Tuesday, October 28, 2014

CNET Tech News

top story

Hey, big spenders! Facebook investors spooked by warning

News of continued user growth and profit gets overshadowed by concerns over future spending on acquisitions and hiring.

SF mayor signs landmark law making Airbnb legal

Tech-friendly Mayor Ed Lee approves bill that amends local zoning laws and legalizes short-term rentals. But, not everyone is happy.

Unmanned rocket bound for space station explodes

An Orbital Sciences rocket laden with supplies for the ISS suffers a fiery first-stage engine failure before falling and exploding at a NASA flight facility.
FTC sues AT&T for limiting speeds on unlimited-data users
​Google on Android Lollipop security: Set it and forget it
HTML5 is done, but 2 groups still wrestle over Web's future
Droid Turbo supercharges Verizon's franchise
More Tech News
Trending on CNET
Zombie-proof log cabin has 10-year anti-zombie guarantee
Apple's iOS 8.1 released with Apple Pay, iCloud photo library
Inbox is Google's new killer email app
Guy says his iPhone 6 bent -- and caught on fire

Top News
13 minutes agoInternetby

FCC mulls regulating Internet video like cable, satellite TV

Proposed rule change would guarantee that so-called "over-the-top" Net services have access to the same sort of premium programming the other systems enjoy.
4 hours agoGamingby

Electronic Arts upbeat about the holiday shopping season

Ahead of a holiday season with high-profile releases, game maker and publisher Electronic Arts is signaling a healthier turn for the console games industry.
5 hours agoMobileby

Xiaomi, again, says Apple's criticism of copying designs is overblown

Jony Ive, Apple's head of design, has harsh words for Xiaomi, whose smartphones look similar to the iPhone. Xiaomi's Hugo Barra says he should get over it.
5 hours agoMobileby

Apple marketing exec predicts Apple Watch is going to be 'huge'

Greg Joswiak, vice president of iPhone, iPod and iOS product marketing, also says the iOS 8.0.1 bug, which caused phones to lose connectivity, was because of how the operating system was delivered, not because of the software itself.
Play
Video

Pay for YouTube? Site considers ad-free subscriptions
22 minutes agoInternetby

Former SEC chairman bullish on bitcoin, lends advice to companies

Arthur Levitt becomes one of Bitcoin's highest profile supporters after signing on to advise payment processing company BitPay and bitcoin exchange Vaurum.
Gallery

Pixelmator uses the touch screen extremely well (pictures)
39 minutes agoTechnically Incorrectby

People trust NSA more than Google, survey says

In a result consistent with previous polling, a new poll has respondents claiming they're more concerned about Google seeing all their private data than the government.
1 hour agoSci-Techby

Unmanned rocket bound for International Space Station explodes

An Orbital Sciences Corp. rocket laden with supplies for the ISS suffers a fiery first-stage engine failure before falling and exploding at a NASA flight facility.
2 hours agoCraveby

Marvel gives fans first look at 'Black Panther' & official movie dates

Marvel Studios announced today release dates for sequels to its Captain America, Thor, Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy movies, plus first details on upcoming films for Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange and the Inhumans.
3 hours agoCNET Updateby

Pay for YouTube? Site considers ad-free subscriptions

YouTube looks into new ways to make money, Motorola packs a mega battery into the Droid Turbo, and Taco Bell's new app lets you skip the line.
3 hours agoSmart Homeby

OSHBot robot gears up to offer hardware shopping help

Fear not, humans! The Lowe's hardware robot is here to assist your home improvement shopping needs.
Play
Video

Eye apps claim to improve your vision
Gallery

Best iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus car accessories
4 hours agoTech Industryby

Facebook investors spooked by spending warning

News of continued growth in users and profit last quarter gets overshadowed by concerns over future spending on acquisitions, headcount and other items.
Hot Products
Active Discussions
Don't Miss

FTC sues AT&T for limiting speeds on unlimited-data customers

 Mobile

HTML5 is done, but two groups still wrestle over Web's future

 Internet

​Google on Android Lollipop security: Set it and forget it

 Security

Droid Turbo supercharges Verizon's franchise with 2-day battery

 Mobile

Unmanned rocket bound for International Space Station explodes

 Sci-Tech
at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Please leave a comment-- or suggestions, particularly of topics and places you'd like to see covered