FCC puts robocalls, prison phones at the top of its agenda – CNET
New FCC Chairman Ajit Pai lays out a handful of issues he wants to tackle at the agency’s monthly open meeting. First up: kill the robocalls. Source: CNet
Read MoreNew FCC Chairman Ajit Pai lays out a handful of issues he wants to tackle at the agency’s monthly open meeting. First up: kill the robocalls. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe value of the digital currency hits an all-time high of $1,263.72. Source: CNet
Read MoreAfter much anticipation, Snapchat’s parent company finally debuts on the stock market. It gets off to a fast start. Source: CNet
Read MoreFrom the BlackBerry KeyOne and the Nokia 3310 to the LG G6 and Moto G5, these videos will make it feel like you were at Mobile World Congress with all the cool phones and gadgets. Source: CNet
Read MoreOnce exclusive to the Google Pixel and Pixel XL, Google Assistant is now rolling out to various Android Nougat and Marshmallow phones. Source: CNet
Read MoreThose rumors about the next iPhone ditching the Lightning connector are most likely untrue or misleading. Source: CNet
Read MoreAn image of an Amazon-branded security camera with a familiar-looking blue ring was reportedly spotted on Amazon.com. Is Alexa getting eyes? Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: The White House press secretary slips up, and the Oscars jokes begin. Source: CNet
Read MoreLet’s duck back into the 1980s with this promising preview of a Disney favorite that’s just months away. Source: CNet
Read MoreThough there’s three on the way, only two will premier in March. Source: CNet
Read MoreA hefty auction price for a strange mold sample makes sense once you know its origin story and all the extras that came with it. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe channels will be available to users in California, Chicago and Mid-Atlantic markets. Source: CNet
Read MoreWell played, pancake purveyors. The restaurant chain takes the zoom-in social media meme and makes it butter. Er, better. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe company’s Kickstarter campaign has been expanded to include a case for the Pixel that you can mount its lenses on. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe first three “Jurassic Park” movies start streaming on Netflix. Meanwhile on Hulu, two excellent “Karate Kid” movies arrive (and also the awful third one). Source: CNet
Read MoreMatt Gangwer, CTO of Rook Security and Ryan O’Leary, VP of Threat Research Center and Tech Support at WhiteHat Security join CSO Online’s Steve Ragan to talk about the evolution of ransomware, and what companies need to do to combat it. Source: Security
Read MoreYou’re not dreaming. That’s a startlingly young version of pirate Jack Sparrow in the new trailer for “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.” Source: CNet
Read MoreGoogle has expanded its Safe Browsing service, allowing Google Chrome on MacOS to better protect users from programs that locally inject ads into webpages or that change the browser’s homepage and search settings. The Safe Browsing service is used by Google’s search engine, as well as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, to block users from
Read MorePokemon Go got the fanfare for making augmented reality mainstream, but Snapchat — with Lenses and Spectacles — was already AR’s undercover evangelist. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe next generation of wireless tech is more than just a boost for your phone. Think self-driving cars, telemedicine and virtual reality reaching their true potential. Source: CNet
Read MoreIt’s not just about supercars — though plenty will be there. Source: CNet
Read MoreBose’s comfy, full-size wired headphone is on sale for $100 at Amazon. Source: CNet
Read MoreExecs raced us through five Mods for the Moto Z phones, and showed off zero. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe U.S. Federal Communications Commission has halted new rules that would require high-speed internet providers to take ‘reasonable’ steps to protect customer data. In a 2-1 vote that went along party lines, the FCC voted Wednesday to stay temporarily one part of privacy rules passed in October that would give consumers the right to decide
Read MoreIf your company has experienced a data breach, it’s probably a good idea to thoroughly investigate it promptly. Unfortunately, Yahoo didn’t, according to a new internal investigation. The internet pioneer, which reported a massive data breach involving 500 million user accounts in September, actually knew an intrusion had occurred back in 2014, but allegedly botched
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