Install Windows 10 with privacy settings
The Express settings option will make your installation go faster, but you might inadvertently agree to conditions you wouldn’t choose for yourself. Source: Security
Read MoreThe Express settings option will make your installation go faster, but you might inadvertently agree to conditions you wouldn’t choose for yourself. Source: Security
Read MoreJapanese roboticists have stepped away from making robots human-like — and this latest robot certainly wants you to know it is, in fact, a robot. Source: CNet
Read MoreA new camera developed by NASA allows scientists to record rocket propulsion tests in unprecedented detail. Source: CNet
Read MoreGood news, everyone! Morbotron allows you to search for “Futurama” screenshots and generate gifs based on quotes from the show. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: In a new ad campaign, the German auto manufacturer wonders why on earth you’d want to wait for a Tesla, when you can buy a BMW now. Source: CNet
Read MoreWe don’t think robots will ever replace a great tattoo artist, but it might be nice for tattoo shops to leave the most basic ink work to a robotic arm. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe company says any customer information exposed was unreadable. Source: CNet
Read More“Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” takes a closer look at print newspapers’ quest to stay relevant in a digital era when readers get the news they want instead of need. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe line features LED lights that will match warm or cool tones to help your sleep cycle. Source: CNet
Read MoreThis universe-spanning exploration game is so incredibly ambitious, there are major changes coming even before the official launch. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Basswall campaign on Kickstarter is a practical solution for cramped spaces that hides a big sound system behind a 24-by-36-inch picture frame. Source: CNet
Read MoreJust like winter, a “Game of Thrones” music tour is coming. The composer for the hit HBO series will tour with a full orchestra and choir. Source: CNet
Read MoreA more pleasing rendition of comedian Lucille Ball replaces the alien “Scary Lucy” version in her hometown park. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: “Suicide Squad” is exactly as bad as you think it is, says CNET’s Caitlin Petrakovitz. Why? Probably because DC’s writers and directors think we’re idiots. Source: CNet
Read MoreEntitled “Crisis in Six Scenes,” the six-part series is scheduled to debut this fall as Amazon looks to Allen to help draw in viewers. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe company might dump the flat-screen variant of its flagship lineup, hints a Samsung exec. Source: CNet
Read MoreUsers are reporting an error message when trying to access Google’s file storage service. “The server encountered an error. Please try again later.” (Yep, still trying!) Source: CNet
Read MoreA government blog post from the real Energy Department claims the Netflix show is no documentary. Sure, that’s what they WANT you to think. Source: CNet
Read MoreWith cyberattacks putting everyone on edge, companies are looking for ethical hackers–IT pros paid handsomely to hack their network, expose security flaws, and fix them before someone else breaks in. Learn the tools of the ethical hacking trade with the Become an Ethical Hacker Bundle, now only $44.99 for a limited time. To read this
Read MoreNew research yields some surprising results on how students spend their time online, and what it means for their test scores. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe telecommunications company will also pay a $950,000 fine to the US Treasury for allowing scammers to charge customers for phony directory assistance services. Source: CNet
Read MoreAt the DEFCON Lockpick Village, CSO’s Steve Ragan gets a quick lesson on the basics of lockpicking. Source: Security
Read MoreMaking sure projects complete on time and on budget may seem like magic. But managing multiple projects can be quite doable with a few simple techniques. Source: DIY IT
Read MoreAnd circling back to previous rumors, Bloomberg reports that the new phones will ditch the headphone jack in favor of stereo speakers. Source: CNet
Read MoreBeginning in 2018, fans of the boy wizard can watch the eight “Harry Potter” movies and additional J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World films on the USA Network and Syfy. Source: CNet
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