The latest from twitter
- MetroPCS's 4G isn't exactly greased lightning
- Operation: Shady RAT
- Rumor: iPad 3 could launch by Thanksgiving
- Philips brings home 'L Prize' with efficient LED lamp
- Google offers workshops to lure Android developers
- Cloud Engines recalls Pogoplug Video devices
- Nintendo apologizes to early adopters for 3DS price cut
- Comcast gets boost from NBC Universal
- Window and insulation experts the next plumbers?
- Leyden Energy funded for better gadget batteries
- Gmail voice calling offering lower international rates
- Keeping up with the hackers (chart)
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/3: What is this?
- Yahoo Mail suffering outage; users react
- AOL launches Editions, a magazine for the iPad
- Apple fined $2,800 for location tracking
- Apple OS woes: The Lion ate my laptop
- Disposable sensor detects heavy metals in humans
- Google+ speeds to 25 million users in first month
- Report: Apple orders 10 million iPhone 5 units for September
MetroPCS's 4G isn't exactly greased lightning | Top |
CNET takes a look at the prepaid carrier's next-generation network, which has been crucial to drawing new customers, but no where near as fast as the similarly named 4G LTE network Verizon offers. | |
Operation: Shady RAT | Top |
AT&T will release three new BlackBerry phones running the new BlackBerry OS 7, AOL launches it own daily iPad-only magazine called Editions, and McAfee in a report in Vanity Fair reveals a new major hacking attack called "Operation: Shady RAT" that has been targeting government and private industry. | |
Rumor: iPad 3 could launch by Thanksgiving | Top |
Apple could launch its next iPad as early as Thanksgiving, according to a story in the Taiwan Economic News, which further claims that the company will then discount the price of the iPad 2. | |
Philips brings home 'L Prize' with efficient LED lamp | Top |
Philips' 60-watt equivalent LED bulb, expected in stores next year, wins the L Prize for the most energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting product. | |
Google offers workshops to lure Android developers | Top |
The search giant is holding a series of developer workshops in the coming weeks, specifically geared toward optimizing apps for Android tablets. | |
Cloud Engines recalls Pogoplug Video devices | Top |
Product safety officials warn that about 11,000 of Cloud Engines' Pogoplug Video media streaming boxes could possibly overheat or catch fire. | |
Nintendo apologizes to early adopters for 3DS price cut | Top |
Satoru Iwata says Nintendo was forced to drop the price of the 3DS in order to help the platform "gain popularity." | |
Comcast gets boost from NBC Universal | Top |
Comcast's NBC Universal division helped boost profits, and the company held its own against phone company competitors as it added more broadband subscribers and lost fewer TV customers. | |
Window and insulation experts the next plumbers? | Top |
Emerging technologies geared toward closing a "thermal envelope" in green building, already the largest growth market in construction, are poised to see increased growth by 2020, report says. | |
Leyden Energy funded for better gadget batteries | Top |
Battery company lands $20 million in funding to commercialize energy-dense lithium ion batteries for consumer electronics, which promise longer life. | |
Gmail voice calling offering lower international rates | Top |
Accessible through Gmail, Google's phone call feature is being rolled out in 38 new languages with cheaper rates across more than 150 international regions. | |
Keeping up with the hackers (chart) | Top |
This handy chart provides a timeline of the computer attacks and hacks that have happened over the past few months. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/3: 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. | |
Yahoo Mail suffering outage; users react | Top |
The service has been unavailable for many, and affected users are taking to Twitter to complain. Yahoo acknowledges problems for "some users in certain locations." | |
AOL launches Editions, a magazine for the iPad | Top |
The competitor to Flipboard and Zite takes the form of a free iPad app called Editions that lets you build your own daily digital magazine. | |
Apple fined $2,800 for location tracking | Top |
Company's South Korea unit was fined 3 million South Korean won following the company's location-tracking troubles earlier this year. | |
Apple OS woes: The Lion ate my laptop | Top |
When the new Apple Lion OS seized up the computer of a CNET blogger, it was a good case study of Lion's early glitches and possible solutions. | |
Disposable sensor detects heavy metals in humans | Top |
A team at the University of Cincinnati says its sensor is the first lab-on-a-chip able to consistently pinpoint levels of highly electronegative manganese and will be tested in rural Ohio in 2012. | |
Google+ speeds to 25 million users in first month | Top |
Growing at around 1 million members per day, Google+ had captured 25 million visitors as of July 24, becoming the fastest site to reach that level, according to ComScore. | |
Report: Apple orders 10 million iPhone 5 units for September | Top |
Company has hired manufacturer Pegatron, which will start shipping the smartphone in September, according to Taiwan's DigiTimes. | |
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