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Losing ground to Samsung, Apple and others, the electronics company’s mobile business has a “challenging” second quarter. Source: CNet
Read MoreLosing ground to Samsung, Apple and others, the electronics company’s mobile business has a “challenging” second quarter. Source: CNet
Read MoreAmazon isn’t the only one of the big cloud vendors looking to expand its healthcare footprint. Microsoft’s been there, done that, and is continuing to invest in the space. Source: Microsoft
Read MoreWe lost the iPod classic years ago, now it’s time to bid farewell to two other iterations of the company’s MP3 players. Source: CNet
Read MoreFor the moment, Amazon’s founder has slipped ahead of that other Seattle tech mogul. Source: CNet
Read MoreThere’s calls and text messages coming from your phone number that you never made. Meet the “ghost telephonist.” Source: CNet
Read MoreIf your phone doesn’t have the latest update, leaving your Wi-Fi open might let hackers take over your device. Source: CNet
Read MoreMicrosoft is tweaking its WIndows-as-a-service plans yet again. Here are the new names, dates and other information businesses need to know about Windows 10. Source: Microsoft
Read MoreThis super-comfy finger-grip works with or without a case and comes in a wide assortment of colors. Plus: A GoPro camera for under $100 and a Jawbone Up24 fitness tracker for five bucks! Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Family Reunions Project uses 360-degree videos and VR headsets to reunite families separated by borders they cannot cross –except in virtual reality. Source: CNet
Read MoreSurprise, surprise — the automaker announced it on Twitter. Source: CNet
Read MoreIt recovers from its first-ever losses in wireless subscribers by adding more than 300,000 phone subscribers in the second quarter. Source: CNet
Read MoreBethesda continues the story of Billy Blazkowicz with a third installment that looks just as fun as its predecessors. Source: CNet
Read MoreEmails, tweets and phone alerts are stressing us out. Now there’s tech to ease the anxiety. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe US Army was flying airplanes for four decades before it gave birth to the Air Force in 1947. We take a look back at those early years. Source: CNet
Read MorePushing back against trolls and edging forward with a redesign, Twitter hoped to attract new users. Its second-quarter numbers tell a different story. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe fashion house has cracked open the vaults to serve up the glittering space monster realness we’ll all be wearing in the future. Source: CNet
Read MoreDon’t leave anything behind after your Uber ride, because Uber will charge you for the extra mile on your driver’s journey to return your lost item. Source: CNet
Read MoreIf you’re a PayPal global merchant, you’ll now have access to another 100 million potential online shoppers. Source: CNet
Read MoreIf you need a break at work to feel refreshed, new research says you shouldn’t feel guilty about spending a few minutes gaming. Source: CNet
Read MoreCSO senior writer Steve Ragan talks with cybersecurity experts Krypt3ia and Kodor about how the pair seek out passwords, schematics and other sensitive documents on SCADA control system architectures that shouldn’t be available online, passing along tips to federal authorities to combat real-world threats. Source: Security
Read MoreKelly Shortridge and CSO senior writer Fahmida Y Rashid talk about using behavioral game theory to take advantage of hackers’ mistakes and manipulate the data they think they’re receiving. People generally make decisions by either thinking ahead to figure out how people may act in a given situation, or by learning over time by observing
Read MoreBut Walmart also sent conflicting messages to at least one CNET staffer. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: A new Pew survey says Americans think the government is spying on them. Surprisingly, Muslim Americans are less likely to feel that way. Source: CNet
Read MoreMark Zuckerberg has been trying to repair the social network’s image. The good news? It’s still making tons of money. Source: CNet
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