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Google AIY kits let you make your own smart gadget

Build your own AI gadget with Google's Vision Kit, a programmable camera to track faces and objects with artificial intelligence.

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Conan O'Brien's Fatbat is the fear-based alternative to Fitbit

Commentary: It's time for a way to lose weight that truly understands human weakness.

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<p>Maybe you shouldn't wear these <a href="https://www.thinkgeek.com/product/jugk/?srp=42" target="_blank">Infinity Gauntlet earrings</a>&nbsp;to a formal dinner at Avengers Mansion. Jarvis might not approve. (Think Geek, $12, &nbsp;£9, AU$16.)</p>

An infinity of bizarre Avengers products

From Groot cutting boards to Spidey canned soup, Earth's mightiest heroes aren't shy about selling you stuff. Even weird stuff.

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MIT's AlterEgo headset can read words you say in your head

When you think a sentence in your head, your brain sends signals to your mouth and jaw. MIT Media Lab's headset reads those signals with 92 percent accuracy.

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Your Alexa and Fitbit can testify against you in court

In today's digital world, Big Brother may be on your wrist, in your room -- or inside your heart.

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<p>Let your fingers do the unlocking with the biometric Tapplock.</p>

Get the coolest lock in the locker room for $74

The Tapplock has a built-in fingerprint reader, so you'll never again have to worry about a forgotten combination. And now you can get it for 25 percent off.

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<p>Apple's Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone on Jan. 9, 2007, calling it a "revolutionary and magical product that is literally five years ahead of any other mobile phone,"</p>

The spirit of Silicon Valley: Apple celebrates 42nd birthday

From modest beginnings in a suburban California home, the iPhone and iPad maker has become a world-leading giant.

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Huawei goes colourful and Andy secures his home (CNET UK podcast 537 show notes)

On the UK's best tech podcast this week is the verdict on the Galaxy S9, Huawei's awesome low-light shooter and how Andy keeps his home safe.

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Instagram giveaway! Enter to win* the Pizza Hut's Pie Tops II

Our Instagram followers get a chance to win one pair of Pizza Hut's Bluetooth-enabled food-ordering sneakers, size 11. This sweepstakes ends March 30, 2018.

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Apple debuts new iPad, Zuckerberg headed to Capitol Hill?

Today's major tech stories include Apple's education-focused iPad, Mark Zuckerberg possibly testifying before Congress and FedEx's 20-unit order of Tesla Semis.

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<p>The new version of the Apple Watch could have a bigger screen.</p>

Apple Watch Series 4 may arrive in the fall, analyst says

The redesigned watch could have a bigger screen, longer battery life and better health monitor sensors.

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Highlights from Apple's March iPad event in Chicago

Apple introduced a bevy of products today, including a new AR-enabled, 9.7-inch iPad, as well as apps for education, creativity and productivity. Watch the most important bits of the announcement here.

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