOS 10, and WatchOS 3

Apple has rolled out the second beta of its three operating systems, bringing a number of new features and bug fixes.
Mobile News
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Facebook's Messenger platform now has quick replies, video support and more

Hot on the heels of news that Messenger now has 11,000 bots, Facebook has added a slew of features to the platform, including ratings and quick replies.
Social Media News
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No English? No problem: Facebook can translate posts into different languages

Facebook is testing a new feature that will allow you to automatically translate posts, showing the translated versions to people who speak other languages.
Social Media News
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Google’s latest diversity report shows very slow progress

Google has released its latest diversity report, showing slow progress, but progress nonetheless.
Business News
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The tough get going: Which Samsung Galaxy Active phone is right for you?

Samsung has released the "Active" version of the Galaxy S7, which acts as a follow up to last year's Galaxy S6 Active. But how do the two devices compare?
Phones Android
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RIP Paper: Facebook shreds its experimental, redesigned app for iOS

Facebook is shutting down Paper, its experimental attempt at a redesign of the Facebook app, that emphasized news-reading and design.
Phones Apple

Google Maps for Android finally lets you set multiple destinations

Google Maps for desktop has long let you set multiple destinations for your trip, however that feature is now finally rolling out to Android.
Phones Android
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Watch the Rio Olympic games in stunning VR, but only if you have the right headset

This year, you can experience the Olympics a little differently than you have in the past -- in virtual reality. NBC will be streaming some events in VR.
Computing News
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Pillo is a ‘home health robot’ that seems too good to be true

Pillo is probably the coolest pill dispenser you've ever seen. A campaign has been started for the 'home health robot,' however it seems a little too good.
Smart Home Smart Home News
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Sundar Pichai was just hacked by the same group that hacked Mark Zuckerberg

Looks like no one is immune to being hacked -- not even Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who was hacked by the group who previously hacked Mark Zuckerberg.
Web News
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Samsung Galaxy S7 vs S7 Active: How does the S7's rugged sibling stack up?

Samsung has released the Galaxy S7 in a variety of models, including the Galaxy S7 and S7 Active, a more rugged and durable smartphone. But which is better?
Phones Android
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Access your account with the snap of a photo thanks to LogMeOnce’s PhotoLogin

Securely logging in to an account shouldn't be hard. LogMeOnce has introduced PhotoLogin, which can help you access your account by taking a photo.
Web News
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Google ups its classroom cred with Cast for Education and Quizzes

Google has launched a slew of new tools for education and teachers, including quizzes in Google Forms.
Computing News
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Hands on: Epson BT-300

Epson thinks augmented reality is the future -- but the company is bringing it to the present. We tried out the BT-300 AR headset to see if it’s as good as Epson says.
Computing Reviews
OnePlus 3

OnePlus 3 vs. OnePlus X: Is the OnePlus 3 worth the extra dough?

The OnePlus 3 is surely capable, but how does it stack up against the OnePlus X? Check out our spec comparison for a look at the specs powering both phones.
Phones Android
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Google makes it easier, quicker to get articles in Newsstand on Android, iOS

Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages are now available on Play Newsstand, allowing users to quickly and easily access articles without having to download.
Phones Android
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Google is building a live support app with screen casting for Nexus phones

Are you a first-time Nexus smartphone owner? Google is developing a live support app that uses screen casting to help Google experts show users what to do.
Phones Android
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Bye-bye Google? Huawei said to be working on a totally new mobile operating system

Huawei may have recently made a Nexus phone, but it seems like the company may be looking to edge away from needing Google and working on its own mobile OS.
Phones Android
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RIP Thunderbolt Display: Apple discontinues its only monitor

Apple has discontinued its Thunderbolt Display, the only monitor that it currently offers. Rumors suggest that the company may replace it with a 5K display.
Computing News
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Want to build an Android app? Google and Udacity launch Android Basics Nanodegree

If you think you could have the next big Android app idea, perhaps you should learn the basics of coding with this nanodegree from Google and Udacity.
Phones Android
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The next Apple Pencil could have touch controls, according to this patent

Looks like the Apple Pencil is set to evolve! Apple has filed a patent for an Apple Pencil with sensors along the shaft.
Phones Apple
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The FCC is trying to figure out how much trouble unwanted radio waves really cause

Radio waves are everywhere, and many serve no real purpose. The FCC is trying to determine how much the level of radio noise has changed over the years.
Phones Computing
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OnePlus 3 vs OnePlus 2: Can the new phone kill the flagship killer?

OnePlus has finally unveiled its latest flagship, the OnePlus 3, but how does it stack up against the OnePlus 2? Check out our spec comparison to find out.
Phones Android
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Refugee rescue app pulled from App Store for offering false information

An app called I Sea has been pulled from the App Store after it was revealed that the app doesn't offer real-time information like it claims to do.
Phones Apple
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More than a year behind Apple, Microsoft finally joins the mobile payments club

Only a year and a half behind Apple, Microsoft has finally announced a mobile payment platform through an update to its Wallet app.
Phones Business
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Samsung is investing $1.2 billion in the internet of things

Samsung's no stranger to the internet of things, but it looks like the company wants to kick things up a notch -- or $1.2 billion worth of notches.
Business News
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Donald Trump says ‘no thanks’ to using a smartphone and email

While we previously thought that Donald Trump might use both a Samsung and iPhone, new reports suggest he may not use a smartphone at all.
Phones Computing
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The FCC is finally moving forward on 5G

The FCC has laid out its plans for defining 5G radio spectrums, essentially kicking off the development of 5G in the U.S.
Phones Android
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Google is paying up to 50 percent more to hackers who find Android bugs

Google has made hundreds of thousands of dollars to hackers who find bugs in Android, but the company has announced that it will now be offering more.
Phones Android
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Modular phones at war: Lenovo Moto Z vs LG G5

Lenovo has finally taken the wraps off the long-awaited Moto Z phone, but how does it stack up against the only other modular phone around, the LG G5?
Phones Android
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Apple is mandating HTTPS connections for iOS apps by 2017

Apple has announced that by January 1, 2017 it will be mandatory for iOS apps to use Apple's ATS encryption, ensuring that users are as secure as possible.
Phones Apple
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Apple's future smartphone might have a display on the front and back

Apple has filed for a new patent that could signal the company one day building an iPhone with a display that wraps the whole way around the device.
Phones Apple
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Developers discover dark mode hidden in the code for iOS 10 beta 1

Developers who have their hands on the first beta of iOS 10 have discovered a new feature hidden deep within the code -- dark mode.
Phones Apple
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LG targets midrange buyers with slew of X series smartphones

LG has taken the wraps off of a slew of new X series smartphones, all of which are midrange devices, with each targeted at different specific uses.
Phones Android
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