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Modder Valplushka gave a thorough overhaul to a quadcopter and brought to life the single most annoying enemy in Half-Life 2. All this time, the dystopian haunts of City 17 were just a town in modern day Russia.

In this Top 10, I present to you a list of Disney movies FILLED with DIRTY JOKES that you NEVER NOTI

We already know how complicated Formula One steering wheels can be, but are the reins of an IndyCar any simpler? What do all of those buttons do? Here’s a breakdown.

Regularly locking your phone’s screen can be an annoyance. So much so that a third of Android users don’t even lock their phones at all, and those that do choose painfully obvious PINs or patterns. Fortunately, there’s a better way: It’s called Smart Lock for Android.

We recap the major announcements from Google I/O 2016. Want to sponsor the next Android Police video

You already know it’s good to keep your CPR chops up to date so you can help a human, but dogs and cats can benefit from CPR too. The guidelines are similar—just do the compressions while the animal is on their side.

Chromebooks have surpassed sales of Mac laptops in the United States for the first time ever. And that doesn’t surprise me. Because roughly a year ago I made the same switch. Formerly a lifelong Mac user, I bought my first PC ever in the form of a Chromebook. And I’m never looking back.

A controversial method of “sleep training” in which babies cry themselves to sleep does help babies fall asleep sooner and doesn’t appear to have harmful effects. But an alternative technique works almost as well, a new study has found.

Watch the new trailer for Star Trek Beyond, starring Idris Elba, Chris Pine, Simon Pegg, Zachary Qui

Project Soli could change the way we interact with our tech.

Last week, the nation of Portugal achieved something remarkable. For 107 hours—about four days—the country ran on nothing but wind, solar and hydro power.

Google’s low-cost Chromebooks outsold Apple’s range of Macs for the first time in the US recently. While IDC doesn’t typically break out Windows vs. Chromebook sales, IDC analyst Linn Huang…

From two hours to under twelve minutes, we’ve distilled, titrated, evaporated and reconstituted Google’s annual launch event into something a little bit more pa…

Introducing Duo from Google—a simple one-to-one video calling for everyone. Designed to be simple,

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At the CBS Upfront presentation at Carnegie Hall in New York on May 18, CBS unveiled the logo for th

In a product announcement in which it gave credit to Amazon Alexa, Google today teased Google Home, a device which brings the newly announced Assistant in to the home. Design-wise, it looks very si…

Sometimes content is just best accessed in its native app. But just as often, we have no need for that app beyond a single specific instance. To deal with… by Jacob Long in Applications, Development, Google, News

Google has announced a new smart messaging app, Allo. The app is based on your phone number, and it will continue to learn from you over time, making it smarter each day. Allo will be available on both iOS and Android later this summer.