• Everyone calm down: Ed Sheeran isn't quitting Twitter

    Everyone calm down: Ed Sheeran isn't quitting Twitter
    False alarm, internet — Ed Sheeran isn't quitting Twitter.
    The musician caused a stir amongst media outlets  (us included) after quotes published in The Sun on Monday led the internet to believe he might be leaving Twitter for good. 
    SEE ALSO: Ed Sheeran doesn't get why we're so hyped about his 'Game of Thrones' cameo because he apparently hasn't met the internet
    "I’ve actually come off Twitter completely," he told The Sun. "I can’t read it ... I go on it and there&rs
  • Innocent hot dog Snapchat filter keeps hilariously failing

    Innocent hot dog Snapchat filter keeps hilariously failing
    This adorable hot dog was just minding its own business, getting its groove on, when suddenly, it was whisked away by a shopping cart.
    SEE ALSO: 8 Devious Snapchat PranksBrittany Melone uploaded the video, taken on June 30, to Twitter on Tuesday. The 3-second clip features a Snapchat filter of a headphone-wearing hot dog showing off its dance moves. 
    Unfortunately, Melone believes that clicking the screen at the wrong moment caused her smiling sausage friend to be moved offscreen when the s
  • Catch up with the women of Star Wars in Disney’s new Forces of Destiny shorts

    Catch up with the women of Star Wars in Disney’s new Forces of Destiny shorts
    Disney and Lucasfilm Animation have finally launched their new micro-series, Star Wars: Forces of Destiny, this week. Three episodes are currently available on Disney’s YouTube channel, and they feature some brief, entertaining looks at the adventures of Rey and Princess Leia. More stories featuring the leading women of the Star Wars universe are on the way.
    The first two episodes of Forces of Destiny feature Rey and BB-8, and they appear to take place at an early point in The Force Awaken
  • Tesla drops 7% after Goldman Sachs says the stock is worth $180

    Tesla drops 7% after Goldman Sachs says the stock is worth $180
     If you follow Tesla’s performance in public markets you’re no doubt aware of the ongoing bull versus bear battle between analysts who follow the company. While analysts from major investment banks typically disagree on future price targets for stocks, it’s much rarer for analysts to be totally split on if a company’s stock will go up or down. Read More
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  • Sylvester Stallone isn't being too sly about this 'Rocky' villain's return

    Sylvester Stallone isn't being too sly about this 'Rocky' villain's return
    Sylvester Stallone, a movie star who uses third-person hashtags like #SylvesterStallone and #rockybalboa in his own Instagram posts, is about as subtle as a clanging bell. It's why we love him — and it's also why when he's trying to be coy, it winds up being adorable.
    And nowhere in his oeuvre does the Stallone storytelling sledgehammer pound more heavily than Rocky IV, which Stallone directed, wrote, and starred in, making him solely responsible for its heavy-handed patriotism, heavy-hand
  • Not even bats are "blind as a bat"

    Not even bats are "blind as a bat"
    You’ve probably come across the phrase “blind as a bat” at some point in your life. But, as it turns out, bats aren’t blind.
    To figure out where this myth started and why it’s so popular, The Verge called up Winifred Frick, the senior director of conservation science at Bat Conservation International. Not only are bats not blind, most species aren’t the disease-carrying, bloodsuckers we often see on television. In fact, bats play vital roles in ecosystems arou
  • Prepare for Amazon Prime Day 2017 with this survival guide

    Prepare for Amazon Prime Day 2017 with this survival guide
    Just to let you know, if you buy something featured here, Mashable might earn an affiliate commission.
    Prime Day is a marathon, not a sprint.
    Prepare yourself for one of the most anticipated shopping days of the year with this guide. Get the most out of this year's deals by following these steps.
    It's time to go PrimeImage:amazonIt's not just about 2-day shipping: enjoy exclusive access to movies, music, Kindle books, and more. Become a Prime member with a 30-day free trial here. No worries, you
  • New photographic evidence may mean Amelia Earhart survived her plane crash

    New photographic evidence may mean Amelia Earhart survived her 
 plane crash
    Because the internet loves a good conspiracy theory (who doesn't?), this new, wild one about beloved aviator Amelia Earhart is blowing everyone's minds.
    A black-and-white image obtained by the History Channel suggests that Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan actually survived their circumnavigation around the globe.
    But, we're just a bit skeptical.
    Earhart and Noonan's 29,000-mile flight, which departed on July 2, 1937, was cut short during the final stretch when the two mysteriously disappear
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  • What if you could brush your teeth in 10 seconds through the power of crowdfunding?

