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Tesla 'Insane' button gives unsuspecting passengers a wild ride The new Tesla Model S P85D can go from 0 to 60 mph in three seconds, and it can scare the heck out of people. Google's epic space documentary hits YouTube Google's epic space documentary detailing the vision behind its moon landing competition is now available on YouTube. The Apple Watch will go on sale in April The Apple Watch is "right on schedule," and Apple expects the device to begin shipping in April, CEO Tim Cook announced on Tuesday. Drone flies above Ireland to capture remarkable coastal views Drone captures Ireland's awe-inspiring cliffs and ancient castles. Snapchat update removed 'best friends' — and users aren't happy The latest Snapchat update, which added a new Discover feature, also removed the app's "best friends" feature and users aren't happy about it. Bernese mountain dog learns cold, hard truth about playing on ice Quinn the Bernese Mountain Dog experiences the drawbacks of playing on ice. Taylor Swift hacked on Twitter and Instagram Taylor Swift may be the victim of a recent hack on both of her confirmed Twitter and Instagram accounts. Is Snapchat about to become a publishing powerhouse? With a new feature, Snapchat Discover, the Los Angeles startup wants to be a hub for media content, too. What your delivery guy went through to bring you pizza in the blizzard We put a GoPro on a New York City delivery guy during the snowstorm on Jan. 26. The cofounder of Opera has a new browser for power users The former CEO of the company that developed the Opera browser, Jon von Tetzchner, launched a testing version of a new browser on Tuesday. Photos: New York City in the blizzard of 2015 New York City shut down its subways and closed its roads and schools to prepare for a historic storm. What it got instead was six inches and a snow day. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064