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About Amar Toor

Amar joined The Verge in April 2012. He previously worked as an editor for Engadget, and before that, as a writer for Switched. He's currently based in Paris.

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'Children Are Dying': a harrowing look at America's drug shortage

Lars von Trier's 'Nymphomaniac' digitally stitches actors' faces to naked body doubles

Children of US immigrants are dying younger than their parents, studies show

Iconic Eames chair returns to its fiberglass roots

US shuts down Guantanamo Wi-Fi in response to Anonymous threats

US Navy launches first drone from aboard an aircraft carrier

US seizes and freezes funds at biggest Bitcoin exchange

Taiwan's abandoned resort town and the future that never was

Climate change threatens to destroy Alaskan village within four years

'2001: A Space Odyssey' explained to kids in 1960s comic

Huawei CEO breaks 25 years of silence to deny US espionage allegations

'Iron Man 3' director signs on for 'Doc Savage' adaptation

New technique could identify deadly superbugs within minutes

EA will no longer pay gun makers for the right to depict weapons in games

Helicopter video reveals GTA-style law enforcement in Brazilian slums

Valve looks to sweat levels and eye controls for future game design

Software replaces lawyers in beer company merger

Bitter pill: life-saving HIV drugs fuel crime and addiction in South Africa

UN Twitter account follows 537 people, including one porn star

Google's decision to recognize Palestine could undermine peace efforts, Israel says

'Iron Man 3' blows away the box office with $175 million opening weekend

Instagram filters out the noise with redesigned logo

Replica of 'Dead Space' Plasma Cutter wreaks havoc with laser beams

Color-changing gloves detect airborne toxins with shades of blue

Behind the curtain of Y Combinator, the 'sleep-away camp for startups'

UNICEF says Facebook 'likes' won't save children's lives

Accused Chinese spy charged with downloading porn, not NASA secrets

Shapeshifters: phones of the future could morph on demand

Inside IllumiRoom: Microsoft's world-expanding Xbox projector is 'just research' for now

The robots are coming, but will we love them?