I’ve gotten to know the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra better, but so many questions about the camera, battery life and stylus remain. Galaxy Note 20 Ultra ongoing review: Everything good and not-so-good so far – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreJackie Snow / Wall Street Journal: How online sellers, including Amazon and GOAT, are using AI to spot counterfeit goods, with the help of authentication startups like Entrupy — When Olivia Matthaei, a consignment store sales clerk, needs to check whether a designer handbag is authentic, she knows the drill. How online sellers, including Amazon
Read MoreCommentary: With the iPhone SE 2020, Apple had a chance to bring a 4-inch iPhone back to market again. But it passed on that opportunity, and there’s a reason for that. iPhone SE: I'm actually glad that Apple's smallest iPhone isn't really that small – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSamsung promised advanced health features for its newest smartwatch, like an FDA-cleared EKG and blood oxygen monitoring. Galaxy Watch 3: All the fitness features Samsung promised for its next smartwatch – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Pixel 4A raises the bar for how good a budget phone’s camera can be. Review: Pixel 4A officially has the best camera for the money – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreMost of us are open to leaving the office behind forever. Exclusive: Vast majority may 'never go back' to the office Source: Tech Radar Software
Read MorePrepare to be amazed by the difference a flash can make. This iPhone accessory might be the biggest revolution in phone photography ever – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSteven Levy / Wired: Interview with Bill Gates on COVID-19, Trump, last week’s antitrust meeting, Mark Zuckerberg, misinformation, and the “poison chalice” of the TikTok deal — The techie-turned-philanthropist on vaccines, Trump, and why social media is “a poisoned chalice.” Interview with Bill Gates on COVID-19, Trump, last week's antitrust meeting, Mark Zuckerberg, misinformation, and
Read MoreThe company unveiled its updated device that folds open from a phone into a tablet, with a 6.2-inch cover screen and a 7.6-inch interior display. Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 2 will fit in your pocket better than last year's model did – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreNew York Times: Intelligence agencies don’t see TikTok as a major security issue, see the claimed risks as largely theoretical, and view companies like Huawei as larger threats — Even as the White House moves against the Chinese social media app, the intelligence agencies do not see it as a major issue along the lines
Read MoreAn exclusive, gloves-off fin-terview with the shark who’ll battle boxer Iron Mike during Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. Mike Tyson going under, says shark who'll fight him during Shark Week – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWhen your job involves working on multiple projects—usually simultaneously—it can be easy to forget to update your portfolio. If you’re lucky, you have a steady stream of work with constant deadlines, leaving little time for anything work-related other than, you know, actual work. Read more… Schedule Updates to Your Professional Portfolio Source: Life Hacker
Read MoreThe Microsoft co-founder estimates the disease will affect the developing world even longer. Bill Gates: Coronavirus pandemic will end 'for the rich world' by late 2021 – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSimon Sharwood / The Register: Toshiba, which started making laptops in 1985, has formally exited the laptop business, after Sharp acquired Toshiba’s final shares in Dynabook — Last Dynabook shares shuffled off to new owner Sharp — Toshiba has made laptops since 1985 and claims to have been the first to make a mass-market computer
Read MoreChinese-made apps like TikTok are a “national emergency,” one order says. Trump effectively bans TikTok, WeChat with executive orders – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA security researcher reveals that he was able to see detailed messages from hospitals as the coronavirus outbreak got worse in California. Hospitals leaked personal details of COVID-19 patients on unencrypted system – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreNASA used synthetic aperture radar data from space to map where the worst damage occurred. NASA maps the damage from the Beirut explosion – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreA SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket carrying satellites for the U.S. Air Force launches on June 25, 2019. | Photo by Paul Hennessy/NurPhoto via Getty Images The US Department of Defense has selected its two primary rocket companies for getting satellites into orbit in the years ahead: long-time military launch provider United Launch Alliance (ULA) and
Read MoreThis is the first of many battery-powered vehicles that the Detroit-based automaker will introduce in the coming years. The Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV is ushering in a new era at GM – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreWe’ve rounded up desktop and wearable fans — both battery- and USB-powered. They’re all deeply discounted. Beat the heat: Four personal fans for or less – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe restrictions on the two Chinese-owned apps followed a familiar model for other policy announcements on China from the Trump administration. Trump’s Orders on WeChat and TikTok Are Uncertain. That May Be the Point. Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreExisting subscribers will continue to pay $4.99 a month for a year. ESPN Plus monthly plan increasing to – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreGetty Images for WarnerMedia Two of WarnerMedia’s top executives, Bob Greenblatt and Kevin Reilly, are leaving the company as CEO Jason Kilar begins to plan the company’s future with a tighter focus on HBO Max. Greenblatt oversaw all of the company’s direct-to-consumer lines and oversaw WarnerMedia as a whole; Kevin Reilly was WarnerMedia’s content chief.
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge These days, we almost take it as a given that piss-poor security will inevitably expose some of your usernames and passwords to the world — that’s why 2FA is so important, and why you might want a password checkup tool like the ones now built into every modern
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge A new website tries to streamline the process of signing up to vote by mail. VoteByMail.io is a new service created by volunteers with work experience at several prominent companies, including Google, Intel, Dropbox, and Nike, that aims to help registered voters sign up for a mail-in ballot.
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