Here's your first look at the latest BlackBerry smartphone, the BlackBerry Key2

The BlackBerry Key2 is the latest edition to the premium smartphone lineup. Made be Chinese electronics giant TCL, the BlackBerry Key2 has a physical keyboard, dual rear cameras, and a nearly edge-to-edge display.

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Here's your first look at the latest BlackBerry smartphone, the BlackBerry Key2 The BlackBerry Key2 is the latest edition to the premium smartphone lineup. Made be Chinese electronics giant TCL, the BlackBerry Key2 has a physical keyboard, dual rear cameras, and a nearly edge-to-edge display. Read More »

Fiber optic wires, servers, and more than 550,000 miles of underwater cables: Here's what the internet actually looks like As we become comfortable in our mobile device-driven lives, we forget that interactions over the web don't happen via signal, but rather through an intricate system strategically placed buildings and cables. Read More »

Inside Instagram's brand-new NYC headquarters, which has a gelato station, a stocked bar, and backdrops for capturing the perfect Instagram photo Instagram opened a brand-new headquarters in New York City for about 350 of its employees. The new space features a juice and gelato bar, living wall, and — of course — several opportunities to capture the perfect Instagram. Read More »

The $120 Fire TV Cube might be the smartest Echo device Amazon has ever made — here's what it can do Amazon's new Fire TV Cube combines Alexa with the Fire TV. It can control your home entertainment system, plus function like a standard Amazon Echo by answering questions and controlling your smart home. Read More »

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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi insists that leaders say they have 'the D' in meetings — and bewildered employees aren't sure if he gets the other meaning BI PRIME: In a memo obtained by Business Insider, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi describes a new company policy designed to eliminate "bureaucracy creep" at the growing company, which is set to go public next year. Read More »

The San Francisco tower housing Facebook's new HQ is being hailed as 'earthquake-proof' — here's why one of its engineers says that's not entirely true The newly-opened San Francisco mixed-use tower is recognizable by its ivory-colored aluminum exoskeleton, which is designed to absorb the impact of high winds and earthquakes. As a result the tower is being lauded as 'earthquake-proof,' a label one of the tower's engineers rebuffs. Here's why. Read More »

Employee burnout is a huge problem in the tech industry. This survey shows which companies have it the worst A survey from anonymous message board app Blind reveals the 30 tech companies with the worst rates of employee burnout. Read More »

CAMERA SHOOTOUT: iPhone X versus Huawei P20 Pro The Huawei P20 Pro is the Chinese phone maker's answer to the iPhone X, though it's 25% cheaper. Here's how the two compared. Read More »

IHOP is changing its name to IHOb — I visited the restaurant and saw a big hint that the 'b' stands for 'burgers' It looks like the new 'IHOb' name means "International House of Burgers." But take heart, because it doesn't sound like the classic IHOP pancakes are going anywhere. Read More »

The next major expansion to Destiny 2 looks wild — here's a look at all of the changes coming in 'Forsaken' Destiny 2 is getting a big new expansion in September, called "Forsaken." The upcoming release will change many aspects of the game, but there are also changes to how Bungie decided to price future Destiny content from here on out. Read More »

The technology industry's lull is giving us a chance to consider its impact on society — while we still can Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, and Google are slowing down, and that's a good thing — all of the recent Silicon Valley scandals present us with the chance to stop and reflect, on what our relationship with technology should be and how to fix it. Read More »

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