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Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageA bit of a giveaway? Stuart Police Department/ Facebook I've never been on the run, though some days I think I know what it feels like.I feel sure, however, that if I was trying to evade capture by the police, I would check my Facebook page to make sure there wasn't anything incriminating on it.This was allegedly not the case with Mack Yearwood.As the Stuart Police Department in Florida said on its Facebook page: "If you are wanted by the police, it's probably not a good idea to use the 'Wanted of the Week' poster of yourself as your profile pic."The Stuart police were looking for Yearwood in connection ...
ادامه مطلب A discrete relocatable overlay (currently at the bottom left co er) lets you know how many viewers you currently have. Screenshot by Aloysius Low/CNET Think you're the bee's knees at games like World of Warcraft and StarCraft II? Now you can show all your friends just how good you are. Blizzard's live streaming service is now up and running, so you can broadcast your skills (or lack thereof) to your buddies on Facebook Live. It's good timing too, with World of Warcraft's Legion expansion dropping on Tuesday.To sign up, simply hit the video button that should appear on the Battle.net client, or go to Settings > Streaming and enable it there. You'll need to connect your Battle.net account to Facebook, but o...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageKliff Kingsbury, on the right, appearing on the podcast. The HawkCast/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET College athletes live an interesting life.They're suddenly placed on a higher plane and asked to perform daily.They're fawned upon when they win and vilified when they lose. In some cases, it's said that colleges are so desperate to persuade these young men to join their athletic programs that schools hire attractive young women to increase the attraction of the school.Once athletes are on the team, though, might they continue to enjoy the attention of women? On social media, for example.Texa...
ادامه مطلب Close WhatsApp to share data with Facebook Drag WhatsApp just announced that it updated its terms and conditions to permit the company to opt-in all one billion of its users to share information with Facebook. Facebook will take that information to find friends and also target ads better. WhatsApp is also working on ways for businesses to communicate to users from the app. Subscribe: CNET Update delivers the biggest tech n...
ادامه مطلب Your airline will soon be able to tell you when your flight is delayed via WhatsApp. WhatsApp WhatsApp users, get ready for messages from companies looking for your business.That's the upshot from Thursday's update to WhatsApp's terms and conditions. The company outlined in a blog post the kind of interactions it wants to enable, including being notified by your bank about a potentially fraudulent transaction or being wa ed about a delayed flight. These are things we might currently be informed about by a text message or phone call. WhatsApp hopes to enable these notifications too, all while keeping spam and third-party banner ads out.This is the first time WhatsApp has updated its terms in four years, meani...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageFacebook's censorship policies are a confusing mess. James Martin/CNET After Korryn Gaines entered her Baltimore apartment earlier this month, she pulled out a shotgun and then her phone. She opened the Instagram and Facebook apps so she could post details of her standoff with the police. Facebook cut her off. Gaines wasn't the first black person to post about a run-in with the police. Others include Philando Castile, whose fiancee streamed live video on Facebook as he died after a police officer shot him in July. A few days later, a protester streamed a sniper attack on Dallas police on the social network. But her clash marked a tu ing point in the conversation about Facebook's role in empow...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageApps like this remind me that I'm old. Facebook In your face, Snapchat!Kids still say that sort of thing, right? How about: The '00s called and they want their app back! Well, it's late on a Friday, and Facebook has quietly released a new app, called Lifestage. And while its name might suggest the target market is caterpillars, this is actually for teens -- aka not me. Like other apps not built for me, it's somewhat confusing. But the gist of it is that you (the younger version of you, who was able to eat french fries dipped in milkshakes any time you damn well pleased) create a profile using your phone number (remember those?) and your name. Then Lifestage has you take photos or videos of vari...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageMinecraft team member Tommaso Checchi plays the virtual-world video game while wearing Facebook's Oculus VR headset. Screenshot by Stephen Shankland/CNET It's a match made in nerd heaven. Minecraft, Microsoft's tremendously popular video game, now works on Facebook's Oculus Rift headset, a highly regarded entrant into the new world of virtual reality. "We'd like to welcome you to the game all over again, because it's a fantastic new experience in VR, even if you're a Minecraft veteran," Mike McGrath, a Minecraft developer who helped build the software, said Monday in a blog post. The version requires people to use the Windows 10 beta-test version of Minecraft, which is free to those who...
