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- iPhone 5 could double Apple's market share, says analyst
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/2: What is this?
- Android Trojan records your phone conversations
- PC chip shipments flat, but sales up
- Cree demo LED bulb turns up dial on efficiency
- T-Mobile's replacement for RadioShack: 7-Eleven
- Airbnb revamps its policies in response to vandalism
- Study: Android takes 48 percent market share in Q2
- Windows XP market share dips below 50 percent
- DefCon Kids joins adult hacker conferences
- How Google+ can keep tech's fashionistas buzzing
- Sonos: The A/V receiver is dead
- iPad users finally get Skype app--for a while
- Analyst: 'Premium' iPad 2 coming
- Federal court to order film service Zediva shut down
- This Day in Tech: Square handling $4 million in transactions a day; Microsoft pulled back access to location database
- Drivers put the brakes on with thought alone
- Firefox could get even more Chrome style
- Apple prices out extra iCloud storage
- How companies use Wi-Fi to track you (roundup)
iPhone 5 could double Apple's market share, says analyst | Top |
A small survey of mobile phone owners by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster showed pent-up demand for the iPhone 5 and the potential for the upcoming new phone to double the iPhone's market share. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/2: 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. | |
Android Trojan records your phone conversations | Top |
The malware is launched after a user tries to place a call. The user's conversation is stored in a .amr file format, research at CA say. | |
PC chip shipments flat, but sales up | Top |
Shipments of PC microprocessors in the second quarter were about flat compared with a year ago, though sales rose more than 5 percent, says IDC. | |
Cree demo LED bulb turns up dial on efficiency | Top |
A prototype bulb has an efficiency, as measured by lumens per watt, which is more than double commercial CFLs and LED bulbs available today. | |
T-Mobile's replacement for RadioShack: 7-Eleven | Top |
The carrier moves further into prepaid in partnership with the convenience store chain. | |
Airbnb revamps its policies in response to vandalism | Top |
Responding to the case of a customer whose home was vandalized by a guest, travel marketplace Airbnb has rolled out a slew of changes to its policies to guard against future such incidents. | |
Study: Android takes 48 percent market share in Q2 | Top |
Research firm Canalys says that Apple's iOS platform took the second spot with 19 percent market share, besting the Symbian platform. | |
Windows XP market share dips below 50 percent | Top |
The aging OS may finally be losing its overwhelming grip on the market, according to new stats from Net Applications. | |
DefCon Kids joins adult hacker conferences | Top |
Hacker offspring get their own DefCon as talks on critical infrastructure hacks run next door to social engineering contests for kids. | |
How Google+ can keep tech's fashionistas buzzing | Top |
Google's social networks is no longer the shiny new toy of the week. Now comes the hard part: adding lots of users even as the hype dies down. | |
Sonos: The A/V receiver is dead | Top |
Sonos co-founder talks about how integrated network-connected audio players will kill traditional A/V components. Eventually. | |
iPad users finally get Skype app--for a while | Top |
More than a month after its expected debut, the iPad-optimized Skype client is made available on Apple's App Store--and then gets pulled. | |
Analyst: 'Premium' iPad 2 coming | Top |
In a research note, an analyst says Apple has begun production of a professional iPad, targeting markets that demand slightly higher-end features. | |
Federal court to order film service Zediva shut down | Top |
In a major setback for Zediva, the latest company trying to build a business model by exploiting perceived loopholes in copyright law, a judge issues a preliminary injunction against the service. | |
This Day in Tech: Square handling $4 million in transactions a day; Microsoft pulled back access to location database | Top |
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Monday, August 1. | |
Drivers put the brakes on with thought alone | Top |
German researchers devise and test a system that reads brain activity to detect drivers' intent to hit the brakes. They say it leads to faster braking times and could help prevent collisions. | |
Firefox could get even more Chrome style | Top |
Preliminary designs for the nightly build of Firefox indicate that future versions of the browser could look even more like its Google competitor. | |
Apple prices out extra iCloud storage | Top |
Nearly two months since unveiling iCloud at WWDC, Apple has detailed how much it will cost to add extra storage to the cloud service. | |
How companies use Wi-Fi to track you (roundup) | Top |
The way tech companies such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft collect and use geolocation tracking information has come under scrutiny in recent months out of potential privacy concerns. | |
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