Internet in North Korea Goes Dark; Google Unveils Self-Driving Car Prototype; Teens Hate Facebook

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TOP STORIES Internet in North Korea Offline After Apparent Attack  North Korea's national Internet has been completely offline for more than two hours after 24 hours of instability. Share This:   Google Unveils Fully Functional Self-Driving Car Prototype  Google has revealed the first complete build of its fully autonomous vehicle. Share This:   Survey Says: Teens Hate Facebook  Facebook use among teens is dwindling, while Twitter adoption is growing. Share This:   Check Out NASA's Orion Re-Entry Video  Catch an "astronaut's eye view" of the next-gen crew capsule re-entering the atmosphere after its first test flight. Share This:   Add Festive Touches to Facebook Messenger Chats  The Stickered feature enables users to add Facebook stickers to any photo, then send it to friends via the Messenger app. Share This:   Android One Expands Into South Asia  Over the coming weeks, Android One handsets will begin rolling out to Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Share This:   Report: Amazon Fire Phone 2 Expected in 2016  The e-retail giant intends to release the next-gen smartphone within two years, according to VentureBeat. Share This:   BlackBerry, Boeing Team for Self-Destructing Phone  BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES 12) will be integrated into the super-secure Boeing Black smartphone. Share This:   8 Tech Superstars You Couldn't Escape in 2014  These innovations were controversial, and perhaps a little dumb, but we were obsessed in 2014. Share This: