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- How to protect your Android on public Wi-Fi
- eBay Motors app: Buy a Bentley from your iPhone
- Sony: PSN back, but no system is 100 percent secure
- PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup)
- FCC, FTC to hold mobile location privacy forum
- McDonald's hires 7,000 touch-screen cashiers
- This Day in Tech: Risks of a hyper-personalized Web
- New app lets Bay Bridge drivers test major detour
- Apple adds raw support for Nikon D5100
- Report: Netflix swallowing peak Net traffic fast
- Steam rolls out 'Daily Deals'
- JavaScript: Now powerful enough to run Linux
- Massachusetts agency says virus led to data breach
- Sweeping bill would update privacy law
- Dell: Enterprise revenue up, consumer revenue falls
- Human-powered helicopter gets off the ground
- How to create a BitTorrent personal content channel
- Google's speedier iPhone app '20 percent' faster
- Philips Lighting CEO: LED prices to drop in half
- Apple reportedly aims to shrink micro-SIM card
How to protect your Android on public Wi-Fi | Top |
Android phones and tablets running version 2.3.3 and earlier suffer from a Google app vulnerability on public Wi-Fi networks, according to a new report. However, there are some concrete steps you can to protect yourself. | |
eBay Motors app: Buy a Bentley from your iPhone | Top |
After promoting it for some time, eBay Mobile releases a new iPhone app called eBay Motors. A CNET blogger gives it a test drive. | |
Sony: PSN back, but no system is 100 percent secure | Top |
Howard Stringer speaks to a handful of reporters today about the security breach that brought down the company's gaming network for more than three weeks. | |
PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup) | Top |
A security breach exposed personal information for 100 million users of Sony's PlayStation Network, Qriocity, and Sony Online Entertainment services. | |
FCC, FTC to hold mobile location privacy forum | Top |
U.S. lawmakers have set up another meeting with representatives from Apple, Google, and possibly other companies to talk location privacy. | |
McDonald's hires 7,000 touch-screen cashiers | Top |
Would you like some microchips with that burger? McDonald's Europe strikes another blow against human interaction by installing 7,000 touch-screen computers to take your order and money. | |
This Day in Tech: Risks of a hyper-personalized Web | Top |
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Tuesday, May 17. | |
New app lets Bay Bridge drivers test major detour | Top |
New iOS app will let drivers get behind the wheel to virtually try out a significant re-routing of eastbound traffic so they know what to expect this Memorial Day. | |
Apple adds raw support for Nikon D5100 | Top |
Photo enthusiasts with Nikon's new SLR or a few high-end compacts now can use their cameras' raw photos in iPhoto and Mac OS X. | |
Report: Netflix swallowing peak Net traffic fast | Top |
Netflix grabs nearly one-third of peak traffic, according to a report by Sandvine, with most of the traffic coming from gaming devices (and probably "Harry Potter" streaming parties). | |
Steam rolls out 'Daily Deals' | Top |
Twenty-four-hour sale periods for Valve's online storefront begin today with 75 percent off Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising. | |
JavaScript: Now powerful enough to run Linux | Top |
The latest project to emerge from prolific programmer Fabrice Bellard is a JavaScript program that runs Linux on an emulated x86 processor within a browser. | |
Massachusetts agency says virus led to data breach | Top |
Qakbot virus may have grabbed sensitive data as people used computers on the network of state's unemployment offices. | |
Sweeping bill would update privacy law | Top |
Senator introduces long-awaited measure updating a 1986 privacy law to protect location privacy and data kept in the cloud. But in crucial areas, it maintains the status quo. | |
Dell: Enterprise revenue up, consumer revenue falls | Top |
In its fiscal first quarter 2012 earnings, revenue ticked up 1 percent to $15 billion. Consumer PC revenue was down 7 percent, though large enterprise and small business revenue saw increases. | |
Human-powered helicopter gets off the ground | Top |
Engines are overrated. The Gamera human-powered helicopter managed its first flight with a record-setting attempt at the University of Maryland. | |
How to create a BitTorrent personal content channel | Top |
The latest version of BitTorrent includes Personal Content Channels, a slick way to share media files or documents that you own the rights to. Watch how to set one up and share it with your friends or colleagues. | |
Google's speedier iPhone app '20 percent' faster | Top |
Google speeds up its signature search app for the iPhone, disabling one default feature to hasten the searching process. | |
Philips Lighting CEO: LED prices to drop in half | Top |
In the next five years, the cost of LED light bulbs could fall by 50 percent with businesses leading adoption, says top Philips Lighting exec in U.S. | |
Apple reportedly aims to shrink micro-SIM card | Top |
Apple is working with carriers and standards groups to create a smaller version of the SIM card that could lead to slimmer devices, according to a Reuters report. | |
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