    What if you could brush your teeth in 10 seconds through the power of crowdfunding?
    There are a small set of facts here, but they have profound implications for how we live our lives.
    There's a new Kickstarter project called Amabrush.
    It's shaped like a mouthguard, and it brushes your teeth all at once in 10 seconds.
    A removable handle makes the whole setup look like an adult pacifier. It's what vibrates the "brush" mouthpiece and dispenses the toothpaste.
    The handle uses proprietary toothpaste capsules.
    Notice what's missing? That's right, there's no app. How am I supposed to
  • Torc Robotics unveils self-driving system for consumer cars

    Torc Robotics unveils self-driving system for consumer cars
     Another entrant has joined the field of those offering self-driving tech to consumer car makers — but this one likely has a bit more experience than most. Torc Robotics has been working on autonomous vehicle tech since 2007, and has applied autonomy in a range of commercial, industrial and military applications. Now Torc is setting its sights on the consumer car market. Read More
  • Here’s where you’re most likely to randomly run into a unicorn in the US

    Here’s where you’re most likely to randomly run into a unicorn in the US
     Where’s the best place to start a startup? It’s a perennial and somewhat intractable question entrepreneurs love to ask. And before you get your hopes up, we’ll start by saying there is no one right answer to this question. Like much in the world of startups and venture capital, it depends on a number of factors. But what we can tell is that networks matter. Read More
  • Here are the video games we're excited about in July 2017

    Here are the video games we're excited about in July 2017
    Welcome to July, the sleepiest month for video games in 2017 thus far.
    It's not that there's nothing new to play. Nintendo fans especially have some exciting stuff coming up. But in a year that's already seen bona fide Game of the Year contenders like Horizon: Zero Dawn and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, these quiet summer months offer a respite from the "must-play" deluge.
    SEE ALSO: Conan O'Brien and Will Arnett fumble their way through Nintendo's 'ARMS'
    Then again, there's always som
  • Jupiter's Great Red Spot will finally get its close-up thanks to NASA's Juno probe

    Jupiter's Great Red Spot will finally get its close-up thanks to NASA's Juno probe
    For a space nerd, there's nothing quite as imagination-sparking as Jupiter's Great Red Spot. 
    The 10,000-mile-wide storm that's likely been raging for centuries in Jupiter's atmosphere is past due for its close-up. But the Great Red Spot's time has finally come. NASA's Juno mission will fly just 5,600 miles above the planet's raging storm on July 10, giving humanity its first view of the spot from (comparatively) close range. 
    SEE ALSO: Jupiter is the gigantic, stormy hellscape we alwa
  • Poor raccoon is absolutely terrified of fireworks

    Poor raccoon is absolutely terrified of fireworks
    The Fourth of July weekend wasn't a time of celebration for everybody. 
    Redditor Kentkirk uploaded this photo on Wednesday of an adorable raccoon seeking shelter from all the firework festivities.
    SEE ALSO: A delightful little raccoon is hanging out in the ceiling of the Toronto airportThe cutie found a safe space on Kentkirk's front porch behind a large stone block.
    Redditors noted that it looks like the little raccoon is about to set up shop.Comment from discussion Enthusiasms's comment f
  • ARKit is going to be a lot of fun while we wait for it to become useful

    ARKit is going to be a lot of fun while we wait for it to become useful
    ARKit has looked like a promising platform for augmented reality in the few short weeks since the first two beta versions of iOS 11 were released to developers. But when iOS 11 officially drops this fall, it’s more likely that we — both consumers and developers — are still going to be figuring out what to use it for. Which means, in the early going, we’ll probably be using ARKit apps to goof off.Take this example from Federico Viticci on Twitter. Unlike some of the more a
  • DeepMind’s first international AI research office lands in Alberta

    DeepMind’s first international AI research office lands in Alberta
     Alphabet’s DeepMind is expanding beyond its U.K. home, with a new international office based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The research-focused office is being set up in close partnership with the University of Alberta, and will be led by UAlberta academics Rich Sutton, Michael Bowling and Patrick Pilarski. Read More
  • This mixed reality room is so trippy it might leave you questioning reality

