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Apple to Unveil Smaller iPhone at March 21 Keynote Event -- All the Details Here

Apple is expected to buck the trend of larger phones by releasing its smallest iPhone in recent memory on Monday.

NASA Astronaut Jeff Williams to Break Scott Kelly's Spaceflight Record

NASA astronaut Jeff Williams and two Russian cosmonauts is about to be launched in space. The mission to the International Space Station is not only geared to make headlines but it will also see Williams break the record for cumulative days in space by a U.S. astronaut previously held by NASA’s Scott Kelly.

'PES 2017' News: Konami Game Could Have New Narrators

The latest news about Konami's 'PES 2017' includes the possibility of new commentators. Milton Leite and Mauricio Noreiga are rumored to be replacing Silvio Luiz and Mauro Beting in the Portuguese commentary.

Robot Clones Will Soon Replicate the Personality of the Deceased, May Accurately Portray Loved Ones

Artificial intelligence experts are predicting over the next five years still grieving relatives will began to immortalize dead relatives by replacing them with synthetic robot clones that come with a digital copy of the loved one's brain.

Bill Gates 2016 Reddit AMA Touches on Success, Education and Technology; Most Asked Question Not 'What Do You with your Money?'

A few days ago Bill Gates had his fourth AMA on Reddit in which he shared his thoughts on the education system, new technology, his life at Harvard and his daily hobbies. He gave insight into his beliefs and fostered an interesting and unique conversation.

The Rise of Pavel Durov, Russia's 'Mark Zuckerberg,' Founder of Telegram Messaging App and VKontakte Social Media Platform

While there can never be an industry disruptor quite like Mark Zuckerberg, Russia has found its own version of the technology icon, and his name is Pavel Durov.

Torture Test Pits New Galaxy S7 Against iPhone 6s: Who’s the Winner?

SquareTrade posted a video on March 14 rating the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge models on breakability factors, including how the devices perform after being submerged in water and whether screens crack after being dropped a handful of times.

Google's New Campus is Redefining the Design and Concept of Corporate World Offices

If you're wondering what Google's new set of offices will look like, an early set of mockups has been released to show its possible appearance once constructed. The images feature a quirky and unique design.

Much of Latin America is Unprepared for Cyber Attacks - Report

Latin America needs to get on its cybersecurity game, according to a new study. Latin America needs to get on its cybersecurity game, according to a new study.

Shop by Taking Selfies: Amazon's Approach to Secure Online Purchasing; Foolproof Mechanism Included

Amazon wants you to use selfies instead of passwords to verify your identity when making purchases online in the future, if a recent patent filing is any indication.

Excluding Undocumented Immigrants From Social Safety Net Affects Documented Latinos Too

The lack of a social safety net is a challenge for undocumented immigrant families and contributes to inequality. A new study found that immigrant Latino families being excluded from public assistance not only increases the childhood poverty rate, but affects documented Latino children as well.

WhatsApp and Snapchat Close Ranks, Expand Encryption Amid Fight Between Apple and FBI

WhatsApp has decided to expand its encryption scheme to voice calls, as the fight between the U.S. government and Apple expands to include other major technology firms.

Uber Sets Eyes on Argentina But May Receive a Chilly Welcome - Here's Why

Uber is broadening its operations by setting its sights on Argentina. The announcement, however, wasn't welcomed warmly.

3 Reasons to Download Entravision's 'El Show De Erazno y la Chokolata' Mobile App

Nowadays, TV shows and movies have accompanying apps for fans who just can’t get enough content to peruse through. The same goes with the hit radio show “El Show de Erazno y la Chokolata.”

HBO's 'Silicon Valley' Creators on Art Imitating Diversity in Tech Industry

Silicon Valley has a diversity problem, but what about its namesake HBO satire? Over the weekend, the creators of "Silicon Valley" had some pointed words about the show's diversity and that of the industry it skewers.

New Ice Repellent to Forever Solve Winter Airport Delays?

A team of researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new ice repellent that could go a long way toward easing airport delays across the country.

Social Media Sunday: Facebook Bought a Face Swapping App & Twitter is Bribing Employees Not to Quit

It's time for Social Media Sunday! This week in social media, Facebook is still showing Snapchat envy with its latest startup acquisition. Meanwhile, the effectiveness of Snapchat advertising might actually be measurable, thanks to a new startup, and Twitter is giving out bonuses to keep employees from leaving the company.

'WWE 2k16' PC Problems Plague Gamers; Loading Screen Issue Could Have a Solution

After more than four months of waiting, PC gamers can now play "WWE 2K16" after it was released for Windows on Friday, Mar. 11. However, several problems have already been reported hours after the launch.

Apple Warns FBI Encryption Battle Could Affect Latinos

Apple told Univision this week that the FBI's demand for weaker security on iPhones could give the government more power to track immigration.

Study Finds Immigrants Responsible for Innovation in US Economy, but Education Is Key

Giving immigrants more opportunities to succeed in innovative fields is a good idea, especially since the biggest innovations tend to come from immigrants and not graduates (or dropouts) of elite colleges, according to new research.