ادامه مطلب Close Facebook's newest ad-blocking tactic defeats Adblock Plus' workaround Drag That was quick. Just two days after Facebook found a way to sneak ads past ad-blocking software, the ad blockers have struck back. Adblock Plus, one of the best-known tools for blocking ads on the inte et, claims to have a work-around that can defeat Facebook's advertising. According to an official Adbl...
ادامه مطلب Users can also jazz up their photos with filters. Sound familiar? Facebook Facebook is basically Snapchat's little sister right now and wants to copy everything she does. The social-networking giant unveiled on Friday a tweak to its mobile app, a new main screen it's trying out in Canada and Brazil that looks a lot like Snapchat's home screen, according to BuzzFeed.The potential feature demonstrates just how much inspiration Facebook gets from Snapchat. On Tuesday, Facebook-owned Instagram added an element called Stories, which looks nearly identical to Snapchat Stories.The new home screen in the Facebook app opens up with a forward-facing live camera screen for still shots and videos. As in Snapchat, users...
ادامه مطلب Facebook has been ordered to issue refunds for accidental purchases made by minors. CNET Facebook users that have racked up hefty charges for in-app purchases made without their consent are now entitled to a refund.A Califo ia court has ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in a 2012 class action lawsuit brought against the social media giant. The case applied to two children that accidentally charged thousands of dollars to their parents' credit cards buying Facebook Credits, a virtual currency that was retired in favor of Facebook Payments.While Facebook argued that the individual claims were too different, the website must now rescind its "all sales are final" policy and issue refunds to parents that request ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageLive video has become the buzzword of social media lately. Jason Cipriani/CNET What a difference two years make.Back then, when live video apps like Periscope and Meerkat arrived on mobile phones, live video seemed like a lark for tech nerds and poor college students looking to watch cable TV for free. But within months, protesters in Ferguson, Missouri tapped into the shaky and visceral feel of live video because they understand they can share the emotion of breaking news events with observers who might otherwise just get the news through photos and news cameras.Fast forward to March, when Facebook began giving anyone with a phone and inte et connection an easy way to broadcast live video, str...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageAllset's chatbot for Facebook Messenger lets your order food whenever you're hankering for a meal. Allset Since Facebook added bots to its popular Messenger app in April, there's almost a chatbot for every user whim and desire. Yahoo launched a suite of bots in July to deliver weather and news info, CNN's got one and now there's one that lets you order food.Dining app Allset launched a chatbot for Facebook Messenger, and it's available for San Francisco, Palo Alto and New York City users. Through the bot, you can order and pay for meals, and book a table (for a max party of six). The bot will also look for nearby restaurants to dine at, and curate meal suggestions. So far, 180 restaurants acros...
ادامه مطلب Facebook's main campus is in Menlo Park, Califo ia. Robyn Beck/AFP, Getty Images As the influx of Facebook employees continue to drive up demand (and prices) of housing in Menlo Park, Califo ia, where its headquarters are located, the company is trying something different.To accommodate plans for expanding its campus and hiring 6,500 new employees, the tech giant will build 1,500 housing units open to the general public, according to The Wall Street Jou al. The company will also set aside 15 percent of these units for low- to middle-income families."Facebook is committed to being a good neighbor," said a spokesperson for Facebook. "We understand that our growth affects the everyday lives of our neighbors, ...
