Sunday, 22 December 2019
Boeing Starliner lands safely in the desert after failing to reach orbit - CNET
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So you've seen Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Now what? - CNET
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Wi-Fi is faster than ever. Here's where it's headed in 2020 - CNET
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9 Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite tips you need to know - CNET
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Six truths about your phone's battery life: Fast charging, overcharging and overheating - CNET
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Boeing’s new Starliner spacecraft lands in the desert after shaky first flight to space
Boeing’s new passenger spacecraft, the CST-100 Starliner, landed safely in the New Mexico desert this morning, bringing a swift end to a very rough debut flight to space. The space capsule, which didn’t have any people on board, was meant to spend up to a week in orbit and dock with the International Space Station. But a software problem during launch prevented the Starliner from reaching the station, and Boeing was forced to bring the spacecraft home after just two days.
Despite the troubles during the trip up, Starliner’s landing was otherwise flawless. The capsule took itself out of orbit at around 7:23AM ET on Sunday and plunged through Earth’s atmosphere to reach the surface below. After surviving temperatures of 3,000 degrees...
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What to expect from the TVs of CES 2020: Bigger, brighter and 8K-er - CNET
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New Google Home, Nest Mini or Nest Hub? Get started with these 32 tips - CNET
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How to trick out your new Nintendo Switch - CNET
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Best Android phones of 2019 - CNET
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An ode to your phone's most undersung feature - CNET
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Best phones of 2019 - CNET
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Best gifts for 10-year-old girls in 2019: 10-, 11- and 12-year-old gifts for Christmas - CNET
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Saturday, 21 December 2019
Best tablets for the holidays: Surface Pro, iPad, Galaxy or Fire - CNET
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Best gifts for tween boys in 2019: 10-, 11- and 12-year-old gifts for Christmas - CNET
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The best vitamin subscription services for a healthy 2019 - CNET
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Best portable chargers and power banks for iPhone: Mophie, MyCharge and more - CNET
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Best Star Wars gifts for new or old-school fans in 2019 - CNET
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Best affordable gifts for gearheads and car lovers in 2019 - Roadshow
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Best camera gear and cameras in 2019: Canon, Nikon and more - CNET
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The best treadmills of 2019: NordicTrack, Nautilus, Peloton and more - CNET
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Last minute gifts for Mom: Christmas gift ideas for current, first time and expecting moms - CNET
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Best TV gifts for the holidays - CNET
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Add Speech-to-Text to Any Website With This Extension
If you’ve ever been using a website and wished it had a voice input, now you can add one yourself.
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Your phone's night mode might be bad now. Here's how to keep your screen from messing with your eyes - CNET
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Stocking stuffers for foodies 2019 - CNET
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You have one more day to ship holiday gifts from Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy - CNET
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Lenovo Yoga C940 (15-inch) review: The desktop replacement I've been waiting for - CNET
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Instagram asks you to rethink captions, Samsung foldable leaked? video - CNET
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Best phones under $500: iPhone 8, Pixel 3, Galaxy A50 and more - CNET
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Sony Xperia 5 review: the smaller, taller phone
It’s perfectly fine and will be completely overlooked
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Forget the camera and screen: If you love your phone, you can thank its processor - CNET
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Apple AirPods: We show you how to unlock all of their magical features - CNET
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The best home security cameras of 2019 - CNET
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Friday, 20 December 2019
The best white elephant and Secret Santa gifts for less than $10 in 2019 - CNET
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Best essential oil diffusers of 2019 - CNET
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's ending, explained - CNET
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Best tech toys 2019 - CNET
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The Umbrella Academy is the most searched Netflix show of 2019 - CNET
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MIT: This stinking, toxic gas could be a sure sign of alien life - CNET
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How Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker addresses Last Jedi and Force Awakens - CNET
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Best healthy food delivery services in 2019 - CNET
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Elon Musk sends best wishes to troubled Boeing Starliner mission - CNET
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All the Star Wars movies, from the cheesy to the great, ranked - CNET
Best high-tech ski gear: 2020 edition - CNET
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Twitter fixes Android vulnerability that could have exposed account info - CNET
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Thursday, 19 December 2019
Hulu January 2020: Every new movie and show coming this month - CNET
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker cameos and new characters explained - CNET
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Best high-tech ski gear: 2019 edition - CNET
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Does Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker have a postcredit scene? - CNET
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's big ending, explained - CNET
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Cox Communications hit with $1B music piracy verdict - CNET
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Democratic debate: Watch it live here - CNET
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Watch Boeing Starliner launch on critical NASA mission to the ISS Friday - CNET
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker feels a whole lot like ... Indiana Jones? - CNET
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Amazon’s Ring has been blaming reused passwords, but now thousands of logins have leaked
Amazon’s Ring is having a very bad week. BuzzFeed News first reported today that login credentials for thousands of Ring camera owners have been published online, including 3,672 sets of emails, passwords, time zones, and the names given to specific Ring cameras (“front door” or “kitchen,” for example). Later today, TechCrunch reported on a set of 1,562 credentials, also consisting of unique email addresses, passwords, time zones, and a camera’s named location. It’s unclear if there’s overlap in the two datasets, but TechCrunch said that its data “appears to be a similar-looking data set to that which [BuzzFeed News] obtained.”
