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Following in the footsteps of T-Mobile, Sprint’s “Unlimited Freedom Premium” plan is $20 more than its $60 unlimited plan. Source: CNet
Read MoreFollowing in the footsteps of T-Mobile, Sprint’s “Unlimited Freedom Premium” plan is $20 more than its $60 unlimited plan. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Pentagon is crowdsourcing ideas for the next generation of protective gear for soldiers, offering a total of $250,000 in prizes. Source: CNet
Read MoreAn entertaining analysis examines Darth Vader, Agent Smith and a dozen other baddies, and comes up with one colossal champion. Source: CNet
Read MoreSome potential bugs on Amazon could be unnecessarily costing its AmazonFresh customers a lot more money. Source: CNet
Read MoreIf you need to navigate regularly between Linux and the Windows world, there are many applications that can make your job easier. We spotlight 21 quality applications that will pave the way. Source: DIY IT
Read MoreNow that Sony is bringing its PlayStation games to Windows, should you even bother getting a dedicated game machine? Tell us what you think for today’s live show. Source: CNet
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Read MoreTo spy on a human rights activist, hackers allegedly connected to a Middle Eastern government used three previously unknown vulnerabilities in Apple’s iOS. The claims — from research at Toronto-based Citizen Lab and mobile security firm Lookout — focus on spyware that targeted Ahmed Mansoor, an activist in the United Arab Emirates. [ iOS vs.
Read MoreCisco Systems has started releasing security patches for a critical flaw in Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) firewalls targeted by an exploit linked to the U.S. National Security Agency. The exploit, dubbed ExtraBacon, is one of the tools used by a group that the security industry calls the Equation, believed to be a cyberespionage team tied
Read MoreHow has Apple changed after half a decade with Cook at the helm? Plus, Pokemon Go shows signs of decline — but is that so surprising, or even a big problem? Source: CNet
Read MoreData consolidation in public clouds is all the rage these days, for good reason. You typically have data scattered all over the place in your enterprise, and relocating to the cloud means you can finally get what data experts like to call a “single source of truth.” Even better, big data technology is native to
Read MoreAs CNET cleans up before our remodel, one reader will clean up too. This week’s free goods include a tough laptop backpack, a hardcover book filled with game art and earphones shaped like devil horns. Source: CNet
Read MoreWe took a break from our usual podcast chat about new phones and high-tech gadgets this week to take a look at a tech issue that is really making waves beyond Australia’s shores. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe attack the saw the Ghostbusters star’s personal information leaked to the web is now under investigation by US authorities. Source: CNet
Read MoreiPhone maker is developing a handset that will tap FeliCa, the mobile tap-to-pay standard in Japan. Source: CNet
Read MoreWriter, producer and voice actor Justin Roiland says he wants to make “super duper games” through his new VR development company, Squanchtendo Games. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe dual-pixel raw format lets photographers fine-tune focus and clear up distracting flare. Those advantages won’t be restricted to Canon’s own software forever, though. Source: CNet
Read MoreThis viral video shows you how to use Liquid Paper, Sharpie pens, scented markers and glitter glue for something more artistic than school and office work. If you’re into that sort of thing. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: Trine Skei Grande, leader of the liberal party, just can’t get enough of monsters. Source: CNet
Read MoreComputer believed to be a prototype sells for $815,000 in an auction that sees a portion of the sale price being donated to charity. Source: CNet
Read MoreSalt crystals not only changed the color of the dress, but added hundreds of pounds to its weight. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: At the University of Texas, some students decided that gadgets of pleasure were the way to protest a new state law that allows guns in classrooms. The campaign has quite some name. Source: CNet
Read MoreHarvard researchers build a tentacled little robot made entirely of flexible parts. No electronics needed. Source: CNet
Read MoreBuilding a fiber-based network is expensive and time-consuming. The company is said to have fallen “well short” of its subscriber goals. Source: CNet
Read MoreAlmost 60 years ago, an account emerged of aliens from a planet around Proxima Centauri. It’s been largely forgotten, but now that we know the planet is real, does the wild story deserve another look? Source: CNet
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