The latest from twitter
- Attack on RSA used zero-day Flash exploit in Excel
- 'Aquaris' lets you snorkel with your hearing aid
- Wrap Firefox in a Cocoon of privacy
- Smart Electric Drive Passion Coupe first drive
- Apple to unveil new Final Cut Pro at NAB event?
- SF gives preliminary OK to payroll tax break for Twitter
- New technology could slash airplane delays
- House moves to overturn FCC on Net neutrality
| Attack on RSA used zero-day Flash exploit in Excel | Top |
| RSA blog details how the security firm was compromised but still does not say what data was stolen. | |
| 'Aquaris' lets you snorkel with your hearing aid | Top |
| Siemens unveils several new products at the American Academy of Audiology 2011 conference this week, including the first waterproof, dustproof, and shock-resistant digital hearing aid. | |
| Wrap Firefox in a Cocoon of privacy | Top |
| Security threats are an ever-mutating problem in the browser, and one company wants to encase the Web in a secure Cocoon to protect you while leaving your access unfettered. | |
| Smart Electric Drive Passion Coupe first drive | Top |
| CNET Car Tech spends time with the all-electric Smart coupe, which goes on sale next year. | |
| Apple to unveil new Final Cut Pro at NAB event? | Top |
| A new rumor claims Apple is unveiling the next major version of its professional video editing software at a side event that's a part of the National Association of Broadcasters show in Las Vegas. | |
| SF gives preliminary OK to payroll tax break for Twitter | Top |
| Board of Supervisors gives preliminary approval to a payroll tax package designed to keep Twitter and other companies in the city. Opponents consider it an unnecessary corporate giveaway. | |
| New technology could slash airplane delays | Top |
| Honeywell technology currently under development could make it possible for pilots to land safely even when clouds come down as low as 100 feet off the ground. | |
| House moves to overturn FCC on Net neutrality | Top |
| Despite threat of a presidential veto, House of Representatives takes step toward preventing federal regulators from going forward with regulations targeting broadband providers. | |
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