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Google could soon bring free Wi-Fi to your bus

The company originally helped connect Indian train stations with free Wi-Fi, and now wants to bring that service to the world.

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Airbnb launched a major marketing campaign in New York City where it posted positive posters in the city's subways.

Airbnb rentals 'dangerously' crowded, senators say

New York state senators release a report describing illegal "rentals of doom" that feature air mattresses crowded into kitchens and beds stuffed into laundry rooms.

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Check out DARPA's new podcast -- so far, no insane killer robots

The government agency that brings you new military tech, now brings you its first podcast: "Voices from DARPA."

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The updated Galaxy Note 7 is still having battery issues

Get ready for Google's Oct. 4 event with the new Pixel phone, Google Home and a new Chromecast Ultra. Plus, Google plans on launching its Andromeda hybrid OS later this year.

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Can't afford an Apple Watch? Health insurer Aetna might pay for you

Aetna says it will subsidize employee Apple Watch purchases for participating companies.

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Sony, Atlantic, Warner Bros. team to sue YouTube music pirates

The three join other music labels in seeking massive damages from a site that lets its users download songs they hear on YouTube.

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German regulator stops flow of data from WhatsApp to Facebook

Facebook has been ordered to stop collecting data from WhatsApp and delete the info it has already stored.

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Roku's new streaming devices and Google's hybrid tablet

We wrap up the biggest tech stories including Roku's group of brand-new streaming devices and Google's incoming hybrid tablet. Meanwhile, Disney joins the list of potential Twitter buyers.

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<p>Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.</p>

Russia vs. the 400-pound hacker: Clinton and Trump go toe-to-toe on cybersecurity

Cyber warfare has a new face, but the presidential candidates can't quite agree on what that face looks like.

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Palantir alleged to have discriminated against Asian job seekers

The data mining giant might lose its government contracts if it doesn't comply.

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Snapchat from your face, get health advice from Apple (CNET Update)

The next evolution of wearable tech involves sunglasses with video cameras and watches with a doctor's diagnoses. CNET Update explores Snapchat Spectacles and Apple's reported plans for HealthKit.

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Where Clinton, Trump stand on 7 big tech issues

Ahead of Monday's debate, we look at how the candidates stack up on cybersecurity, privacy, STEM and other topics affecting tech.

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THIS SMART IRON COST $1000

How much do you hate wrinkled clothes?

A Swedish company known for its high-end ironing systems will soon begin to sell a smart iron that costs more than $1,000.