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This is part of our Road Trip 2016 summer series "Life, Disrupted," about how technology is helping with the global refugee crisis -- if at all.The main street in Mytilene, on the Greek island of Lesvos, wraps around the green-tinted Aegean like a horseshoe. Brightly painted buildings line the road while wooden sailboats bob near the pier. It's beautiful.It's also where I bump into Waleed, a young boy I'd met earlier that day at the gate of the Kara Tepe refugee camp just outside town.He was fishing with two other migrants.I ask where his mom is. He points back toward the camp. "Kara Tepe," he tells me.And his father?"Dad. Syria. Psh, Psh," he says, pointing a finger to his head while imitating the sound of gunfire.I say, "I'm sorry," but he shrugs it off. That's life in Syria, where he ca...
ادامه مطلب Most people think of Greece as a great place to escape from the stress of everyday life. But not to the more than 57,000 people now trapped there. In 2015, thousands of refugees and migrants fled war and chaos in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq and headed to Europe seeking shelter. A year later, many are living in squalid camps and abandoned buildings in Greece, waiting for asylum or a chance at legal residence in the European Union. During a 10-day trip in June, we talked to officials, migrants and activists in Athens, