Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is a galactically stupid title – CNET
Commentary: “A New Order” was just sitting there waiting to be used. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is a galactically stupid title – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: “A New Order” was just sitting there waiting to be used. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is a galactically stupid title – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreFly the friendly skies with an airplane sporting a Star Wars look. United Airlines to fly Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker plane this fall – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreJennifer Valentino-DeVries / New York Times: A detailed look at how police forces use “geofence” warrants and Google’s Sensorvault location history database to find witnesses and suspects near crime scenes — The tech giant records people’s locations worldwide. Now, investigators are using it to find suspects and witnesses near crimes … A detailed look at
Read MoreThe maker of Apex Legends and Titanfall will unveil their Star Wars game today. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order: Watch the trailer, game reveal livestream – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreStratolaunch, the massive aircraft dreamed up by the late Paul Allen, flew for the first time on Saturday, becoming the largest plane by wingspan ever to take to the skies. Larger than Howard Hughes’… Stratolaunch, plane dreamed up by Paul Allen, just became the world’s largest airplane ever to fly Source: Washington Post Tech
Read MoreThe battle between the companies, once partners, could affect the division of billions of dollars in smartphone profits and, perhaps, how much consumers pay for phones. Apple and Qualcomm’s Global Fight Heads to Court in San Diego Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreNick Statt / The Verge: Twitch releases its first original game called Twitch Sings, a karaoke title with a “go live” button to start a Twitch broadcast, available for free on Windows — The live streaming platform is getting into game development — Since becoming the de facto game streaming platform … Twitch releases its
Read MoreTechCrunch: Microsoft says a “limited” number of its web email service accounts were breached between Jan. 1 and March 28 using a customer support agent’s credentials — On the heels of a trove of 773 million emails, and tens of millions of passwords, from a variety of domains getting leaked in January … Microsoft says
Read MoreInvestigators have been tapping into the tech giant’s enormous cache of location information in an effort to solve crimes. Here’s what this database is and what it does. Google’s Sensorvault Is a Boon for Law Enforcement. This Is How It Works. Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreChance Miller / 9to5Mac: As the key trial between Apple and Qualcomm starts on Tuesday, a report details the increasingly acrimonious relationship between the company CEOs — The legal battle between Qualcomm and Apple has grown increasingly tense since it began in early 2017. A new report from The Wall Street Journal explores … As
Read MoreOur first time using the Galaxy S10 5G was awesome, except for one red flag that Samsung might be able to fix. Galaxy S10 5G hands-on: Live demo with Samsung's faster phone for May – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreMeet the Spendor A7, the perfect blend of traditional and contemporary UK design and sound. An elegant new tower speaker for upscale audiophiles – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWill your favorite movies or shows be included in Disney’s $7-a-month streaming service? Here’s all the ones that are confirmed. Disney Plus: Every show and movie you can definitely stream – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreI always thought of myself as an enlightened, progressive man. Maybe I didn’t exactly paste the word “feminist” on my forehead, but fundamentally I consider the designation correct. When it came to equality, I always thought: sure thing, of course. It’s 2019, people. What are we still talking about? Why aren’t we making it simple?
Read MoreThe Korean luxury brand has a history of wowing NY attendees with outrageous concepts, and 2019 looks to follow that trend. Genesis teases 'surprising' concept for New York Auto Show – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreIf you’re out of the loop, CompTIA is the premier certification body for IT security accreditation, so adding these bullet points to their resume is no small change in the eyes of hiring managers. The 2019 Complete CompTIA Cybersecurity Bundle features more than 90 hours of content to help you ace 4 key CompTIA certification
Read MoreCharlotte West / OneZero: Q&A with people who still pay for email with EarthLink and AOL, which reported $600M revenue from email and dial-up in 2014 and estimated $400M in 2018 — It’s not just Mike Pence and your grandma — a lot of people still use AOL and EarthLink, and pay for the privilege Q&A with
Read MoreWelcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! If not just straight-up ugly, a lot of Bluetooth speakers are, well, instantly forgettable. But you know one that isn’t? Yep, that’s right: the Harman/Kardon Onyx Studio 4. Even better, you can currently get this speaker for only $149.99, that’s
Read MoreCNET Asks: The fifth generation of cellular mobile communications is almost upon us. Will you get your hands on it as fast as you can? 5G network is almost here. Will you be an early adopter? – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreY’all are buying some weird stuff on Amazon. 50 surprising things people are buying on Amazon right now – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe upcoming flagship might have a pop-up camera and triple-rear cameras. OnePlus 7: Rumors, price, release date, specs and everything else – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreWith all the Disney movies our family watches, I’ll be subscribing on Day One. Disney Plus at ? Just take this parent’s money already – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSeparating the futuristic from the dystopian in the minds of the general public can be a challenge, particularly when trying to conceptualize a diverse technology such as AI recognition. In today’s markets, a tangible example can be seen in consumer products such as the iPhone XS, with its Face ID facial-recognition unlocking. By and large,
Read MoreOliver Lee Bateman / MEL Magazine: How bodybuilding forums of the 2000s, which offered a safe space to learn about anabolic drug use and trade insults, laid the groundwork for internet trolling — It was never about the politics. It was always about the drugs. This is how a group of weightlifting pros … How
Read MoreHarry McCracken / Fast Company: Amazon’s HR chief Beth Galetti talks about Peccy, a blobby orange internal mascot that is universally recognized by the company employees — First of all, he is—I mean this as a statement of fact, not a criticism—a dumpy little blob. His arms are jointless, fingerless nubs. Amazon's HR chief Beth
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