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What does Google know about hardware that no one else does?

If you said software, you're almost right. Google likes to think its secret sauce is artificial intelligence, which manifests in its consumer products as the Google Assistant. The Assistant was front and center during the company's big hardware event earlier this month.

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From the new Pixel 2 phones to the Home Mini and Home Max smart speakers to the insanely powerful Pixelbook laptop... Читать дальше...

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Twitter has deleted tweets that could be helpful to investigators currently examining Russia's suspected manipulation of the social network during the 2016 presidential election, U.S. government cybersecurity officials told Politico.

X, an Alphabet company, has been working on using balloons to send cellular service to remote areas for years. With the FCC granting a temporary license to operate in Puerto Rico, they have the opportunity to show off all their hard work. Read more...

In an interview with W Magazine, Suicide Squad actress Margot Robbie said she doesn't understand the popularity of "slutty" costumes on Halloween. However, she portrayed Harley Quinn, one of the most famous risqué characters revelers dress as.

Though the California wildfires have caused considerable damage to the Napa Valley area, they have also created an opportunity for people to step up and help their community. 

The online retail startup 'Boxed' has fully automated one of their warehouses to aid their human employees in preparing orders for delivery. Read more...

Just about a month after Hurricane Irma blew through Florida, everyone will know Key West is "Paradise USA" once again.

Remember your beloved Pokémon Go? The irritating – but ultimately harmless – mobile game that had people walking around taking photos of nothing? 

We all know October is often dedicated to Halloween sitcom specials and scary movies but what happens to the people who get terrified by a single second of a horror movie trailer? 

This little kid just received a tough life lesson: Not every toy is your friend. 

Wednesday night a spreadsheet filled with names started getting passed around among women in media. 

There is a question readers ask whenever they pick up a John Green novel, especially after The Fault In Our Stars: How emotionally destroyed am I going to be by the time I finish this book?

The wildfires ravaging California have been devastating this week, with over 30 people dead so far and countless of homes have been destroyed. 

The career repercussions for Harvey Weinstein have started to come in the wake of dozens of women coming forward to accuse him of sexually harassing and assaulting them.

The #WomenBoycottTwitter started a discussion on Friday, but women of color are asking: Where was this a few days ago? Or a few months ago?

There's a Chinese mobile game called Heroes of Warfare, which takes as much inspiration as possible from Blizzard Entertainment's hit game Overwatch. A little too much inspiration for Blizzard's liking.

On Oct. 13, 2011, the world was graced by three beautiful words courtesy of Tom and Donna on Parks and Recreation: Treat. Yo. Self.

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Would I board the last ever flight 666 bound for HEL on Friday the 13th? Uh, no.

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It all started with Instagrammer @gret_chen_chen sharing her photo on Instagram. Many makeup gurus tried it for themselves too and it became viral. People are using their fake lashes and putting it in their nostrils. You can use glue or pop them right in.  Read more...

Cornelius Gurlitt was detained with 9,000 euros on his person. He had no bank accounts or history of employment but you won’t believe what he did have stashed under his bed.

No need to eat that plain dry toast anymore, Mark.

Everyone's favorite social network launched its food delivery function across the U.S. on Friday. It is called "Order Food."

In a blog post, Alex Himel, Facebook's vice president of local, makes ordering food on Seamless sound like a byzantine adventure.

"Ordering food for takeout or delivery is supposed to be simple. That’s the point. But somehow it’s gotten complicated. First you need to decide what to eat, then you have to sift through a bunch of options and services... Читать дальше...