    This mixed reality room is so trippy it might leave you questioning reality
    THÉORIZ studio is bringing an empty room to life with motion tracking and augmented reality. Projections in the room change as you interact with them. They offer environments like walking up stairs, pushing down walls, jumping on to surfaces or walking through doors that look like a portal. This could end up being one trippy ride. Read more...More about Space, France, Virtual Reality, Vr, and Mashable Video
  • 'GTA Online' players figured out how to unlock the mysterious alien mission

    'GTA Online' players figured out how to unlock the mysterious alien mission
    Rockstar has teased the existence of aliens in Grand Theft Auto V since the game launched in 2013. Nearly four years later, we finally have real evidence of extraterrestrial life in GTA.
    A group of mystery-hunters and data-miners managed to find evidence of an alien mission in the most recent GTA Online update that introduced running. The video above is a mission they discovered last week involving a downed spacecraft, an alien egg, and some aggressive aliens.
    Today, the group figured out how t
  • How musician Shawn Wasabi helped develop the arcade-inspired Midi Fighter 64

    How musician Shawn Wasabi helped develop the arcade-inspired Midi Fighter 64
    Shawn Wasabi is an LA-based musician, but not in the way you might traditionally think. He doesn’t just play a guitar or piano or produce songs in a DAW (digital audio workstation, like Ableton Live or FL Studio). He’s a controllerism artist, using a piece of equipment called the Midi Fighter 64, a custom 64-button controller commissioned from music tech company DJ TechTools.
    Controllerism artists use physical MIDI controllers like the Midi Fighter 64 in conjunction with a DAW, allow
  • Cox is the latest ISP to expand broadband data caps

    Cox is the latest ISP to expand broadband data caps
    After beginning a wide expansion of data caps earlier this year, Cox is now putting limits on even more of its internet subscribers. As spotted by Ars Technica, Cox has expanded its 1TB home data limit to Arizona, Louisiana, Nevada, and Oklahoma; the cap was previously in place for customers in Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, Rhode Island, and Virginia.
    Cox subscribers who use more than 1TB of data in a month will automatically be charged
  • Spike, the giant stag beetle is the true Picasso of the insect world

    Spike, the giant stag beetle is the true Picasso of the insect world
    Our tiny insect friends have a few notable talents:  digging in dirt, crawling on walls, and, apparently, creating artistic masterpieces.
    We now know that stag beetles can make quite the little artists, thanks to Twitter user mandy @ japan and her pet stag beetle, Spike.
    Mandy posted a few pictures on Twitter that show off his unexpected special talent that surely has sent shock waves around the art world. 
    SEE ALSO: Savage ant casually throws another ant off a tablewhat do you think?
  • Blue Apron falls 9% on fourth day as a public company

    Blue Apron falls 9% on fourth day as a public company
     Blue Apron sends you the ingredients to help you cook delicious meals, but some investors are considering its shares unsavory. The meal kit delivery company, which went public on the New York Stock Exchange last week, has had a rough debut on the stock market. After significantly lowering its IPO price range, the company priced its IPO at $10 per share. The stock closed Wednesday below $9. Read More
  • The need for industry-wide investor/founder sexual harassment policy

    The need for industry-wide investor/founder sexual harassment policy
     Startup founders deserve formal protection from sexual harassment by investors. Yet despite the clear power imbalance between these groups, traditional harassment law does not adequately shield founders because they are not technically employees of the venture capitalists. To fill this gap, VC firms should adopt formal investor/founder sexual harassment policies that can be enforced. Read More
  • A template for investor/founder sexual harassment policy

    A template for investor/founder sexual harassment policy
     Venture capitalists need to adopt formal policies to protect startup founders from sexual harassment, assault, and discrimination throughout the fundraising process. The policy template below was created to facilitate the creation of comprehensive, enforceable investor/founder sexual harassment policies. It also seeks to lower the barrier so more people can courageously speak up against… Read More
  • Jay-Z's '4:44' Tidal exclusive has already gone platinum

