Why AI's massive disruptions may be just what you're looking for – CNET
Artificial intelligence is becoming a serious part of our lives. Get ready for machines that know you — really, really know you. Source: CNet
Read MoreArtificial intelligence is becoming a serious part of our lives. Get ready for machines that know you — really, really know you. Source: CNet
Read MoreAndroid has a sweet new name, a Florida man has his eyes set on Apple and Andy questions what’s inside a Mars bar. Source: CNet
Read MoreAiming to reach younger voters, a software developer has released an iOS keyboard with emojis depicting the Democratic candidate. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe new restaurant is also brimming with wireless (and wired) chargers for your phone. Source: CNet
Read MoreIn the finale of CNET’s historic crowdsourced sci-fi novel, the war on Earth is over, but the story of the multiverse may just be getting started. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Monterey Bay Aquarium is planning to attach a video camera to a shark’s fin to watch it feed in the Pacific. Source: CNet
Read MoreCybercriminals don’t need fancy tools or tricks to carry out their attacks. Legitimate IT tools are just as effective. Security company LightCyber found in a recent analysis of attack activity data gathered from customers that while attackers may use malware to gain a foothold on the network, they rely on stolen credentials and standard networking
Read MoreWith so many elements in information security — application, network infrastructure, the endpoint, perimeter defenses, and data-centric approaches — it’s easy to fall in the trap of touting one as more important than the other. But it’s a mistake to consider information security as a series of silos when it’s actually an intersection of different
Read MoreI travel all over the world for my job, and for my hobbies. Although there are still plenty of places I haven’t been, I’ve visited enough foreign countries that I don’t deny it when someone calls me a world traveler. Over the years, I’ve experienced my fair share of foreign spying. I know what it’s
Read MoreIntroduction and design Update: Presto is now available to view on Fetch TV – details below! Original review below: In some ways, Presto was the pioneer of the Australian streaming video market. Launching several months before rivals Stan and Netflix, and offering a library worthy far superior to anything Quickflix ever had, Presto was the
Read MoreOn July 1, 1874, the Remington typewriter hit the market, with the earliest version of what would become the keyboard layout we still use today. Source: CNet
Read MoreThis week, we have the ultimate Shiva Bowl trophy — The League Complete Series Collector’s Set. You don’t need to know much about fantasy football, or even sports, to appreciate this freebie. Source: CNet
Read MoreOn September 30, the European Space Agency will send the Rosetta spacecraft crashing into Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Source: CNet
Read MoreAll three games, all the DLC, and more retro steam-punk artwork than you can shake a Sky-Hook at. So, would you kindly get me a copy? Source: CNet
Read MoreThe social network is sharing the love with a new feature that lets users set up fundraising pages and collect donations for charitable organisations. Source: CNet
Read MoreBlast Motion is partnering with Major League Baseball on a bat sensor designed to improve hitters’ swings through motion capturing and analysis. Source: CNet
Read MoreOn today’s show Anthony Carboni stops by to talk podcasting and “What’s News” on Comic-Con HQ. He’s not nearly the monster Jeff said he was…or is he? Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Baltimore man’s conviction became the subject of a popular podcast that speculated on his guilt and whether he received a fair trial. Source: CNet
Read MoreSpace agency and iPhone maker team up to create songs inspired by Juno probe’s mission. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe world’s largest social network initially created its Paper app to experiment with new ways to read Facebook. Two and a half years later, it’s being shut down. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: In a very clever ad, Lego shows how a child uses fantasy to make up for not seeing dad. In one case, the toymaker guilts the father into seeing his kid create those fantasies. In public. Source: CNet
Read MoreObama’s latest initiative will help to direct low-level offenders and people with mental issues out of the jail system. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: You’re supposed to hate Nickelback because you’re supposed to hate Nickelback. On Conan O’Brien’s show, Gaffigan asks why. Source: CNet
Read MoreTechnically Incorrect: Virgin America gives you mood-lit selfies. You’ve always wanted those. Source: CNet
Read MoreApple may be looking to bolster its music offerings with the addition of the Jay Z-owned subscription service, the Wall Street Journal reports. Source: CNet
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