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Donald Trump: Nope, ‘no sniffles’ during presidential debate

During Monday night’s presidential debate, Twitter users blew right over to their keyboards to create parody accounts poking fun at Republican Donald Trump’s apparent case of the sniffles. As of Tuesday morning, the account @TrumpSniff had more than 3,400 followers and was still sending out surveys on facial-tissue brands, a photo of a $1,600 tissue box with Swarovski crystals and …

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Code your own camera? Kano’s kid

Kano has a different philosophy about computers. “Most of them are sealed up by these polished panes of glass, and people want to know how they work inside,” says founder Alex Klein. So in 2013, the startup turned the inexpensive Raspberry Pi into an award-winning kid-friendly computer by adding a simple picture-book instruction manual and Lego-like blocks of code so …

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Anti

The Anti-Defamation League has added the “Pepe the Frog” meme, a cartoon image of a frog’s face, to its database of online hate symbols, which includes symbols such as the swastika. The civil rights organization noted Tuesday that the symbol, also known as the “Sad Frog” meme, did not originally have anti-Semitic connotations. But images of the frog wearing a …

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Google iOS update lets you get ultra

Google users won’t have to worry about who’s peeking through their history anymore on iOS devices. The search engine giant released several updates for its iOS app on Tuesday. One fixes bugs so that the app is twice as reliable, Google said. Another allows in-search YouTube videos. And then there’s the new incognito mode. Incognito mode, first introduced in Google …

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Samsung brings gifts to mark Samsung Pay’s first birthday

Samsung Pay, the electronics giant’s mobile-payments service, turns one year old in the US on Wednesday. The company is celebrating with new features and a prize giveaway. Samsung said Tuesday it has added support for coupons, memberships and gift cards to the service. Users can now search, save and redeem coupons within the app. Users can also use the app …

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Google could soon bring free Wi

Why use your data on public transport when you can use free internet provided by Google? The American tech giant on Tuesday announced Google Stations, a project which aims to bring free Wi-Fi to trains and buses around the world. This all started last year when Google began providing Indian stations with free internet, but the company hopes to branch …

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