Thinking about buying a Model S 60 or 60D? Better hurry up.
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As Black Friday inches closer, retailers are teasing us with their deals. Take a look at some of the best bargains we found for a new smartphone.
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Buying a dirt-cheap TVs on Black Friday is an American tradition, and here are the absolute dirt-cheapest TVs we’ve found. We haven’t reviewed any of them, but we still picked one TV at each size class that seems like the best deal. We’ll be adding more TVs when additional sales (particularly from Amazon) are announced. Thanks as usual to BestBlackFriday.com for the assist.
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True crime meets internet legend in the upcoming movie about an attempted murder by Wisconsin pre-teen girls.
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New iPad, iPhone 8 rumors are afoot, and get ready for new emojis in 2017
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Even Star Trek captain Patrick Stewart has pinned on the latest political statement.
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Jetpacks in the sky. You have to be “well qualified” to buy. Take a look, you’ll be shook, a jetpack rainbow.
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Advertisers won’t be able to keep ads for housing, job opportunities or credit off your feed based on your “ethnic affinity,” Facebook says.
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A 3.9-ton truck that can go 100 miles on a single charge is seriously impressive.
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In a promotion for “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, even muggles and no-majs can command water, fire, flowers and more.
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Please enjoy this classic episode of the show with noted Internet man, John Hodgman.
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Though BlackBerry stopped making its own phones, it does promise an upcoming handset with a physical keyboard.
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Highlight video takes us back out to the ballgame, where Chicago fans are sure to click with the results.
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Celebrate the memory of a musical legend with my favorite renditions of his most famous song, “Hallelujah.”
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The Singaporean government will migrate over 140,000 workers to Facebook Workplace by March next year.
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On the UK’s greatest tech show are Samsung’s apology to the world, how Amazon’s Alexa gets on with Brits and how a lonely snail found love.
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Ready to boldly go where broadcast television has never gone before? Stay tuned, says CBS digital chief.
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It’s a good year for Buick when it comes to industry awards.
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Scientists have developed an HIV test on a USB stick that could improve monitoring and treatment of the virus in remote areas.
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Exclusive phones are passé, but HTC believes this one deserves a second look because it’s so damned fast.
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Many small businesses with tight budgets are facing a tough choice: Stick with obsolete systems and remain vulnerable to hackers, or spend a lot to install new gear. David Gewirtz shows how Linux can help you preserve your investment while staying safe and secure.
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From Monty Python to “God Save the Queen”, we test how well Amazon’s voice-controlled Alexa understands British words, phrases and accents. Tally-ho, chaps!
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Google and Facebook VR leaders say most people will lean back and gaze at virtual worlds, not race through immersive games. Also: an end to textbooks?
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Facebook CEO talks about the News Feed’s role in the election and the responsibility his company has to its almost 2 billion users.
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