    Jay-Z's '4:44' Tidal exclusive has already gone platinum
    UPDATE: July 5, 2017, 4:35 p.m. UTC Updated to clarify that the news about 4:44 is not as straightforward as the RIAA made it seem, according to SPIN. On July 2, Sprint reportedly sponsored free downloads of the album via the website 444.tidal.com, which Billboard reported were also counted toward the platinum certification. The original story follows below:
    Looks like the fact that Jay-Z's highly anticipated album is still a Tidal and Sprint exclusive isn't stopping fans from showing it all the
  • Here's everything you need to know about the Trump-CNN-Reddit internet explosion

    Here's everything you need to know about the Trump-CNN-Reddit internet explosion
    As with so many things having do with the president in 2017, this mess started with a tweet. 
    You've probably seen a few tweets about a gif — something to do with Reddit, Trump, and CNN — many of them infused with a lot of 140-character anger. From there, fans of President Donald Trump and their most-hated media outlet, CNN, were on yet another collision course. 
    SEE ALSO: CNN to Trump: Do your job
    I've tried to explain what happened, below.
    The tweet
    On Sunday, July 2
  • Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s Trial of the Sword challenge will turn you into a speedrunner

    Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s Trial of the Sword challenge will turn you into a speedrunner
    The first thing you should know about the Trial of the Sword, the core focus of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s first of two expansion packs, is that it is very, very difficult. The challenge strips you of all your hard-earned weapons and armor, and it takes away your vast collection of health-restoring meals and power-augmenting tonics. You’re a barefooted Link, wearing just a pair of shorts, who has to make his way through three separate 15-level endurance trials that demand you clear
  • Man finds heartwarming note on his car, accidentally makes kid's day

    Man finds heartwarming note on his car, accidentally makes kid's day
    Find a handwritten note on your car and you can likely assume bad news is coming.
    Redditor Doc_Toboggan discovered a note on his vehicle recently. Expecting the worst, he was  relieved to find out that nobody hit his car and instead, he made a little kid's day by owning a flashy car.
    SEE ALSO: Man discovers 36-year-old message in a bottle and the original writer is delightedThe note, left by one of his neighbors, describes an adorable scene. His neighbor's son had recently discovered Transf
  • Trump supporters accuse CNN of ‘blackmail’ after controversial article on Reddit user

    Trump supporters accuse CNN of ‘blackmail’ after controversial article on Reddit user
    CNN is facing escalating backlash after publishing a controversial article on a Reddit user.The incident started earlier this week, when President Trump tweeted a GIF showing himself knocking out someone digitally labeled “CNN,” an image that many took as an endorsement of violence against the media.
    #FraudNewsCNN #FNN pic.twitter.com/WYUnHjjUjg— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 2, 2017On Reddit, a user named “HanAssholeSolo” took credit for the GIF, saying h
  • Baidu partners with Ford, Nvidia, and others to boost its self-driving car platform

    Baidu partners with Ford, Nvidia, and others to boost its self-driving car platform
    Chinese search giant Baidu today announced that more than 50 companies, including big names in the auto and tech industries, have joined its Apollo self-driving car platform. Those companies include Ford, Daimler, Nvidia, Intel, Microsoft, and popular LIDAR-supplier Velodyne. The partnerships alone aren’t a huge milestone. Rather, it’s how Baidu plans to work with these companies to turn Apollo into a global initiative that can compete with the biggest names in Silicon Valley.Apollo,
  • These crowdfunded Switch docks don’t measure up to the original

    These crowdfunded Switch docks don’t measure up to the original
    The past few days have seen not one but two virtually identical-looking third-party Nintendo Switch docks hit crowdfunding sites. Over on Indiegogo, you’ll find the $59 SFANS, while Kickstarter has the slightly more expensive $69 Switch-Con to offer. Both docks try to take the features of Nintendo’s own bundled dock (which completely covers the entire console) and cut it down to a more manageable and portable size.On paper, it’s a great goal. People have been complaining about
  • Spider-Man: Homecoming is the latest film to feature trailer scenes you’ll never see

    Spider-Man: Homecoming is the latest film to feature trailer scenes you’ll never see
    In the official trailers for Spider-Man: Homecoming, the web-slinging superhero can be seen soaring through the sky next to Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. It’s a shot that masterfully hypes the movie in mere seconds: it teases Downey Jr.’s return, gives fans of the ongoing MCU a chance to reminisce on Spider-Man’s first appearance in Captain America: Civil War and promises an epic team-up. But like so many before it in so many different films, that scene never appears in t
  • Goldman Sachs believes Bitcoin could climb to nearly $4,000

