GIPHY’s top three gifs of 2016: the Sloth from Zootopia, crying Jordan, and Barack Obama's mic drop at the WHCA Dinner.

Tech Insider’s Steve Kovach says Google is working with a third party on its next smartwatches instead of manufacturing its own because it doesn't believe in the category.

According to Inc's Salvador Rodriguez, most retired NFL players are investing in tech and gaming, but are now starting to put money in other sectors.

Colleges are getting into eSports more, Turtle Beach’s MacLean Marshall says, because they view pro gaming as a way to reach younger audiences.

What happens to Geenee if Instagram loses popularity? Thorsten Magers isn't worried, calling the app "platform agnostic."

According to PrivCo’s Evan Danckwerth, 25 percent of Uber's fleet could go driverless in 3-5 years, increasing the company's valuation after its IPO.

Signal, an encrypted messaging app, became one of the most popular Android apps of 2016 due to security and surveillance concerns, Mic's Jack Smith says.

What are some of President Barack Obama's most notable achievements? Toure highlights not entering new wars and improving Cuba relations.

To Stash Wealth, one problem H.E.N.R.Y.s (high earners, not rich yet) have is that they save too much, making lifestyles tight.

Lou Basenese called 7-Eleven’s drone "the biggest tech surprise of 2016," but wonders about the margins on its delivery.

In our first My365 segment, we spoke with Yasmine El Baggari about her path to success, pursuing curiosity, and Voyaj.

December 20, 2016: Why did Tim Cook meet with Donald J. Trump? Here's what he told his employees. Also, Snap buys ad-tech firm Flite.