ادامه مطلب Today Justin Yu brings along the sad tale of the last VCR. We'll also breakdown Elon Musk's vision of the future, Facebook's WiFi drone test flight Aquila and the current state of Comic-Con. The 404 Show # 1670 Your browser does not support the audio element. Download today's podcastLet's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلب The NBA will live-stream the US national team's exhibition games on Facebook. James Martin/CNET No need to go to Brazil to watch USA basketball. It's on your phone.The NBA will live-stream the US national team's exhibition games on Facebook, the league said Thursday. A total of nine games played by the men's and women's basketball teams will be streamed on both the USA Basketball and NBA Facebook pages. The men's team includes stars Kyrie Irving of the NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers, as well as Kevin Durant and Draymond Green from the Golden State Warriors.The games will also be retransmitted on NBA TV. The news comes two days after Twitter announced it would live-stream a weekly NBA pregame show on its ...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content]In 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the surface of the moon. Today, to commemorate that anniversary, Aldrin made his first delightful foray into Facebook Live to share his memories of that momentous occasion.In the one-hour session, he and his daughter Jan shared anecdotes and memories, and his hopes for the future.Highlights include Jan recounting how she couldn't hug her father when he came home because the astronauts had been quarantined; her faith in the space program; paparazzi climbing over the fence to photograph the Aldrin family; Buzz revealing that the reason there are so many photographs of him on the moon is because Armstrong had the camera; and detailing his hopes for humans travelling to Mars in the future."You ain'...
ادامه مطلب Facebook Connectivity Lab Facebook's Connectivity Lab is moving forward in its plan to bring fast, cheap inte et to regions of the world with no access to it at all. It's developed a new detector that could bring laser communications to wireless inte et. Lasers are currently in use in optical fibre networks, but wireless networks use radio frequencies and microwaves. Lasers could be a lot faster, but directing a small beam of laser light at a detector some distance away is tricky."A large fraction of people don't connect to the inte et because the wireless communications infrastructure is not available were they live, mostly in very rural areas of the world," said Tobias Tiecke, led the team on a paper tha...
ادامه مطلب Austrian activist Max Schrems displays a logo of social platform Facebook with his smartphone. JOE KLAMAR/AFP/Getty Images An Irish court on Tuesday allowed the US gove ment to join a case on cross-border data transfers that examines the role Facebook plays in cooperating with US mass surveillance programs.The case involves a complaint against Facebook over how it handles the transfer of data on European citizens to the US from the social network titan's European headquarters, which are located in Dublin. EU law allows for such data transfers if Facebook can guarantee the information is protected from mass surveillance programs.Facebook didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. The case was broug...
ادامه مطلب YouTuber PewDiePie made almost as much as "Guardians of the Galaxy" star Chris Pratt in 2015. Getty A clamoring mob is a clamoring mob, regardless of who's at the center of the throng.That's the lesson companies like Facebook are lea ing about inte et celebrities. Is Swedish YouTube personality PewDiePie on par with Brad Pitt? In a sense, it doesn't matter. In June, The Wall Street Jou al found that Facebook is paying celebrities and media outlets to use its new live streaming service, Facebook Live. Among those celebrities are recognizable names -- names that come from television and sports, like comedian and actor Kevin Hart or Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps.On Tuesday, a new list of names emerged o...
ادامه مطلب Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are reportedly being blocked in Turkey during what appears to be an attempted military coup. Military factions in Turkey tried to take control of the country Friday night, according to media reports, as some social media sites went dark. Many residents appear to have gotten around the blocks, posting messages and videos, likely using VPNs or other anonymizing services. Many people are streaming live video of the upheaval to Facebook. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan used his iPhone's FaceTime app to broadcast messages and urge the public to resist the coup attempt, according to The New York Times. A YouTube spokesperson said the company is aware of reports the video site is down in Turkey, but added that "our systems s...
