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U.S. government declares hoverboards unsafe The Consumer Product Safety Commission is calling for all hoverboards to be taken off the market until they can be certified as safe. Here's what the 'i' in iPhone means The question about what exactly the "i" prefix in Apple's iPhone, iMac, iPod and more stands for has been swirling around the Internet again. One of the most powerful Internet companies is officially for sale In the portfolio: the crown jewel of Internet homepages. Adorable girl buys brother hamster, makes sisters everywhere look bad This boy goes ham for his new hamster. Kesha breaks down when court rules that she must continue working with her alleged rapist According to her contract, she must produce six more albums with Dr. Luke. The music industry is all about its new digital stars, and the Grammys proved it LOS ANGELES — When Anna Kendrick introduced Tori Kelly and James Bay's performance at the Grammys on Monday, she pointed out that the two musicians share something in common: Th... Google and Apple, once enemies, unite thanks to the FBI The two longtime rivals find their interests aligned. Apple: San Bernardino County screwed up the iPhone the FBI wants us to fix Apple's big fight with the FBI could have been avoided if one government employee had kept his hands off the iPhone in question. Your hoverboard isn't safe: What you need to do now You might want to get off your hoverboard and read this. Someone photoshopped Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton into one weird person When 2 become 1. Sorry Donald Trump, the Vatican is not actually a walled-off city Trump and supporters pointed to Vatican City's looming walls as a sign of the Catholic church's exclusionary practices. 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