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The family of an Apple engineer is suing Tesla over a deadly autopilot crash

The suit filed by Walter Huang's family alleges that the Tesla car, which was on autopilot at the time of the crash, was 'defective in its design.'

The Obamas are making 7 new Netflix movies and TV shows — here are all the details

Barack and Michelle Obama's production company, Higher Ground, announced its upcoming content for Netflix.

Apple's shares jump 5% as its Q2 numbers beat the Street

Apple's revenue, earnings, and even iPhone sales beat analysts' expectations.

JetBlue is selling $44 one-way tickets for two days only

JetBlue launched a two-day fare sale on Tuesday with one-way tickets for as little as $44 and round-trip fares for $88.

Energizer's super-thick smartphone tanked on Indiegogo after only 11 backers funded the campaign

Energizer wanted $1.2 million to fund its PowerMax P18K Pop phone. It got $15,000.

Mark Zuckerberg built a glowing wooden box to help his wife sleep. Here are 3 similar gadgets you can actually buy.

You can't buy the glowing sleep box Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg built for his wife, but here are similar gadgets to help you sleep.

'How does Google Photos work?': Everything you need to know about Google's photo storage app

If you're wondering how Google Photos works, here's what you need to know about Google's photo storage service, including how to set it up and use it.

Apple says products like the Apple Watch and Airpods are doing so well, its wearables business is as big as a Fortune 200 company

In Apple's Q2 2019 earnings call, CEO Tim Cook said that the company's wearables business experienced sensational growth.

Google spent $1.2 million last year to protect CEO Sundar Pichai in an 'overall security program' that started months after the YouTube shooting

Google spent over $1.2 million in 2018 on Pichai's security unit, compared to a spend of roughly $680,000 the year prior.

Mark Zuckerberg says 'the future is private.' But his definition of privacy might not be what you think.

Facebook says it's undergoing a seismic shift centered around privacy. Don't take it at face value.

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