CNET News: The Lumia 900 could make or break Nokia
On Sunday, the Lumia 900 will wedge its way on to store shelves, amid myriad Android devices and iPhones. The smartphone's success may prove critical for its manufacturer, Nokia, and its operating system's maker, Microsoft. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports
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CNET News: DOJ announces suit against Apple
At a press conference in Washington, DC, Attorney General Eric Holder and Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division Sharis Pozen announce the government's lawsuit against Apple and publishers for allegedly conspiring to increase prices. News: cnet.com
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CNET News: Apple store reflections
Outside a San Francisco Apple Store, supporters pay tribute to Steve Jobs and his legacy
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CNET News: Apple introduces voice recognition app
Apple's Scott Forstall shows off Siri, the company's new voice recognition-enabled personal assistant for the iPhone 4S. The new software will allow you to ask for help and will respond back to you in human-like language. cnettv.cnet.com
CNET News: Game on for Apple's newest iPad
To help Apple show off its new iPad's high-resolution gaming capabilities, developers from Namco and Epic Games demo their latest games. Software maker Autodesk also reveals a new drawing app for the device called SketchBook Ink.
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CNET News: New iPad too hot to handle?
Rumors have surfaced that after extended use, Apple's new iPad gets too hot to touch. We ran the new iPad through a series of heat tests to gauge the temperature and to compare iy with last year's model, but didn't find any reason to be concerned.
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CNET News: iPhone 'Antennagate' site offers payout to users
iPhone 4 owners may be eligible for a payout from Apple now that a class action lawsuit was settled last month. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the history of the "Antennagate" issues and why Apple may now have to shell out millions of dollars.
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CNET NEWS: Wiihab Your Way Back To Health with Wii Fit
Turns out video games can be good for your health. Rehabilitation specialist Dr. Justin Liu prescribes Nintendo Wii sessions as part of treatment. CNET's Kara Tsuboi takes a look at this "alternative" medicine and meets patients who seem to forget their pain thanks to the gaming fun.
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CNET News: See where the Internet lives.
Take a tour of the data warehouse for the Web Equinix is responsible for holding massive amounts of data, including storage for popular sites like MySpace.com. Take a tour of the facilities, and see how much energy it takes to keep the Web alive. CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari reports. 6 minutes 14 secondsAug 25, 2006 5:27:00 PM
Official Launch Of The iPad 2 HQ CNET News- Steve Jobs Unveils iPad 2 HQ Full Video iPad 2 Video
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Spy program snoops on cell phones - CNET News, Get THIS SOFTWARE NOW!!
www.Spying-Bubble.com Areyou looking for a good Cell Phone Spy software that you can use to track what happens on the phone? If you need to see the text messages, phone calls, and all the other information (as well as GPS locations,) then this article will go through what you can use to get a good hold of any phone that you want to track, Cell phone spying is the easiest way to see if your partner is having an affair and if your child is in the right company. This will help you keep track of your suspect and will show you who they are talking too. It is all about knowing these facts. SpyBubble is a software that runs in the background of smartphones, like the Blackberry, and records SMS messages, call logs and GPS coordinates. It works by retrieving the XML data the smartphones generates and uploading it to their servers -- where youll be able to login and access. This may sound highly illegal, but as long as you own the phone, mobile spying is perfectly within its rights. It works with BlackBerry phones, and phones that operate under Google's Android platform (ie, Samsung, HTC, Motorola, etc.) and the Symbian operating system (ie, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, etc.).will let you listen to calls from a number that you select and enter in the system. It gives you the option to clear all data from their servers once you're done with it.Comes with 60 day money back guarantee. Monitoring Software That Tracks And Records ALL Information In Real-Time Which Can Then Be Viewed <b>...</b>
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CBSNews.com Editor-in-Chief Dan Farber on the Future of News
Brian Solis talks with Dan Farber, the Editor-in-Chief of CBSNews.com. Dan is the former Editor-in-Chief of CNET's News.com and ZDNet, among his many other editorial leadership roles.
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Internet Freedom: Ron Paul
Visit www.freeme.tv CNET News.com has rated presidential candidate Ron Paul as the #1 defender of the internet. You know deep down that Big Brother is on its way to control you in any way it can. I hope you will consider voting in the Republican primary for Ron Paul. Many Democrats support him as well. Come and see why. Youtube "Ron Paul" The music is looped of myself (Aaron and Jeremy - piano) and Anna on bassoon by Adam of The Philosophy - hip hop from indianapolis www.myspace.com ...MY MUSIC: www.myspace.com/americanpirates. My influences include: Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk Music, Bob Dylan, Bascom Lamar Lunsford, Clarence Ashley, Muddy Waters, Laurie Anderson, John Cage, Carlos Ruiz de la Torre, Harry Partch, THE CAMPFIRE KIDS, Daniel Johnston, Biber, Henry Purcell, Drakkar Sauna, Early Music, Jordi Savall, Woody Guthrie, Phantasm, The Louvin Brothers, Ralph Stanley. Sean Hannity only listens to Bill O'Reilly when John Cage was climbing the mountain of FOX news to see if that would get him on the Colbert Report.
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New Wind Turbine FloDesign
www.devicedaily.com Jet engine inspired FloDesign boosts wind turbine output Green Tech CNET News I got this off of cnet.com. Thanks from Martin LaMonica from cnet news. Here is the article: news.cnet.com I have never liked wind turbines, because they are noisy, ugly, and it takes 10000 of them to equal the power of a medium sized coal plant. This new design is a major improvement in my opinion.
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SOPA and PIPA to blacklist the internet?
Thousands of websites came together on Wednesday in solidarity to protest SOPA and PIPA. The Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act are two pieces of legislation that are making their way through Congress and could change the internet for the worst. Over 7000 websites went dark today in protest including Google, Wikipedia and Craigslist. According to the music and film industry, the legislation is needed to protect thousands of American jobs. Declan McCullagh, correspondent for CNET news, joins us to discuss the controversial legislation. Follow Lucy on Twitter at twitter.com
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iPhone integration with the Audi Q7 TDI
CNET News reporter demonstrates how the Audi Q7 TDI clean diesel SUV integrates with Bluetooth mobile phones like the iPhone. He is road testing the Q7 as part of Road Trip 2009.
Awesome Facebook fail?
These days it seems that President Obama replaced the old good press conference with his Twitter accounts, answering questions via the net. In fact, he is the first president to live tweet. He asked the public for their input in order to reduce the deficit, what costs they would like cut and what investments are worth to keep. Obama is is relying upon his Twitter the same week that Fox News reportedly had it's account hacked when they posted false tweets claiming that the president was done. This proves how social media-driven our world has become. Declan Mccullagh, CNET News correspondent, discusses the situation with RT's Lauren Lyster. Follow Lauren on Twitter: twitter.com
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Tech : Leap Motion fine tuning commerical MO-CAP for the masses. (video fromCNET.)
Tech : motion capture control has come leaps and bounds in recent years. Mainly of recent with the Microsoft Kinect. But next year is looking to fine tune our control, nearer and then beyond that of 'Minority Report' style tech (minority report used special gloves, Kinect and this don't). Check out this video from hardware & software developer 'Leap Motion', showcasing their current input device that can recognise individual fingers with ease in a 4 foot 3D space. Especially note the visuals (in the accompanied video) the device generates when showing its recognised input. Just wow. Apparently when released next year the hardware looks to be around the £70 mark. (I know it says $70, but with the UK tax / import it normally is around the same in direct currency switch around ;) .) co - CNET news.cnet.com © 2012 CBS Interactive. All rights reserved.
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CNET Update: Liar, Liar: Shareholders demand firing of Yahoo CEO
cnet.com Playing DVDs could be a headache in Windows 8, the FBI asks Web sites to be wiretap-ready, and Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson is accused of lying about his college degree.
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US House passes CISPA
On Thursday evening, the US House of Representatives approved the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing Protection Act, or CISPA. The US Senate will soon discuss cybersecurity legislation on their own part, but in the meantime concerns are still rampant over how the bill could allow private companies to hand over personal user information to the federal government. Declan McCullagh, correspondent for CNet News, joins us with new developments on CISPA. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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NEWS ON THE CHANGES
NEWS ARTICLES CNET Article April 16, 2009 news.cnet.com Move over Hotforwords, Lonelygirl15, and all the other YouTube stars. The video site is bringing in more professionally made content and plans to make it a marquee product. article April 17, 2009 www.webpronews.com news.cnet.com mediamemo.allthingsd.com I know I wanted to have the full video up this afternoon, but I could not finish it in time. So I must finish it tonight and have it ready tomorrow. So I made this video to fill everyone in on what I went over during the blog TV sessions or at least a couple of the important points. Sorry for the delay, but this is a LOT of work. I just could not get it finished on time.