ادامه مطلب Social media is helping people find their loved ones missing after the Nice attack. Jody Gianni An 8-month-old baby boy lost after the deadly Bastille Day attack in Nice, France, was found through Facebook.At least 84 people were killed watching fireworks Thursday night after a truck rammed into the celebration. The baby got lost from his caregivers amid the panicked crowd fleeing the scene. Tiava Banner, who said she is not the baby's mother but didn't disclose her relationship to him, posted a message on Facebook along with a picture of the boy stating that he had been lost and she was hoping to find him. The post has been shared more 22,000 times since it was posted 21 hours ago, soon after the attack. ...
ادامه مطلب Facebook tu s on its Safety Check tool after a truck kills dozens celebrating Bastille Day in Nice, France. Facebook Facebook activated its Safety Check feature on Thursday after a truck rammed a Bastille Day celebration in Nice, France, killing at least 73 people and injuring scores more.It's the third time in a little more than a month that the social network has activated the tool, which lets Facebook users who are at or near the site of a natural disaster or terrorist attack inform their friends on the network that they are safe. The tool was put into use in early June after the deadly attack on an Orlando, Florida, night club claimed the lives of 49 people and again less than two weeks later after sui...
ادامه مطلب Video live-streamed on Facebook shows the action that precedes a shooting, as well as the aftermath. TJ Williams/Facebook One of the victims of a triple shooting in Virginia on Tuesday inadvertently broadcast the attack live to Facebook.The video, uploaded by Facebook user TJ Willams, shows three men in their late 20s sitting in a car in Norfolk, smoking and singing along to music. To share the fun on Facebook, one of the victims uses his phone to capture the moment with social network's new video feature.Suddenly, gunfire erupts and the phone is dropped, but it continues to record as dozens of shots are fired into the car and the passers-by call 911 and try to comfort the victims. All three men were hospit...
ادامه مطلب At a tiny town in rural Oregon, Facebook is expanding its already massive data center to serve up your ever growing collection of likes and photos....
ادامه مطلب Four tall, gray buildings stand among the homesteads and farms on Route 126 outside Prineville, Oregon. They house a Facebook data center stuffed with servers. Sitting on racks that resemble rows of grain, the servers store the videos of your Ice Bucket Challenge and the photos of your nephew's graduation. The facility, however, is an outlier. That's because it's also packed with phones. The social network has chosen rural Oregon to test roughly 2,000 phones -- almost all of them out-of-date models that many of us would hesitate to use in public. There is an Apple iPhone 4S, as well as a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, both from 2011. Why is Facebook testing this tired tech? To rope in its next billion users. "Guys in Brazil and Southeast Asia, they don't have the cool new phone," said Ken Pat...
ادامه مطلب Pokemon Go has surpassed the next milestone in taking over every aspect of your life, with users spending more time on average playing the augmented reality mobile game than in apps for Snapchat, Twitter and even Facebook. The data, putting Pokemon Go at just over 33 minutes of average daily use on Monday, comes from mobile app intelligence firm Sensor Tower.To compare, Facebook's app racked up an average 22 minutes of use, Snapchat drew 18 minutes and Twitter 17 minutes. While people might be Pokemon going crazy for Niantic's new AR game, it was still beat out by Game of War (almost 2 hours daily usage) and Candy Crush Saga (43 minutes).With Pokemon Go yet to launch in several countries and stability issues keeping it from being truly great, it remains to be seem just how things will shap...
ادامه مطلب Facebook is the target of a $1 billion lawsuit filed Sunday that alleges the social media giant is making it easy for a terrorist group to use their services to coordinate Palestinian attacks.Five families (four of which are Americans living in Israel and one of which live in South Carolina) are charging the company with providing "material support and resources" to the Hamas terrorist organization, which they say aided the extremist group to organize actions that led to the deaths and attempted murder of family members of the plaintiffs."Facebook has played an essential role in Hamas's ability to carry out its terrorist activities," the lawsuit claims. "It is not merely about content, it is about the sophisticated technological means that Facebook provides to Hamas to make its terroristic...
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