In the hands of a bad actor, this information could potentially be used to log into your Ring account, watch...
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Cox owes $1 billion to record labels for harboring music pirates, jury decides
Over the past few years, record labels have been suing ISPs for not removing music pirates from their services, and today, the record labels may have won a tremendous victory. A US District Court jury has found Cox Communications liable for piracy infringement of more than 10,000 musical works, and as a result, has awarded $1 billion in damages to Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and EMI, as reported by Billboard and Variety.
Essentially, the recording industry just showed that a jury will buy its argument that an ISP should be held liable for failing to kick a music pirate off its network. And similar lawsuits like the one Cox lost today have been filed against Charter, Charter subsidiary Bright House Networks, RCN,...
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The Witcher on Netflix: Henry Cavil on casting spells and casting horses - CNET
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Many facial recognition tools convey racial bias, study finds - CNET
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Is Baby Yoda in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? - CNET
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Indulge your Pacific Rim robot fantasies with this movement-controlled battle mech - CNET
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Beats Powerbeats Pro sale: Get them from Best Buy in time for Christmas for $119.99 - CNET
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Josh Blacker of Apple TV Plus show See talks Jason Momoa and fighting blind - CNET
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Hulu outage prevented videos from playing - CNET
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Elon Musk tweets, deletes silly Cybertruck banana photo - CNET
Get the excellent Eero 2019 3-piece mesh router for $190 with a free Echo Dot - CNET
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Flickr owner SmugMug says it needs more money to ‘keep the Flickr dream alive’
Photo hosting service SmugMug has penned an open letter asking fans of the photo site Flickr, which it acquired from Yahoo two years ago, to sign up for the platform’s Pro subscription to help “keep the Flickr dream alive.” The letter, authored by SmugMug founder and CEO Don MacAskill and obtained by The Verge, details Flickr’s ongoing financial woes and makes the case for Flickr Pro as a way to keep the service afloat.
The letter opens with a bit of self-deprecation, in which MacAskill calls Flickr “the world’s most-beloved, money-losing business.” But his plea for help is a serious one, and MacAskill says he’s not fishing for donations. He adds that eery Flickr Pro subscription “goes directly to keeping Flickr alive and creating great...
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Best Buy is having a flash sale on Xbox bundles, JBL speakers, and more
Best Buy is having a flash sale from 7PM ET on December 19th to 1AM ET on December 20th. There’s a range of deals, but we’ve collected the ones that stood out to us here. Most of these items are expected to ship in time for Christmas.
Best Buy is discounting several models of wireless JBL speakers. These speakers connect via Bluetooth, so they’ll work for different devices.
- JBL Charge 4 is $99 (originally $179.99)
- JBL PartyBox is $219.99 (originally $349.99)
- JBL JR POP is $19.99 (originally $39.99)
- JBL Boombox is $349.99 (originally $499.99)
- JBL Flip 4 is $59.99 (originally $99.99)
There are also discounted Xbox One X...
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Vivaldi browser pretends it's Chrome so websites don't break - CNET
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LG’s latest UltraFine 4K monitor has a unique swiveling hinge
LG’s UltraFine monitor range is best known for its 5K and 4K displays that pair great macOS integration and image quality with boring industrial design. The latest entry in the series still has a stodgy black chassis, but I wouldn’t call it boring. LG’s UltraFine Ergo uses a clamp to affix itself to the back of your desk, giving you a hinge with a ton of flexibility over how to position the panel. You can even bend it backwards to face the opposite direction.
Specs-wise, this is a 32-inch 4K display with a 60Hz refresh rate, FreeSync support, 350 nits of brightness, and 95-percent P3 gamut coverage. The pixel density is much lower than the smaller UltraFine 4K displays, although at this size you should at least be able to run it at...
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Is this Samsung’s next Galaxy Fold?