    Goldman Sachs believes Bitcoin could climb to nearly $4,000
    According to Goldman Sachs, Bitcoin (BTC) could climb to nearly $4,000 in the near future. Near, in this case, is relative. But after BTC breaks through the “messy” period in which it currently resides, Goldman analyst Sheba Jafari believes the coin is headed to at least $3,212, and quite possibly $3,900-plus. As of this writing BTC was worth $2,600 per coin. Jafari notes that BTC has entered its fourth “wave” and that these periods “tend to be messy/complex.&rdquo
  • Snapchat’s latest update lets you send links to friends

    Snapchat’s latest update lets you send links to friends
    Snapchat’s latest update on iOS and Android now lets users do what brands can already do: link a website to your snap. Now your friends just have to swipe up to view whatever you link in Snapchat’s internal browser.After today’s update, users can just tap a little paperclip icon located in the Vertical Toolkit and type in a link, which sounds a lot like what you can do in Instagram alreadyif you’re a publisher or have a verified account.
    Other new features in the update i
  • This self-driving truck has no room for a human driver — literally

    This self-driving truck has no room for a human driver — literally
    Most experts believe the first industry to be upended by autonomous driving will be the trucking sector. What better use case for driverless technology than long-haul trucking where most of the driving is confined to the highway? The Swedish startup Einride certainly buys into this vision. It recently unveiled a prototype of a self-driving truck that completely lacks a steering wheel, pedals, a windshield, and, well, the whole cab really.“a complete transport system between Gothenburg-Hels
  • Your body is a big battery and scientists want to power gadgets with it

    Your body is a big battery and scientists want to power gadgets with it
    For years, our electronic devices have been getting smaller and faster, but the trend can’t continue until we solve one big obstacle: batteries.Batteries are the bottleneck of any electronic system, says Dina El-Damak, a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Southern California. A device is only as good as its power source, and already the quest for more power and faster computing has led to dangerous situations like the Samsung Galaxy 7 explosions. One solution is creat
  • Facebook is building a Houseparty clone for live group video chat

    Facebook is building a Houseparty clone for live group video chat
    Facebook is building a standalone app that incorporates ideas from Houseparty, the group video chat app that rose from the ashes of Meerkat, The Verge has learned. The app, which has the working name Bonfire, was recently demonstrated for employees. It is being targeted for a fall release, according to a person familiar with the matter. “We don’t have anything to share at this time,” a Facebook spokeswoman said.
    Facebook’s move comes two years after Life On Air, which had
  • Lyft is now doing over 1 million rides per day

    Lyft is now doing over 1 million rides per day
    Lyft just announced that it’s now providing over 1 million rides per day in a blog post that highlights the company’s growth and momentum in its continued battle with Uber. Lyft’s ride-hailing service has spread to cover “nearly 80 percent of the US population.” For the whole of 2016, Lyft recorded a total of a little over 160 million rides. So it’s still gaining on Uber, but there’s a long way to go.
    Just last week, Uber announced its own milestone of h
  • Watching Foreign Movies Is Illegal In North Korea, But Some Do It Anyway n.pr/2tJc6V7

    Watching Foreign Movies Is Illegal In North Korea, But Some Do It Anyway n.pr/2tJc6V7
  • Snapchat adds voice filters, backdrops, and web links to your snaps

    Snapchat adds voice filters, backdrops, and web links to your snaps
    By now everybody knows that Facebook has done everything in its power to imitate Snacphat across its entire portfolio, but now Snacphat is fighting back with a few new tools of its own. A backdrops feature essentially lets you green-screen yourself into different scenes. Tap the Scissors button to locate the new Backdrop icon. The tool only works with photo snaps for the time being, but it essentially lets you trace objects or people in a snap and replace the background with colorful patterns.
  • One of Japan’s greatest pro gamers is getting his own manga

