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Twitter is going to 'fix' how you @

Earlier today, Twitter announced that it would be implementing an optional algorithmic feed that would put the most "important" tweets that you missed at the top of your timeline. [Read more...]

Tesla will unveil its $35,000 Model 3 on March 31st

Tesla has long promised a $35,000 electric car is on the way, and in today's earnings release (PDF) it announced that we'll get to see the Model 3 on March 31st, ahead of it going on sale in "late 2017." That's in addition to the currently shipping Model S sedan (shown above) and Model X SUV, and the company recently confirmed it still expects to hit that $35k price target before applying electric vehicle incentives. [Read more...]

My toxic relationship with fitness wearables

Fitness gadgets were meant to make me a better man. Or at least a healthier (possibly more attractive) one. [Read more...]

Learn how to code: save up to 95 percent

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'Final Fantasy IX' is now on iOS and Android

You could argue that Final Fantasy IX is the long-running series' high point. It's certainly the highest-rated Final Fantasy game on Metacritic, even if its sales and nostalgic value pale in comparison to Final Fantasy VII. [Read more...]

Twitter's timeline option puts important tweets up top

Twitter is doing its best to make sure you see the best content in your timeline. At least that's what it's hoping it's doing with today's announcement of a new timeline option. [Read more...]

That insanely-expensive hoverboard is now $5,000 cheaper

Did you take a look at Arca Space's honest-to-goodness actual hoverboard and think that $19,900 was a bit too much? That's excellent, because the firm has revealed that its canny business deals have lowered the price down to just $14,900. [Read more...]

US regulators: Google's self-driving car AI 'can be a driver'

US regulators say Google's self-driving car can be considered the driver under federal law -- a big step towards approval for self-driving cars to take to the roads. [Read more...]