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4 Thoughts on the Future of AI from the Man Who Helped Invent the "Google Brain"

By Lisa Eadicicco

Amazon Is Teasing a Huge Digital Sale for Dec. 30

By Lisa Eadicicco

Instagram Just Added a New Feature That Lets You Save Other Users' Posts

By Lisa Eadicicco

How to Change Which Apps Track Your Location

By Lisa Eadicicco
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How to Use Snapchat Lenses

Lenses are special effects for your selfies

By Lisa Eadicicco

How to Use Google Maps Offline

You can save maps to your phone

By Lisa Eadicicco

These Are the Most Popular iPhone Apps of 2016

The most downloaded free and paid apps, according to Apple

By Lisa Eadicicco

Over Tinder? Try 'Sindr,' the Vatican's New Confession App

The Catholic app, to give it its proper name, lets users search for the nearest confessional or Holy Mass

By Feliz Solomon

Instagram's Newest Change Makes it Much More Like Snapchat

You can now send disappearing photos and videos

By Lisa Eadicicco

This App Can Help You Beat Black Friday Traffic

The experts at Waze can get you home in time for leftovers

By John Patrick Pullen

Google Translate is About to Get Much Better

It can now translate entire sentences at a time, rather than just single words

By Lisa Eadicicco

Google's New App Wants to Solve the Biggest Annoyance With Saving Old Photos

Put that scanner away and try this instead

By Lisa Eadicicco

The Inside Story Behind Tinder's New Gender Options

Users of the dating app can now select "any gender" rather than just "male" or "female." TIME spoke to CEO Sean Rad about the change

By Katy Steinmetz

Lyft Is Adding a Dashboard Light and Ditching the Pink Mustache

A flashy addition to the ride-sharing app

By Katy Steinmetz

Google's Driving App Is Now Available to All Android Users

Android Auto offers a reduced-distraction mode to help drivers stay focused

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Google's Android App Store Is Getting a Big Overhaul

In an effort to help developers build their businesses

By Julia Love / Reuters

What Microsoft's New Product Says About the Way We Work

Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a Slack competitor designed to help workers collaborate on projects — and to fill a hole in its Office suite

By Lisa Eadicicco

Now You Can Finally Do Magic With a Harry Potter Spell-Casting Phone

So even Muggles can experience some magic

By Madeline Farber / Fortune

It Just Got Easier to Shop Directly on Instagram

Thanks to a new e-commerce integration

By Leena Rao / Fortune

It's Harder to Get an Uber or Lyft if You're Black, Study Says

Riders with black-sounding names faced longer waits and more cancellations

By Julia Zorthian
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