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خلاصه مطالبی که در این صفحه می خوانید : Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered - Karen Kilgariff & Georgia Hardstark و Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking (Unabridged) - Malcolm Gladwell و Don't Let Go (Unabridged) - Harlan Coben و Is Samsung far ahead of Apple? Marc Benioff appears to think so - CNET و Don't baby these kid hackers - CNET و Perseid meteor shower should be twice as spectacular this year - CNET و Think there's a shortage of qualified female directors? You'd be wrong - CNET و Tablet maker با استفاده از لینک های زبر می توانید به مطالب مورد نظر خود در سایت en apple news دسترسی پیدا کنیدPublisher Description This program is read by the authors, with Paul Giamatti, and includes sections recorded in front of a live audience.The highly anticipated first boo...
ادامه مطلبDescription In his landmark best seller The Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell redefined how we understand the world around us. Now, in Blink, he revolutionizes the way we understand the world within. Blink is a book about how we think without thinking, about choices that seem to be made in an instant, in the blink of an eye, that actually aren't as simple as they seem. Why are some people brilliant decision makers, while others are consistently inept? Why do some people follow their instincts and win, while others end up stumbling into error? How do our brains really work, in the office, in the classroom, in the kitchen, and in the bedroom? And why ...
ادامه مطلبDescription With unmatched suspense and emotional insight, Harlan Coben explores the big secrets and little lies that can destroy a relationship, a family, and even a town in this powerful new thriller. Suburban New Jersey Detective Napoleon "Nap" Dumas hasn't been the same since senior year of high school, when his twin brot...
ادامه مطلبTechnically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageIs he a little bored with his iPhone? Tech.Science.Society/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET I rather thought that tech CEOs all go around being nice to each other in public and only offering criticisms of other CEOs' companies through Masonic-like winks, nods and code words.I was moved, therefore, on Saturday night when I saw splendidly forthright Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff retweet this: "Crazy seeing Apple trying to catch Samsung. Battery life, waterproofing, blue color, front led light, &curved screens. Samsung set the standard."The original tweet was emitted by basketball coach Dennis...
ادامه مطلبEmmett Brewer is no taller than the lecte on the stage, so he stands to the side of it to deliver his presentation. He's got a Dennis the Menace hairdo and he's only 10 years old, but I strongly suggest you take him seriously.The topic of his speech today: hacking competitions. He's showing other kids here how to run a capture the flag competition so their friends can lea new skills and trade secrets of how to bend software to their small but mighty wills.That's right, I'm in a room full of kid hackers. They range from the tiny to high school aged, and they want to lea how to break all the things."I like hacking, sniffing, jailbreaking, fuzzing -- all that stuff," Emmett tells the room.This is r00tz Asylum, a kid-centric event at the annual Defcon hacking event in Las Vegas. It started ...
ادامه مطلبShooting-star superfans are in for a special treat this month as the Perseid meteor shower -- one of the best annual opportunities to spot bright, fast bits of space rock bu ing up in the night sky -- is expected to be twice as nice as normal."Forecasters are predicting a Perseid outburst this year with double normal rates on the night of August 11-12," Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office said in a statement. "Under perfect conditions, rates could soar to 200 meteors per hour."You might think of the Perseids as arriving at Earth every August, but really we're the ones visiting their home turf each year. Our planet ventures through trails of debris left over from comet Swift-Tuttle, which orbits the sun once every 133 years. Dazzling shots of the 2015...
ادامه مطلبWhen diversity proponents point to the low percentage of women in places like boardrooms, a common response is that qualified candidates are few and far between.Profiles like these are what theBoardList uses to match companies up with qualified female directors. theBoardList Take, for instance, a survey of CEOs conducted by theBoardList, which is a marketplace of sorts for connecting tech companies with qualified female directors. Only half felt there is enough female talent available, and it's estimated by research group Catalyst that women hold just a fifth of the board seats among S&P 500 companies.To counter this perception, the organization on Thursday launched three new initiatives, including a fe...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageTablet makers are looking to detachable units to help boost sales. CNET Consumers have had their fill of tablets.The lack of urgency to buy new ones means that in 2016 global sales of tablets will fall for the second straight year, market researcher IDC said Thursday.Tablet shipments are likely to sag by 9.6 percent this year from 2015, a near perfect echo of the 10 percent drop registered in 2015 from the year before, according to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker forecast. The market will stay in the doldrums through next year before retu ing to growth in 2018 and beyond, with detachable units -- that is, laptop-tablet hybrids -- riding in as the white knight.For 2017, IDC expects t...
