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Leaked Pixel 4 images show Google going for a surprisingly massive 'forehead' front bezel

The pictures, tweeted by a smartphone leak account called Ice Universe, show a large forehead in place of a notch.

A hacker broke into Bulgaria's tax system and stole the details of every working adult in the country

Out of Bulgaria's seven million citizens, five million workers had their salary and security data taken from the country's largest tax agency in June.

An ex-Apple engineer created brilliant new iPhone software that would make Apple jealous — take a look

This is one of the coolest iPhone user-interface concepts we've seen.

A bunch of college engineers hit a top speed of 288mph in Elon Musk's Hyperloop pod competition

They were awarded first place despite the pod experiencing what one observer described as "rapid unplanned disassembly."

The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week

This week's most in-demand streaming shows include Netflix's "Stranger Things," Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale," and DC Universe's "Young Justice."

This is the one feature you should look for when you purchase Bluetooth headphones

You should strongly consider Bluetooth wireless headphones that come with the "Multipoint" feature.

I compared a new MacBook Air with a manual typewriter from the 1960s and my favorite Apple laptop of all time to see if the MacBook's controversial keyboard is as bad as everyone says

I've been using an Apple MacBook for six months — and the keyboard isn't great. But compared with a typewriter, the MacBook is a technology marvel.

China has launched STAR Market, a new Nasdaq-style stock exchange for tech companies that could fall apart as quickly as it began

The Chinese government is experimenting with a US-style exchange for tech companies called Star Market.

Broke your iPhone? Don't worry — you can probably still recover your photos, even if Apple isn't able to help

Photos stored in a broken iPhone, even one that doesn't turn on anymore, can still sometimes be retrieved — even if Apple says they can't.

Amazon warns customers that Align supplements sold on its site are probably fake

Amazon is advising customers to throw away certain nutritional supplements sold on its third-party marketplace.

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