DHS to start patrolling the Internet?
On April 2, a former George W Bush special adviser for cyber security, Richard A. Clarke, published an op-ed in The New York Times. In the article he argued that the US Department of Homeland Security needs to find a way to monitor what goes in and out of America's online framework to prevent a cyber terror attack. Many argue this proposal will infringe on Americans right to privacy. Declan McCullagh, a correspondent for CNet News, joins us to look closer at the idea of DHS patrolling the net. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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Obama condemns monitoring abroad as Congress pushes CISPA
President Obama announced that he is planning on fighting genocide in the Middle East by cracking down on entities that use technology to conduct human rights violations. On Monday, Obama signed an executive order that targets individuals who use technology to monitor and track dissidents. Although President Obama opposes the monitoring of individuals abroad, Congress is attempting to pass a legislation that will allow the US government to do just that domestically. The Cyber Intelligence Sharing Protection Act (CISPA) could alter online freedoms in the US, and Declan McCullagh, CNet News correspondent, joins us for a closer look. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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CNET Update: Google adds factoids to search results
Verizon kills off unlimited data plan stragglers, expect the iPhone 5 to have a larger screen, and Google search adds fact boxes for smarter search results.
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CNET: Scott Guthrie on Silverlight 3
Microsoft's Scott Guthrie talks to CNET News' Ina Fried about his company's latest effort to take on Adobe's Flash and where the Silverlight technology is headed.
McCain wants new SOPA
Top US officials, lawmakers and defense contractors are saying a cyber equivalent to Pearl Harboris coming soon. According to these individuals, a cyber-attack could potentiallywipe-out the country's financial system and electrical grid. The Pentagon has announcedthat cyber-attacks will be met with military attacks and Senator John McCainhas introduced the Secure IT Act with hopes to monitor online users' activity 24/7by private companies. So can the US withstand a massive cyber-attack and is theSecure IT bill necessary? Declan McCullagh, correspondent for CNet News, joins uswith more. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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CNET Tech Review: 2011 Year in review
Watch this video on CNET TV: cnettv.cnet.com This week on the CNET Tech Review, join Molly Wood for a look back at the year in tech that was 2011. Revisit the hottest products and biggest news stories, including some you might prefer to forget.
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CNET Update: Galaxy S III knows your voice
cnet.com Millions of Facebook users don't use privacy settings, Toyota's all-electric SUV will soon debut, and Samsung unveils the powerful Galaxy S III
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CNET Update: The buzz over BlackBerry's keyboard
cnet.com Target drops the Kindle, Spotify jams on the iPad, and Research In Motion creates a buzz over the new BlackBerry virtual keyboard and time-bending camera.
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Verizon iPhone Will Not Run on 4G Network (yet), CNET's Maggie Reardon
www.beet.tv While the imminent introduction of Verizon's 4G smart phones created a good bit of buzz at CES, the highly anticipated Verizon iPhone will likely run on the company's existing 3G network, at least initially, says Maggie Reardon, lead telecom reporter for CNET News.com in this interview with Beet.TV Whether the iPhone will run faster on Verizon than on AT&T, is not yet clear as Reardon says that some Verizon customers in New York and San Francisco are finding unsatisfying speeds with their Android devices. For fast connectivity, the 4G devices are in a different league, connecting as speeds approaching wired broadband, she says. Update: 1/11 Verizon announced its iPhone and it will run on 3G. Andy Plesser
CNET Update: Get touchy with BlackBerry 10
cnet.com The first phase of the Oracle v. Google trial heads to jury, Facebook adds an organ donor feature, and the next BlackBerry has a "freakishly smart" touch-screen keyboard.
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WWDC 2008 News: Loopt shows off new app for the iPhone
At Apple's WWDC 2008 in San Francisco, Sam Altman, CEO of Loopt, previews a new application for the iPhone that uses location-based services. The new app blends social networks with the Maps application, so you can see where your friends are. You can also go to their journals to see what they've been doing today, what pictures they've added, and so on. This app will also be free.
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CNET Update: Bing pings Facebook
cnet.com Microsoft stirs up the browser wars, Google+ gives its app a makeover, and Bing pulls Facebook friends into search results.
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