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Lulu Chang

Lulu Chang

Fascinated by the effects of technology on human interaction, Lulu believes that if her parents can use your new app, service, or gadget, it's worth her attention. To help bring her mother and father into the 21st century, reach out via Twitter or email with your best products and services.
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Smart Home

For $2,500, you can have a hydroponic weed garden in your living room

You can't grow money on trees, but if you could, it would probably be with the help of something like the Cloudponics GroBox, a grow system that allows its users to control a variety of growing conditions for the perfect plant yield.
Smart Home

The BrewCube aims to make cold brewing at home easier than ever

The future of at-home cold brewing has arrived -- or at least, that is what the makers behind the BrewCube would have us believe. Meet the Cold Brew Automation Company, a startup looking to perfect at-home cold brew coffee technology.
Cars

Ford’s self-driving vehicle division is set to go — autonomous

Ford is getting serious about its self-driving car unit, and has spun out its autonomous car division into its own company. Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC encompasses "all aspects of its self-driving vehicle business operations."
Cars

Uber has completed 10 billion trips since 2010 despite persistent controversy

As of last month, ridesharing company Uber has completed over 10 billion trips. And given that the company only got its start eight years ago, that's a pretty impressive milestone. 
Mobile

Best iOS app deals of the day! 6 paid iPhone apps are free for a limited time

Everyone likes apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Developers put paid apps on sale for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up fast. Here are the latest and greatest iOS app deals offered in the iOS App Store.
Emerging Tech

Italian researchers discover what they believe is a lake under ice cap on Mars

Scientists have discovered what is believed to be a lake located underneath the south polar ice cap of Mars, measuring about 12.5 miles across. This is the first time that a persistent, existing body of water has been found.