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Samsung has pulled the plug on its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7. Here's what that means for you.

Sewbo, a Seattle-based startup, is pioneering technology to teach robots to sew T-shirts -- a surprisingly hard task.

Hinge introduces a brave new world to online dating apps: One that eliminates swiping and is optimized for helping people find relationships.

Samsung has permanently halted production and sales of its troubled Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.

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Asian Americans are using #Thisis2016 on Twitter to rally around and raise awareness about racism.

Samsung issued an emergency alert to customers on Monday, asking people worldwide to immediately turn off their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones -- which have been spontaneously catching fire.

Facebook officially launched a new service called Workplace, to give businesses a platform for employees to message and collaborate.

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Twitter has been a hit during this presidential election cycle. It has having success with live streams of sporting events too. But Twitter shares are plunging again now that it appears no major tech or media firm wants to buy the company.

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On Friday, Verizon and Sprint said customers could exchange replacement Galaxy Note 7 devices for a completely different phone if they felt the devices were unsafe.

Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz is giving a second round of contributions to help make Hillary Clinton president.

Using the hashtag #notokay, women shared their deeply personal sexual assault stories on Twitter. The stories came after a disturbing 2005 videotape of Donald Trump was surfaced.

The Future of Storytelling brings the frontier of technology and storytelling to a broader audience.

Oculus has laid out ambitious plans for the future of virtual reality.

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Hurricane Matthew has brought Silicon Valley together. Tech companies have poured money into New Story, a nonprofit that builds sustainable homes for those displaced by natural disasters.

As Hurricane Matthew barrels up the coast of Florida, people are taking their phones out to live-stream the whole thing on Periscope.