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• Report

  The cyborg era begins next week at the World Cup

  

  The first kick of the World Cup will be made by a paralyzed person in a mind-controlled exoskeleton that allows them to walk. It's a huge moment for integrating electronics with humans, and there's a lot more to come from here on out.

• Video

  Top Shelf: I, Spy

  

  Want to see the real spy gadgets that private investigators use to track their subjects? We caught up with a PI to find out, and then did a little spying of our own to see just what it's like to use them.

• Review

  'Edge of Tomorrow' review

  

  Edge of Tomorrow is a sci-fi take on Groundhog Day that has the potential to be one of the most thrilling movies of the summer. Is this just the latest Tom Cruise action film, or can Edge of Tomorrow's death-defying conceit create something far more powerful?

• Editorial

  Meet the new Apple

  

  Apple made some big announcements this week about the future of iOS and OS X (all of which you can catch up on right here). But the biggest news may not have been any product, but the changed personality of Apple itself. So meet the new Apple: one that's willing to start having some fun.

• Report

  If violence is in your genes, should courts be more lenient?

  

  Genetic evidence that can explain a criminal's violent acti*** could be a big help for courts, but right now, courts aren't quite sure how to use it. In the meantime, this evidence is being used to get lesser sentences for criminals, and legal experts don't think that logic adds up.

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  Calorie counting leads to bad science and worse gadgets

  

  Calorie counting has become a key component of diets and health tech, but it probably isn't doing very much good. It's difficult to actually measure how many calories a person gets out of a meal, and that means those watching their health are basing their diets on some strange science.

• Review

  LG G3 review

  

  LG's latest phone is big and awkward, but it has a whole lot to love underneath. The G3 is polished in just about every way, and even though it doesn't carry the good looks of the One or the brand power of the Galaxy S5, it still may stand above them as the best Android phone this year.

• Photo Essay

  See a fashion icon take on Google Glass

  

  Google Glass has never really looked cool, but Google's hoping that fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg can help. She and Google are partnering on a line of hip (and sometimes futuristic) frames for Glass. We dropped by their unveiling to photograph the new looks.

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  Textual healing: are apps the future of therapy?

  

  What if you could pick up your phone and anonymously text a therapist at any time of the day? That's what Talkspace thinks will be the future of therapy, but it'll have to prove that your phone's convenience is more important than getting to speak with someone face to face first.

• Report

  F bombs and death threats: Americans rip the FCC on net neutrality

  

  The FCC is currently taking public comments on its controversial net neutrality proposal, and Americans have been quick to express their displeasure with it. We've rounded up some of the strangest, angriest, and most inappropriate comments made so far in order to tell the FCC that it needs to rethink its proposal.