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- New software can boost battery life for Wi-Fi devices
- LightSquared tries to appease GPS opponents
- Facebook launches video calling
- Top ISPs agree to become copyright cops
- Nissan Leaf overshadows Chevy Volt in June sales
- Anonymous, LulzSec spawn 'one of worst' quarters
- Shuttle Atlantis poised for final mission
- No unlimited data plan? Help! (FAQ)
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/7: What is this?
- Apple App Store hits 15 billion downloads
- Windows 8 pre-beta build to be revealed next week?
- Leap Wireless music service hits 100K customers
- Nintendo: We won't develop for smartphones
- Google doubling Google+ population
- Facebook and Google+'s video chat tools compared
- Europe by Eurail is the best way to travel
- 'Social X-ray specs' help us read emotions
- IBM's Watson to become telemarketer?
- Apple loses bid for injunction against Amazon
- At last! A laser that might really blow stuff up
New software can boost battery life for Wi-Fi devices | Top |
Designed by a grad student at Duke University, the new program would preserve battery life by helping mobile devices better share the available Wi-Fi bandwidth. | |
LightSquared tries to appease GPS opponents | Top |
LightSquared said it has formed a rural initiative to ensure that its wireless network doesn't interfere with GPS systems. | |
Facebook launches video calling | Top |
Amazon offers unlimited cloud music storage for a limited time, Motorola's Droid 3 gets an official price and release date from Verizon, and Facebook launches video calling and a host of chat improvements. | |
Top ISPs agree to become copyright cops | Top |
As first reported by CNET, some of the country's largest Internet service providers have agreed to step copyright enforcement on behalf of copyright owners. | |
Nissan Leaf overshadows Chevy Volt in June sales | Top |
Nissan sold over 1,700 Leaf vehicles last month, while Chevrolet sold just 561 unit sales in the U.S. | |
Anonymous, LulzSec spawn 'one of worst' quarters | Top |
With a slew of security breaches and cyberattacks, the second quarter was "one of the worst on record" for security, says a new report from Panda. | |
Shuttle Atlantis poised for final mission | Top |
Assuming the weather cooperates, a crew of four will lift off Friday morning on the very last flight ever for NASA's space shuttles. | |
No unlimited data plan? Help! (FAQ) | Top |
As Verizon becomes the latest carrier to nix its all-you-can-eat offering, CNET explains how to get the most of your tiered data plan without breaking the bank. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/7: What is this? | Top |
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest. | |
Apple App Store hits 15 billion downloads | Top |
While it dukes things out with Amazon over use of the "Appstore" term, Apple says that its store has over 425,000 applications and that developers are cashing in on that success. | |
Windows 8 pre-beta build to be revealed next week? | Top |
Company could provide a peek at a preview build of Windows 8 at its Worldwide Partner Conference next week, according to several reports. | |
Leap Wireless music service hits 100K customers | Top |
Leap's Muve Music reaches a milestone, surpassing 100,000 customers and 100 million song downloads in five months. | |
Nintendo: We won't develop for smartphones | Top |
The game company says it's goal has been, and will continue to be, developing its first-party titles for its own hardware, and nothing else. | |
Google doubling Google+ population | Top |
Google+ systems are working well, so the company is expanding the social network's population. Corporate accounts, though, will have to wait until later this year. | |
Facebook and Google+'s video chat tools compared | Top |
We take both of these shiny new video chat services for a spin and let you know some of the good, and the bad, and more importantly, which one you should use. | |
Europe by Eurail is the best way to travel | Top |
Road Trip 2011: For CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman, taking trains all over Europe using a Eurail pass is both a reminder of great past travels and of the freedom and flexibility that the passes give those who carry them. | |
'Social X-ray specs' help us read emotions | Top |
New tech could help people translate body language by dissecting thousands of subtle indicators--including arched brows and parted lips--better than most humans can. | |
IBM's Watson to become telemarketer? | Top |
Some of the more difficult humans on Earth, telemarketers, might soon be replaced by a geek god, IBM's Watson supercomputer. | |
Apple loses bid for injunction against Amazon | Top |
Federal judge denies Apple's request to immediately stop Amazon from using the term "Appstore" to describe its digital downloads storefront. | |
At last! A laser that might really blow stuff up | Top |
Lasers are generally not terribly efficient outside of labs. However, MIT offshoot TeraDiode launches one that welds, cuts and, yes, blows things up in an efficient and commercially viable way. | |
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