ادامه مطلبThis year's Olympics are scheduled to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Jeremy Walker/Getty Images An open letter signed by more than 100 doctors, researchers and scientists from all over the globe is urging the World Health Organization (WHO) to reexamine the seriousness of the Zika virus and its impact it can have on the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games held this year in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.The letter outlined seven key facts about the Zika virus (which is spread by mosquitoes and currently has 32,000 cases in Rio alone) that would render the games unethical to run, including the fact that Rio's mosquito-killing program was unsuccessful; that Rio's health system is "so severely weakened as to mak...
ادامه مطلبCurse you, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child!" Pottermore Get ready to drown your sorrows in a giant mug of butterbeer, Harry Potter fans. Author J.K. Rowling is promising more tears."Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," a new two-part play based on a story by Rowling and focusing on Harry's son Albus, opens at London's Palace Theatre July 30. And just in case fans were hoping for a happy little tale about the next generation of Potters and their contented place in a peaceful magical world, well, just Expelliarmus those ideas right out of your little Muggle head.On Friday, a Twitter user named James (Harry's late dad, is that you?) tweeted at Rowling, asking if the new play would make him cry. Her response ...
ادامه مطلبSocial media users have expressed growing ire about a new Chinese laundry detergent commercial by company Qiaobi. According to Quartz, though, that frustration hasn't been limited to Weste countries. According to the publication, most users discussing the commercial on Weibo, a Chinese blogging platform, say the commercial is "racist," "horrible and disgusting."While China's political and economic relations with (along with their media depictions of) Africa and people of darker complexion have been historically fraught, the social response in China has not been as consistently apathetic as some publications have arguably implied. If you haven't seen the commercial, check out our coverage on it.Let's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge Image Screenshot by Luke Lancaster/CNET Google announced Science Jou al, a new Android app for budding scientists in a blog post on Google for Education. Aiming to "bring out that inner scientist in all of us", the new app will use the existing sensors in your phone or Arduino-powered add-ons to record data.By drawing on things like your phone's light sensor, microphone or accelerometer, Science Jou al not only records findings, but helps with prediction models on future tests.The tech giant also partnered up with Califo ia-based, "public lea ing laboratory" Exploratorium to design kits to accompany the new app. These kits include things like inexpensive sensors and microcontrollers, and some can ev...
ادامه مطلبTechnically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.I am beautiful, but I'll be more beautiful after this selfie. The Richest/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET People take selfies because, well, that's what everyone does. In many cases, the best of those selfies exist to be posted to Facebook or some other fine social form of communication. The goal is to score points with your fellow humans, or even with friends. But might those who take a lot of selfies lure themselves into believing they're a little more attractive than they really are? Researchers at the University of Toronto thought they'd test this out. Thinking of yourself more highly than other...
ادامه مطلبGoogle is going to bet big on virtual reality.The online search giant will hold the keynote address for its Google I/O developer conference on Wednesday, and VR is likely to be a big topic at the event. We're expecting to see some hardware, and there's buzz about software in the form of Android VR. But virtual reality isn't the only big topic we expect to hear about. Google should talk a bit more about Project Tango, its interior mapping technology, as well as a rumored rival to Amazon's Echo. The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by CNET Executive Editor Roger Cheng, Senior Writer Ben Fox Rubin and Producer Bryan VanGelder. Our Google I/O preview: Why we think VR is going to dominate Yo...
ادامه مطلبAbout 35 high-school students sit at neatly arranged rows of tables in the university's gym. Another 115 college-level contestants surround the high schoolers.The room is pretty quiet, with only the occasional rattle from the New York subway tunnels below cutting into the hushed conversations.There's not much distracting the teens from their computer screens. To the casual observer, the displays look as if they're filled with gibberish. But it's actually a crime hunt, with 12 high-school teams from around the US and the United Arab Emirates searching for the digital bread crumbs that will help them solve a fictional murder. To win, they have to think like hackers, a skill that might have gotten them in serious trouble just a decade ago."Everyone should know cybersecurity," says William Yan...
ادامه مطلبStars and execs at the Netflix Event in Paris including Katherine McNamara, Claire Foy, Joaquim Dos Santos, Tituss Burgess, Margie Cohn, Michelle Yeoh and Ted Sarandos. Fred Rambaud/Netflix Netflix is the ready replacement of traditional TV, according to Netflix subscribers in a recent survey. Their opinions might seem a little biased, since they're paying users of the service. But those surveyed also noted that the streaming service still can't replace live sports coverage or the magic of the movie theater.The survey came from AllFlicks, a Netflix-focused site, so it's possible the 3,000 users sampled might have been a different type from casual TV-streamers. But even if they are more Netflix-happy than th...
ادامه مطلبCongratulations to Michael L. of Neptune, New Jersey, for winning a Ventev Powercell 10000+ portable battery pack last week. May the 4th, the Star Wars holiday, is fast approaching. You're digging in your closet for appropriate accessories and scouring your kitchen to come up with accouterments for your Brunch Strikes Back party. Let Crave and ThinkGeek help you out with our giveaway full of delightful Star Wars gear.Start your mo ing off right with a syrup-covered breakfast in the shape of Darth Vader's dastardly spacecraft. The Death Star Waffle Maker will take you there. Offer up some fresh berry toppings in an R2-D2 and C-3PO ceramic bowl set. You'll want to see every little detail in your planet-destroying waffles, so light up the tabletop with an R2-D2 architectural desk lamp. This R...
ادامه مطلبSean Parker says social networks have made the Inte et a crowded yet lonely place. But he's got a solution: another social network. Tobias Hase/dpa/Corbis The first time Sean Parker tried to launch Airtime, he went big -- and it blew up in his face.During a 2012 launch party packed with A-listers like Olivia Munn and Snoop Dogg, Parker's much-touted video-messaging app glitched. He eventually shelved Airtime when its popularity failed to match the hype.But two years later, Parker is getting his do-over, without the glitz.On Wednesday, the Napster co-founder tu ed Facebook president tu ed billionaire Silicon Valley celebrity released a revamped version of Airtime. In an interview before the launch, Parker de...
ادامه مطلبTechnically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Think it's cheaper? It likely isn't. Jamie Grill/Blend Images/Corbis Amazon has educated me in so many ways.It's taught me that the "Lord of the Flies" was an excellent management book. It's also taught me to believe that online prices are cheaper than those in stores. But are they? MIT Sloan School of Management professor Alberto Cavallo thought he'd test that theory out. As well as using robots for the online part, he crowdsourced 370 people to scan bar codes and collect prices for a random set of 10 t0 50 products in physical stores. In total, about 24,000 prices were analyzed.The study, published last month, cov...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageHomeToGo has chosen a spot in Croatia that mimics the centrality of trading city Qarth and the wealth it brings to surrounding areas. HomeToGo If you're a true blue "Game of Thrones" fan, there's really only one thing you can do to get closer to the action before the season 6 premiere on April 24, and that's visit Westeros. Hold up, you cry, it's a fictional world. Yes, but that hasn't stopped fans from visiting actual filming locations in Ireland, Spain and Croatia.According to data provided to CNET by Skyscanner, the travel site spotted a "significant spike" in consumer interest in travel to these destinations when the season 6 date was announced in December. Interest from New Yorkers grew b...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge Image Dave Priest/CNET In a case of "maybe we should've gotten some more opinions on this," Snapchat added a filter in celebration of the marijuana-centric pseudo-holiday 4/20 that adds reggae singer Bob Marley's face onto your own. Along with Marley's locks and a knitted cap, the app also makes your skin appear brown, a feature that some users say is akin to digital blackface. Snapchat didn't immediately respond to a request for comment."Bob Marley" is now trending on Twitter, and Snapchat released a statement to The Verge that said the company worked with the Bob Marley Estate to create the filter. Does this make adding brown skin to users' faces and essentially reducing a music legend to a 4/20 m...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge Image Pavlok This is the Shock Clock. It's a wearable that guarantees you'll get up in the mo ing through the magic of classical conditioning and, well, electric shocks.The wrist band trains you, in traditional Pavlovian style, to get your lazy self out of bed on time. When the alarm goes off, the band will first vibrate, then beep loudly. Finally, if you continue to snooze, it'll deliver an electric shock to your wrist. Over time, you'll be conditioned to respond to the vibration alone. Or you'll keep getting shocked. Either way.Pavlok, the company behind this alarm clock, released a similar product in 2014, but this one was aimed at weaning you off your bad habits. Also with electric shocks.Sadly,...
ادامه مطلبHere's our weekly bullet list of topics on today's long episode. Enjoy!Headline Deep Dive: We discuss why we're not 100% sure if the Flyboard Air is real, how the 18-rotor Volocopter could change the personal transport vertical, and how exciting Stephen Hawking's Starshot Project is to us.Guest: We welcome actor Clayton Snyder to the studio to discuss his retu to the screen after a long hiatus, playing professional water polo overseas, and what his new proof-of-concept "Second Star" is all about.Segment [Back It or Hack It]: Does anyone really need pricey, portable DNA kit Bento Lab?Into It: Ashley is rocking Ratchet & Clank (PS4), and Jeff is super mad about his VR headsets not shipping yet. Clayton Snyder drops in to ...
