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For the first time ever, Qualcomm is making Snapdragon processors available through distributors.

The Cupertino, Calif.-based tech giant is gearing up to move into London's decommissioned Battersea Power Station.

Gogo promises in-flight Wi-Fi speeds will improve by 10x in 2018, but its announcement is light on details.

Signal on desktop previously only linked up with Android devices.

It comes with a GPU and eight CPU cores.

Redmond will integrate Yammer for Enterprise directly into Office 365 Groups.

The Internet meme has landed in the Anti-Defamation League's Hate on Display database.

Moscow will replace Microsoft Exchange Server and Outlook on 6,000 computers with a home-grown email system.

Boost lets you pay to be one of the top profiles in your area for 30 minutes.

Get unlimited high-speed data in South America and select European countries until 2017, starting Oct. 1.

Heads up for those of you in the market for a media streamer for your TV.

Google Neural Machine Translation (GNMT) is currently at work on Chinese-to-English translations.

The GoTenna Mesh allows you to create a secure and long-range serval mesh using the UHF spectrum.

With a single subscription, you can protect up to 10 devices at once.

BlackBerry will outsource internal hardware development to partners.

BlackBerry phones are dead; celebrate their legacy with a cocktail designed for the launch of the iconic BlackBerry Bold.

Most people remain wary of a world where all vehicles are fully autonomous.

Surf without having searches and browser history collected.

Designed to promote safe driving, the app senses when the phone is not in use.

Both presidential candidates have their finger on the button... of social media manipulation.