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The eCaravan aircraft, which flew for 30 minutes in its first test flight, could revolutionize short trips with zero emissions and much lower costs.

The new "page experience" criteria score websites on load time and responsiveness to clicks.

The company known for its Bluetooth trackers says Apple is trying to advantage its own upcoming equivalent product.

Get your own private driver for an hour or more... likely separated from you by plastic sheeting and gaffer tape, but still.

The Echo Look is gone. The "fashion recommendations" it offered are now baked into the Amazon app.

It's even bleaker than you'd expect.

You can finally schedule your shitposts directly from Twitter.com.

Chapters make it easy to navigate to your favorite parts of a video.

The quiz will direct you to resources to address your anxiety.

Any person that frequently goes viral on the social network will need to send a picture of their ID to Facebook.

This is starting to get embarrassing.

StrandHogg 2.0 exploits Android's multitasking features and looks like a legitimate app.

Google and Apple are also breathing a sigh of relief.

This time you can tell people whether or not you're available to chat. No Facebook sign-in required. But you probably won't need this.

Its first folding phone was a disaster, but Motorola is going to try again.

The company claims the moderation/censorship is allegedly an error and it’s investigating the issue.

The company is reopening 100 of its retail stores.

A warning label challenges his assertions about mail-in voter fraud.

Executives going up to Zuckerberg himself have gradually given up on changes for social good.

Users have been requesting this for years.