Is Facebook secretly building a phone? – CNET
Analysis: Facebook’s top-secret hardware division is assembling a team of top phone designers and engineers, including a number of ex-Googlers. What are they working on? Source: CNet
Read MoreAnalysis: Facebook’s top-secret hardware division is assembling a team of top phone designers and engineers, including a number of ex-Googlers. What are they working on? Source: CNet
Read MoreAfter pulling his music from Spotify in 2015 due to concerns over quality, Neil Young’s entire back catalog is available again. Source: CNet
Read MoreNationwide restrictions have been placed on Twitter, WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube and other social media networks. Source: CNet
Read MoreSome diehards are refusing to give up their recalled phones, leading Samsung to take drastic steps. Source: CNet
Read MoreMicrosoft will ‘soon’ beef up its Office 365 Business and Business Premium plans with the addition of Microsoft Access. Source: Microsoft
Read MoreYou didn’t expect the turbo to survive, did you? Source: CNet
Read MoreIt’s been a tough year for the action cam maker, as the company reported a third-quarter loss of 60 cents a share and $241 million revenue. Source: CNet
Read MoreAbout 1 percent of America’s registered voters can cast their ballots electronically, as hacking fears slow the spread of online voting. Source: CNet
Read MoreIs a building designed for physical collaboration an anachronism in the era of Slack? We present some up-to-date drone footage, along with some questions worth pondering. Source: DIY IT
Read MoreWith a release date set for December, Stifled might be the perfect game for a terrifying Christmas season. Source: CNet
Read MoreLegendary newsman is remembered for objective reporting on the Vietnam War, JFK’s assassination and the Apollo 11 moon landing. Source: CNet
Read MoreHow does a one month old team from Singapore take on the biggest names in e-sport? CNET talks to Team Faceless on its plans to win a $3 million Dota 2 tournament. Source: CNet
Read MoreNew console will support more than 30 games when it goes on sale next week. Source: CNet
Read MoreDonald Trump’s wife says social media has gotten “too mean,” but she doesn’t mention her husband’s history of posting insulting tweets. Source: CNet
Read More“Power of the Daleks” hasn’t been seen since 1966, but it’s been lovingly restored for its 50th anniversary. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe comedic actor and legendary Cubs’ fan was everywhere during this one-of-a-kind World Series, but here are his greatest hits. That’s a fact, Jack. Source: CNet
Read MoreIn order for your spanking-new HDR TV to really show off its high-dynamic-range chops, you need HDR content. It’s still rare but you can find it in a few places. Here’s how. Source: CNet
Read MoreTwitter cracks down on an account posting misleading ads that encouraged Clinton supporters to “vote from home” by text message. Source: CNet
Read MoreEuropean Space Agency’s Schiaparelli didn’t make a soft landing on the Red Planet. Now, a Mars orbiter has the first color images of the wreckage. Source: CNet
Read MoreFor 72 hours, NYTimes.com will be free for all to read. Source: CNet
Read MoreIn a paper titled ‘IoT Goes Nuclear’, researchers detail how web-connected Philips Hue smart bulbs could be maliciously hacked to create a “city-wide bricking event.” Representatives from Philips claim that they addressed the concern with a security update earlier this year. Source: CNet
Read MoreLoupedeck’s custom-built hardware replaces Adobe’s on-screen sliders and toggles with real-world knobs and switches. Source: CNet
Read MoreJoin us as we analyze the new “Wonder Woman” trailer featuring Diana Prince/Wonder Woman with her bullet-deflecting wrist cuffs and golden Lasso of Truth in action. Warning: spoilers! Source: CNet
Read MoreThe video for “Daddy Issues” is exclusively streaming on Tidal. Source: CNet
Read MoreA cross-site scripting vulnerability on a single website can divert unsuspecting users to malicious sites. When that same vulnerability exists across millions of websites, a worm can hop from site to site and compromise even more users. Now, a worm can exploit the XSS flaw on website building platform Wix.com on the scale of the
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