'AT&T is Spying' report gets social media up in arms – CNET
Social Cues: Turns out, people aren’t too happy with allegations that their privacy may be jeopardized even more than they already knew. Source: CNet
Read MoreSocial Cues: Turns out, people aren’t too happy with allegations that their privacy may be jeopardized even more than they already knew. Source: CNet
Read MoreUnless, of course, you enjoy inconsistent lighting and blinding everyone else on the road. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe A3900 is designed to give cars digital dashboards and help them spot pedestrians. It and its E3900 cousin are about twice as fast as predecessors. Source: CNet
Read MoreA new video miniseries chronicling the inception of this ute will lead us into the official unveil at the LA Auto Show. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Friday cybersecurity attack using connected devices, or the internet of things, was serious, unusual, and even historic. It also is a taste of the disruptions to come, say security experts. The attack, which affected a number of major Web sites, reportedly used Internet-enabled cameras as a platform for a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
Read MoreLast Friday’s massive DDoS attack against Dyn.com and its DNS services slowed down or knocked out internet connectivity for millions of users for much of the day. Unfortunately, these sorts of attacks cannot be easily mitigated. We have to live with them for now. Huge DDoS attacks that take down entire sites can be accomplished for
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Read MoreThe US president had a strong response to a Donald Trump tweet from August. Source: CNet
Read MoreNetflix’s CEO has no objection to the blockbuster deal, as long as it doesn’t conflict with net neutrality. Source: CNet
Read MoreEyefluence wants AR and VR to be controlled via your eyes, and Google wants to help it fulfil this goal. Source: CNet
Read MorePing-pong balls, poop bags and Pop-Tarts are the latest things you can reorder using the commerce giant’s Wi-Fi-connected gizmos. Source: CNet
Read MoreRepublican candidate’s video program will be hosted by Trump advisors and a conservative political commentator. Source: CNet
Read MoreSocial media company plans to trim about 300 jobs, or 8 percent of its workforce, Bloomberg reports. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: Someone, somewhere had to compute the sheer number of objects of Trumpian scorn. It was The New York Times and it keeps computing. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe superfast wireless tech hasn’t caught on widely, but that could change as ordinary Wi-Fi clogs up. Source: CNet
Read MoreA paper co-written by Apple’s mobile software is accepted almost immediately by an international scientific conference. Break out your smartphones, would-be scientists. Source: CNet
Read MoreCEO Lowell McAdam says the deal makes sense for AT&T, but not for Verizon. Source: CNet
Read MoreOh nooooo! Negan killed (BLEEP)! and also (BLEEP)! Twitter is (BLEEPING) freaking out over the season 7 premiere! Source: CNet
Read MoreWe know nothing. Plus, more on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and tech to aid disabled people. Source: CNet
Read MoreFrom Home Deals: Start up a smart light set with these cheaper bundles, as well as get a 16-channel security system for an impressively low price. Source: CNet
Read MoreFor one day only, from 11 a.mm to 3 p.m., Uber is promising to deliver free flu shots — if you live in certain cities or states. Source: CNet
Read MoreSan Francisco gets highlighted in Watch Dogs 2’s latest trailer. Source: CNet
Read MoreAaaaah! Yaaaargh! Eeeeek! Every scream imaginable makes an appearance in Shudder’s never-ending “Stream of Screams.” Source: CNet
Read MoreThe company’s standalone VR headset project is reportedly alive and well — and it might keep track of where your eyes are pointing. Source: CNet
Read MoreResearchers have devised a new way to compromise Android devices without exploiting any software vulnerabilities and instead taking advantage of a physical design weakness in RAM chips. The attack technique could also affect other ARM and x86-based devices and computers. The attack stems from the push over the past decade to pack more DRAM (dynamic
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