Manage updates with the Download App
Google Fiber spawns startup renaissance in Kansas City
Google's super-fast Internet service launched a year ago in Kansas City. CNET's Marguerite Reardon takes a look at the impact it's had on the local startup scene.
Pictures: Inside KC's Startup Village
June 19, 2013 8:41 AM PDT
Facebook launches photo comments
The social network has kicked off the global rollout of a new feature for attaching photos in comment threads.
June 19, 2013 11:38 AM PDT
Boeing shows 787 Dreamliner off in Paris
pictures After a battery-related setback, Boeing is back in business with its energy-efficient aircraft. The company put the 787 through its paces at the Paris Air Show.
Boeing shows off its Dreamliner in Paris, touts 787-10 deals
Pictures: 50th Paris Air Show takes off
June 19, 2013 8:45 AM PDT
Top Technology News
-
What's the 'Internet of Everything' worth? $613 billion, Cisco reckons
In 2013, Cisco calculates that companies could produce $613 billion of mostly incremental profit by harnessing the growing networked world of people and things.
-
Siri speaks louder than Google to most voice-control users
Both Apple and Google's voice-control technologies get high satisfaction ratings from half or more users, but Siri has an adoption edge for many tasks.
Apple scores $30 million to sell iPads to LA schools -
Eight iPhone game styles that would rock with a controller
A wave of game controller hardware is headed to iPhones and iPods later this year. CNET breaks down some key games that would work better with them.
Pictures: 8 types of iPhone games that would rock with a controller -
ESPN, HBO come to Apple TV
Users of Apple's set-top box who want to watch a game of baseball followed by a "Game of Thrones" are in luck. HBO and ESPN apps are now available, but you need a pay-TV subscription for most content.
-
PS4's lead architect disses Xbox One on Fallon show
Popping up on the late-night talk show, video-game industry vet Mike Cerny plays up the fact that the PS4 won't require an Internet connection and that Sony won't impose restrictions on trading or selling used games.
Latest News
- Lytro unlocks Wi-Fi for shoot-and-share iOS app
It's the same camera it's always been, but a firmware update will now make it possible to share your living pictures on the go. more
News 12 minutes ago - Snapcat: Because cats like selfies too?
A new free Android photo-snapping app lets your feline friend take its own self-portraits. more
News 31 minutes ago - Facebook launches photo comments
The social network has kicked off the global rollout of a new feature for attaching photos in comment threads. more
News 34 minutes ago - Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola Mobility, again
IV's launched another lawsuit against Google-owned Motorola Mobility over patents, the latest in series of lawsuits in recent months. more
News 41 minutes ago - Microsoft offers up a bounty for finding bugs in beta
The software giant's bug bounty program aims to fix security flaws, bugs, and vulnerabilities even before products are released. more
News 57 minutes ago - What's the 'Internet of Everything' worth? $613 billion, Cisco reckons
In 2013, Cisco calculates that companies could produce $613 billion of mostly incremental profit by harnessing the growing networked world of people and things. more
News 1 hour ago - Yo! Bum rush the torrent, with a boost from Public Enemy
Longtime P2P fan Chuck D and Public Enemy give fans a new song and offer a remix contest, delivered via BitTorrent's new Bundle technology. more
News 1 hour ago - Take off with the LG Optimus F7
The stylish LG Optimus F7 from U.S. Cellular is a mid-level handset with a 4.7-inch display, Android Jelly Bean, and an 8-megapixel camera. more
Video 1 hour ago - Woz on Kickstarter project: 'I'm blown away'
What incredible feat of crowd-funded engineering got Steve Wozniak to gush on Gizmodo? Here's a hint: It fits in your wallet. more
News 1 hour ago - Privacy glasses screw with facial recognition systems
Prototype glasses equipped with near-infrared LEDs can fend off facial recognition systems by blinding them with science. more
News 1 hour ago - Eight iPhone game styles that would rock with a controller
A wave of game controller hardware is headed to iPhones and iPods later this year. CNET breaks down some key games that would work better with them. more
News 1 hour ago - Eight types of iPhone games that would rock with a controller
With controllers headed to iPhones and iPod Touches later this year, CNET takes a look at eight types of games that would play better with one. more
Photos 1 hour ago - LG Optimus F7 available on Boost Mobile, June 27
Sporting a 4.7-inch handset and a dual-core processor, the Optimus F7 will be available for Boost customers on June 27 for $299.99. more
News 1 hour ago - Wi-Fi Alliance launches 802.11ac certification program
The Wi-Fi Alliance announces its Wi-Fi Certified ac certification program, which aims to guarantee the interoperability of 802.11ac-enabled devices regardless of their hardware vendors or type of clients. more
Gadget 1 hour ago - Apple scores $30 million to sell iPads to LA schools
The deal will provide an iPad to every student across the 47 campuses in the Los Angeles school district, says The Los Angeles Times. more
News 2 hours ago
