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Tesla Motors Unveils Its $35,000 Model 3 Electric Car, Pre-Sells a Ton of Them

By Apr 1st
Privacy Rights for the Deceased: Do You Want Your Family To Unlock Your Phone When You Die?

By Mar 31st
FCC to Subsidize Internet Access for Low-Income Citizens, Begin Writing Rules to Protect Customer Data

By Mar 31st
Study Shows Typo Critics Are Exactly the Kind of Jerks You Always Suspected

By Mar 31st
MIT Has Created an Incredibly Accurate Indoor Positioning System Using WiFi

By Mar 31st
Microsoft Finally Turns Everyone’s Xbox Ones Into Software Dev Kits, More From Build Conference

By Mar 30th
Microsoft’s Misadventures in AI: Tay, Cortana, & the Oncoming Robot War

By Mar 30th
Missing Link (of Spiders) Likely Found With 305-Million-Year-Old Arachnid

By Mar 30th
Soundcloud’s New Subscription Service Hopes to Rival Spotify

By Mar 29th
Apple’s Working on a Fix for the iOS 9.3 Link Bug You Might Be Dealing With

By Mar 29th
Twitter Adds In a New Accessibility Feature: Photo Descriptions, Via Alt-Text

By Mar 29th
10-Year-Old Jordan Reeves Designed an Arm Cannon That Shoots Glitter

By Mar 28th
Grumpy Cat Scientifically Verified by Study That Uncovered Humanity’s Nope Face—er, “Not Face”

By Mar 28th
How to Prevent the Extinction of Monarch Butterflies: Plant Some Milkweed

By Mar 25th
Review: NVIDIA Shield TV Is a Powerful “Cord Cutting” Box for Gamers

By Mar 25th
This 3D-Printed Line of Dresses Make For Stunning Futuristic Couture

By Mar 24th
Microsoft’s Youth-Focused Chatbot Learned Racism From the Internet, Was Deactivated in Less Than a Day

By Mar 24th
Facebook Is Testing an Impersonation Alert

By Mar 23rd
XKCD Creator Randall Munroe Making Content For High School Textbooks

By Mar 23rd
The JB-9 Is the First “True” Jetpack — Depending on How You Define a Jetpack

By Mar 23rd