    One of Japan’s greatest pro gamers is getting his own manga
    Japanese pro-gamer Daigo Umehara rose to fame as an arcade fighting game player. He’s considered one of the best Street Fighter players in the world and holds a Guinness World Record as the most successful competitor in major tournaments for the series. In honor of his legacy, UDON Entertainment is releasing an English version of the manga chronicling his road to stardom.
    The series is called Daigo the Beast: Umehara Fighting Gamers!, and it memorializes Umehara’s “aggressive p
  • China plans to audit and ban online content if it’s not socialist enough

    China plans to audit and ban online content if it’s not socialist enough
    China increased its censorship of films, blogs, and educational websites last Friday with new rules that say sites failing to adhere to “core socialist values” will have to shut down, according to Reuters. That means that topics like drug addiction and homosexuality are banned.China’s history of censoring the web dates back to the early days of the internet when the Chinese leadership initiated “the Great Firewall of China” that blocked sites that included pornograp
  • This smart wallet has a built-in camera for catching thieves

    This smart wallet has a built-in camera for catching thieves
    Wallets already seem anachronistic. They're stuffed with paper currency, analog identification cards, and credit cards that are easily emulated by your phone. But what if your wallet had 512MB of RAM, a built-in camera, and doubled as a Wi-Fi hot spot?
    Volterman is a new smart wallet project on Indiegogo. It includes all the guts of a years-old smartphone, other than a screen. You can use it to charge your phone, you can pair it over Bluetooth to act as an alarm if you forget your phone, or have
  • Why I choose to keep my late mother’s iPhone

    Why I choose to keep my late mother’s iPhone
    My mother died on June 5th, at the age of 57, after a long fight with breast cancer. Every day since has been filled with a hollow, echoing loneliness — like someone shouting into an empty room. So when the feeling is too much, I reach for her iPhone. I watch the videos of her talking to my brother, or read the text messages she sent me in better times. Something about holding this device as she did and looking through all the things she thought were important gives me a comfort I don&rsq
  • Kado is a wall charger that’s thinner than your phone

    Kado is a wall charger that’s thinner than your phone
    I like to keep a charger in my bag, one of several “just-in-case” things I tend to carry around with me everywhere. Who knows when you might need to recharge your phone? (Then again, I also travel with a couple power banks, so it’s possible the wall charger is a bit overkill.)But the bulky wall wart that lives in the bottom of my bag might be getting some competition in the form of Kado, a wall charger currently seeking funding on Kickstarter that’s just 0.2 inches (7mm)
  • Paris sides with hotels by taxing Airbnb properties

    Paris sides with hotels by taxing Airbnb properties
    A Paris City Council ruling on Wednesday says people renting out their apartments on short-term rental services like Airbnb must now register their properties with the government. This is great news for the hotel industry in Paris, which has been lobbying for the change under the claim that Airbnb and similar services create unfair competition. The head of Union of Trades and Industries of the Hotel Industry (UMIH), Roland Heguy, said in a statement: This is a strong signal sent out to other mu
  • Jay Z’s Tidal exclusive 4:44 has gone platinum in less than a week

    Jay Z’s Tidal exclusive 4:44 has gone platinum in less than a week
    Jay Z’s 4:44, an album you can’t listen to unless you’re a Tidal subscriber, has gone platinum. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) made the announcement this morning, less than a week after the album’s release.
    Few albums go platinum, which certifies a record has been sold 1 million times, in less than a week, especially digital-only albums. The RIAA didn’t even count streams toward a gold or platinum album certification until last year, when it ma
  • Skype’s new mobile app is being annihilated by reviewers — and I’m on their side

    Skype’s new mobile app is being annihilated by reviewers — and I’m on their side
    Skype recently updated its mobile app with several new features, attempting to stay relevant to the Snapchat generation. Judging by the reviews, it may have been misguided — because users (or at least reviewers) loathe this new version of the app. Having been forced to use it myself, I can see why. The star rating for the new version of the app tanked hard following this update. Currently, it’s sitting at one-and-a-half stars in the App Store. Titles for the reviews encaps
  • Volvo will be the first traditional automaker to phase out cars powered only by internal combustion engines. n.pr/2tQMK8c

    Volvo will be the first traditional automaker to phase out cars powered only by internal combustion engines. n.pr/2tQMK8c
  • Too Convenient? A Mobile Supermarket That Comes To You n.pr/2sq6GdW

    Too Convenient? A Mobile Supermarket That Comes To You n.pr/2sq6GdW