Samsung’s Galaxy Fold has the dubious honor of being the first folding phone most of our readers could actually buy — but it won’t be the last. Last month, Motorola announced a vertically folding throwback to its classic RAZR, and Samsung has teased that it might do something very similar. Now, images are floating around Chinese social media of a phone that looks like it might be Samsung’s clamshell Galaxy Fold — and you can check them out for yourself immediately above and below.
We aren’t certain that these images, via Weibo by way of phone leaker Ice Universe, actually depict a Samsung device, much less one that’s headed to market. It could be a prototype, a concept, or even a clever fake. But B...
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Wednesday, 18 December 2019
When is episode 8 of The Mandalorian arriving on Disney Plus? - CNET
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The best 3D printers in 2019 for beginners and budget creators - CNET
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You can now buy the Claw that lets you mount your phone to Google’s Stadia controller
One of the novel ways you might want to play Stadia, Google’s cloud gaming service, is by connecting your Stadia Controller to a Pixel phone — but Google hasn’t had the accessories ready to make that an easy reality. Shortly before Stadia’s launch, the company mentioned that it was working on a small plastic attachment it called “the claw” that you could clip onto your controller to mount a phone and play your games. Now, a month after Stadia’s launch, the claw is listed for $14.99 on Power Support’s website. Even though the listing says the claw will be “available soon,” you can add it to your cart and buy it right now (via 9to5Google).
The Power Support Claw, as it’s officially called, is custom-designed to grip the Stadia Controller,...
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Netflix unleashes He-Man... twice - CNET
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Night mode could actually be worse for your sleep pattern, study finds - CNET
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We're giving away a Black Series Helmet and FX Elite Saber - CNET
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In defense of Cats: It dares you not to like it, but I did (and you might too) - CNET
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Uber to pay $4.4M over sexual harassment and retaliation charges - CNET
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Boeing Starliner launch: How to watch critical spaceflight mission to the ISS - CNET
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker feels a whole lot like ... Indiana Jones? - CNET
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Verizon brings 5G Ultra Wideband to the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker red carpet - CNET
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Proposed NYC law would reveal surveillance secrets of US' largest police force - CNET
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The Mandalorian episode 7 recap: Baby Yoda reunites with friends and enemies - CNET
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Christmas came early thanks to this marked-down KitchenAid mixer - CNET
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NASA's Mars 2020 rover passes its first driving test - CNET
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Pornhub sheds light on 2019 Android stats that Google refuses to release
Pornhub has released its annual Year in Review blog, and it contains some noteworthy data about, of all things, Android OS usage statistics, as observed by Android Police.
The data is interesting because Google hasn’t updated its own dashboard of how many devices are on each version of Android since May, so for months, there haven’t been any public figures about the current state of Android OS adoption. And with Pornhub being one of the top 50 sites in global Alexa rankings, it’s somewhat plausible that its data is in the ballpark of 2019 Android OS usage.
Pornhub doesn’t know how many devices are on each version of Android, but it reports that for all of 2019, 48 percent of its Android traffic came from Pie (which is last year’s major...
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Why Ring can’t just blame users for those home-invading camera ‘hacks’
If you’re thinking of buying a Ring camera for someone as a holiday gift, read Motherboard’s deeply unsettling coverage first. Maybe you’ve heard about the podcast where people spy on homeowners’ Ring and Nest cameras for laughs? Motherboard decided to test how easy it might be to access someone’s Ring devices specifically.
Their reporters found Ring has failed to put in place some basic security measures that could protect users’ privacy. I mean, if I log into Gmail from a new browser, I get a text message and two slightly panicky emails. Motherboard found that Ring doesn’t even do that much.
Reporter Joseph Cox details how his colleagues were able to watch him getting ready for work, just by having access to his email address and Ring...
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's ending, explained - CNET
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How Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker addresses Force Awakens and Last Jedi - CNET
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Tuesday, 17 December 2019
Marijuana vaping hits record highs among teens
The percentage of 12th graders who said they’d vaped marijuana at least once in the past 30 days nearly doubled between 2018 and 2019, according to new data from the Monitoring the Future survey. The increase, from 7.5 percent to 14 percent, was the second-largest jump in the use of any drug ever found on the annual survey, which has asked eighth, 10th, and 12th graders in the United States about their drug use and opinions for the past 45 years. (The first-largest jump was last year’s leap in teen vaping.)
“We are seeing a pretty remarkable increase in the use of vaping products to ingest marijuana,” says Jack Stein, chief of staff at the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which funds the survey.
Vaping nicotine also remains popular...
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Star Wars fans, let's not be jerks about The Rise of Skywalker - CNET
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Golden Globes 2020: Where to watch, date, start time and nominations - CNET
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