The long-awaited OnePlus 5 is here. And. It. Is. Glorious. The OnePlus 5 is what you get when take a Google Pixel XL and marry it to the iPhone 7 Plus's dual cameras. It's the perfect phone for anyone who loves Android and wants the iPhone 7 Plus's cameras, and hates iOS. The OnePlus 5 didn't just happen overnight. It's the end product of years of iteration, and it really shows.

Exciting news from the Mashable UK team. We've only just gone and launched a UK and Ireland Edition on Snapchat Discover. So what does this mean and how can I start watching? Well, for Snapchat users in the UK and Ireland it means even more cracking content relevant to your region. If you're already subscribed to Mashable, you don't need to do anything. Just sit back and continue to enjoy. If you're new to this wonderful world, download the Snapchat app immediately and follow these steps.

Being a CEO—even one of the world's best CEOs—doesn't mean you have to stop partying. The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX came in eighth place on the 2017 Glassdoor Highest Rated CEOs list this year. But that's not the best part. Musk gave an interview with Glassdoor and answered some questions on his job and his personal life, in which he shared his love of fun. "When you’re not planning trips to Mars, how do you like to spend your free time?" a representative at Glassdoor asked.

Razer, the company behind that crazy triple-screen laptop concept, will not stop until all other PC makers are its dust. At this year's E3 gaming expo, Razer refreshed its littlest laptop, the Blade Stealth, with the latest specs, and announced a new, toned down version with a larger screen (but the same dimensions) that ditches the brand's neon green. Is Razer finally growing up and shedding its gamer badge? Heck no.

Click farms — where low-paid workers are paid to spend their days clicking on content — have become a problem across the globe. Sometimes these farms manifest as rooms with hundreds if not thousands of phones, all at the ready for when a company pays for traffic. Click farms are very adaptable. Companies can use them for everything from acquiring LinkedIn connections to make themselves look better on the job market to influencing record labels on SoundCloud to simple web traffic.

Yes, it's a personal mobility device, and, yes, you stand on it. And — OK, sure — it also auto-balances while you ride by shifting your body weight. But it's not another hoverboard. It's an "electric sports rideable." Former aerospace engineer and Radical Transport co-founder Nick Fragnito, who brought a Moov prototype to my office this week — days before the launch of their Kickstarter campaign — wanted to make that point crystal clear. "We obviously don't like that term.

While the internet was abuzz this week with the highly anticipated James Comey testimony, you might not have had time to search for other things. Like new apps and updates. But it's all good, because we've kept up for you. Each week we round up the most important app news along with some of the coolest new and updated apps to help you stay in the loop with everything you need on your phone. Here's what caught our eye this week.

Hey Elon? Buddy? Is everything OK? I know things have been pretty hectic lately, what with Model 3 production in high gear, all that talk of Mars, and the throes of young love making the world seem so fresh and new, but you're the CEO of three companies. You've got to keep it together. Can we talk about your tweets for a minute? That seems like a good place to start. Rightly, or wrongly, people hang on to each and every character you type.

When you think of Apple, the first thing that comes to mind might not be fashion. However, Apple did, in fact, dip into the clothing industry in the '80s and '90s, and now a pair of its vintage shoes could be yours ... for a price. Heritage Auction House plans to put the Apple Computer Sneakers, which they say are from the early 1990's, up for auction on June 11, The Verge reported.

Brace yourself for a lot of dogs on Amazon pages instead of that dress or chew toy you were trying to buy. Many product pages on the online shopping site are down this afternoon. You can still get to the Amazon homepage, but when you click on a product, like an Echo or a book, you're introduced to a pooch. Instead of a usual "this page is down" notice, everyone is getting redirected to the "Meet the dogs of Amazon" screen. Cute, but it makes it hard to shop for anything with the dogs popping up.