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Even if you can’t fix your own computer, YouTube celeb chef Rosanna Pansino shows how to decorate a cake to look like the inside of a computer. Source: CNet
Read MoreEven if you can’t fix your own computer, YouTube celeb chef Rosanna Pansino shows how to decorate a cake to look like the inside of a computer. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe campaign to eliminate passwords has been ongoing, and growing, for close to a decade. There are even some declarations that this might be the year, or at least ought to be the year, that it happens. Don’t hold your breath. Brett McDowell, executive director of the FIDO (Fast IDentity Online) Alliance, is as passionate an
Read MoreA combination of emojis can confuse iOS 10 into temporarily crashing. Here’s what you need to know. Source: CNet
Read MoreWikiLeaks said that its founder Julian Assange is confident of winning ‘any fair trial’ in the U.S. and indicated that the founder of the whistleblowing website would stand by all the promises he had made in return for clemency to Chelsea Manning, the former U.S. soldier who disclosed classified data relating to the Iraq War
Read MoreWhen Donald Trump is inaugurated as the U.S. President on Friday, Juan Soberanis intends to protest the event—digitally. His San Francisco-based protest platform is calling on Americans to oppose Trump’s presidency by visiting the Whitehouse.gov site and overloading it with too much traffic. In effect, he’s proposing a distributed denial-of-service attack, an illegal act under
Read MoreThe Galaxy C9 Pro has a 6-inch screen, 6GB of RAM and 16MP cameras on both its front and back. But it’s only officially available in China. Source: CNet
Read MoreUniversal Studios Japan makes it so the experience begins before you even step foot into the ride. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe comedian will also record two new standup shows and help create other programs for the video-streaming service. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: An evolutionary biologist decides that his new moth discovery resembles the president-elect. Source: CNet
Read MoreSingapore-based Mimetic.ai’s Evie is an AI that understands natural language and helps you with the thankless chore of setting up meetings. Source: CNet
Read MoreTo persuade people to stop using the recalled handset, the carrier plans to reroute all non-911 outgoing calls to its customer service reps. Source: CNet
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Read MoreLawsuit accuses the world’s biggest maker of mobile phone chips of maintaining a monopoly that extracted high royalty fees and weakened competition. Source: CNet
Read MoreWe don’t want a realistic Mario game (like, ever). But this video is pretty hilarious. Source: CNet
Read MorePresident Barack Obama shortened Chelsea Manning’s prison sentence by 28 years on Tuesday. Source: CNet
Read MoreClips from “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “The Golden Girls” and other sources help remind us why the actress and social media darling is an American treasure. Source: CNet
Read MoreYou can ask Gabe Newell anything you want on Reddit this afternoon. Many people are excited to see what the blunt video game billionaire says. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: More than 2 million YouTubers have already tuned in to 7-year-old Xia Vigor performing on a TV show. But is her performance wonderful or the opposite? Source: CNet
Read MoreA whole new world comes into perspective for fish with their own personal above-the-surface glass viewing towers. Source: CNet
Read MoreNo one messes with the Millennium Falcon without first going through one angry Wookiee. Source: CNet
Read MoreAn update to Evernote’s iOS app brings a minimalist interface and easier to use features. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe customers at one Oregon 7-Eleven are sometimes known to shop on all fours. Source: CNet
Read MoreAfter leaving a difficult marriage, Cara Brookins, a mother of four, constructed her family a house — and a new life. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe bespectacled zombie lies face down in the dirt, thanks to LG and Sony dropping support from their 2017 TVs. Will it ever rise again? Source: CNet
Read MoreMany developers still embed sensitive access tokens and API keys into their mobile applications, putting data and other assets stored on various third-party services at risk. A new study performed by cybersecurity firm Fallible on 16,000 Android applications revealed that about 2,500 had some type of secret credential hard-coded into them. The apps were scanned
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