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A new report says almost all Pakistani banks have been hacked, Microsoft uses Minecraft to demo its upcoming campus revamp, and a man’s homemade flying car turns heads.

Amazon plans to split HQ2 between two locations, Bill Gates unveils a futuristic toilet that doesn’t need water or sewers, and a voting machine manual that asks customers to re-use easy passwords makes its rounds on Reddit.

Automation may be replacing human hires at Amazon, companies are secretly rating shoppers and the newest MacBook’s microphone detaches for privacy, but is it useful?

Move The Dial hosts inaugural global summit on women leadership in tech, Uber wants to test self-driving cars again, and what's up with Apple’s woozy emoji?

Worldwide Google staff stage walkouts in protest, the inventor of the World Wide Web says tech giants might have to split up, and Facebook continues to lose users in Europe. That’s all the tech news that’s popular right now.

Facebook bans pages related to far-right group the Proud Boys, the U.K. and Canada are jointly calling on Mark Zuckerberg to appear in their committees, and Bitcoin turned 10 years-old yesterday. That’s all the tech news that’s popular right now.

In the spotlight today is Apple’s newly announced iPad Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini. In today’s episode, we’ll give you a quick tour of their special features.

The first Google Home Hub reviews are out, how auto makers are working to reduce the time you wait at red lights, and why people are keeping their smartphones for longer.

China says U.S. President Donald Trump should use a Huawei for better security, Apple and Samsung are fined for slowing down phones, and millions of Cathay Pacific passengers are hit with an ugly data hack.