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Man stumbles upon his phone background in real life
Blizzard offering $100K to each 'Heroes of the Storm' team just for playingThe British army is under fire for this 'racist' tweet
A sloth Photoshop battle is the only thing better than a slothWhyd voiceTwitter grants everyone access to quality filter for tweet notifications
Twitter introduced two features Thursday in an effort to give users more control on what notificatio
...[详细]'Eagle Flight' is the best virtual reality game to date
Eagle Flight
。is the first virtual reality game to leave me breathless. 。Ubisoft's debut VR game puts
...[详细]Twitter is now worth less than its Chinese clone
China’s Weibo, started in 2009 as a Twitter clone, is suddenly worth more than Twitter itself.
...[详细]Listen to Lady Gaga's ludicrously catchy new song, 'A
When Lady Gaga wants to be a bad influence, she can be irresistible.
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...[详细]Satisfy your Olympics withdrawals with Nike's latest app
Following in the footsteps of last year's successful launch of Nike's Tech Book is back in its secon
...[详细]New MacBook Pros might come with a 'Magic Toolbar' on the keyboard
All signs point to Apple refreshing its Mac lineup next Thursday. As we've detailed, all Macs except
...[详细]Women will direct every single episode of 'Jessica Jones' Season 2
It's rare to find a woman in television kicking butt on camera, forget behind it.
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...[详细]The weird controversy surrounding CNN and the Time Warner
Rarely does a company get to buy Batman, Tyrion Lannister, Lebron James and Wolf Blitzer all in one
...[详细]This company is hiring someone just to drink all day
For the non-Don Drapers among us, drinking at work is a far-off fantasy. But UK company ILoveGin wan
...[详细]German officials ask Tesla to stop using 'Autopilot' in its marketing (updated)
Next to convincing many to ditch their gas-guzzling cars in favor of electric power, a new challenge
...[详细]Fake news reports from the Newseum are infinitely better than actual news
Telling small lies leads down a slippery slope to big lies, study finds