ادامه مطلب[embedded content] The doctor is in. The trailer for Marvel's "Doctor Strange" just landed, so you'll excuse us for using just one pun.It premiered on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," and it's our first good look at what Ben Davis, the film's director of photography, has promised will be "Marvel's 'Fantasia.'" Created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, Doctor Strange is Marvel's Sorceror Supreme, and the movie will be our first foray in to the mystical side of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.In the movie, Stephen Strange discovers a world of magic and alte ate dimensions after he seeks help for serious injuries that cut short his career as a brilliant neurosurgeon. Parts of the movie are filmed in 3D and it promises to be a twisty-tu y, mind-bending ride through dimensions. Serio...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageThe Apple Watch is much more than just a watch for many of its owners, says a new poll. James Martin/CNET For many Apple Watch owners, the gadget wrapped around their wrist is much more than just a watch.Around 80 percent of Apple Watch owners said they use the device for fitness tracking and notifications, according to survey results released Friday by advertising technology company Fluent. Listening to music is popular among 77 percent. Exchanging emails and instant messages is on the list of 66 percent. Using the watch to purchase items via Apple Pay is also a favorite activity among 61 percent of those polled. The Apple Watch has become the dominant player in the growing market for smartwa...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageThe Apple Watch is much more than just a watch for many of its owners, says a new poll. James Martin/CNET For many Apple Watch owners, the gadget wrapped around their wrist is much more than just a watch.Around 80 percent of Apple Watch owners said they use the device for fitness tracking and notifications, according to survey results released Friday by advertising technology company Fluent. Listening to music is popular among 77 percent. Exchanging emails and instant messages is on the list of 66 percent. Using the watch to purchase items via Apple Pay is also a favorite activity among 61 percent of those polled. The Apple Watch has become the dominant player in the growing market for smartwa...
ادامه مطلبRoadshowSUVsTowing with a Tesla not as bad as you might thinkAs there are only a couple thousand Tesla Model X electric SUVs on the road, there aren't too many reviews that dive deep into areas like towing capacity. That's why we're glad to see owners and other companies stepping up to provide some additional information, like trailer manufacturer Bowlus did in early April.Bowlus posted a video of Model X owner Jack Bowers (no, not Jack Bauer) taking a 2,300-pound Bowlus Road Chief for a little tow. The video itself is light on data, but at the end, the owner says that if you stay between 50 and 55 mph, you should reach about 70 percent of the car's maximum range.It's unclear which model Bowers owns, because Bowlus set the max video resolution at 480p, which is like looking at "A Sunday Af...
ادامه مطلبVivaldi is aimed at people who want a full-featured Web browser. Vivaldi Ever since Google launched Chrome in 2008, Web browsers embraced spartan interfaces that stripped out toolbars, menus and anything else that got in the way of viewing a website. Simplicity is swell. But Tuesday night, a new browser arrived from Oslo, Norway, that caters to power users who don't want to see everything pared away.Vivaldi 1.0 is stuffed with options to get the browser working just as you like, even as it tries to preserve a tidy interface. Vivaldi programmers will respond fast to new feature requests, said Jon von Tetzchner, Vivaldi's chief executive and the co-founder of Opera Software, one of the earliest browser ma...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageWindows 10's PowerShell command-line tool will be joined by a rival, Linux's Bash. Josh Miller/CNET At its Build conference on Wednesday, Microsoft did something that made my jaw drop. It wasn't the HoloLens augmented reality demonstration. Or the Cortana digital assistant. Or the push to build other bots. It was the announcement that Microsoft is bringing to Windows a developer-oriented tool that's central to two rival operating systems, Linux and Apple's OS X. You needn't give a fig about that tool, called the Bou e Again Shell, or Bash. You should care, though, that Microsoft is bringing Bash to Windows because it demonstrates how profoundly Microsoft has changed -- for the better ...
ادامه مطلبEnlarge ImageWindows 10's PowerShell command-line tool will be joined by a rival, Linux's Bash. Josh Miller/CNET At its Build conference on Wednesday, Microsoft did something that made my jaw drop.It wasn't the HoloLens augmented reality demonstration. Or the Cortana digital assistant and the push to build other bots. It was the announcement that Microsoft is bringing to Windows a developer-oriented tool that's central to two rival operating systems, Linux and Apple's OS X.You needn't give a fig about that tool, called the Bou e Again Shell, or Bash. You should care, though, that Microsoft is bringing Bash to Windows because it demonstrates how profoundly Microsoft has changed -- for the better. In sh...
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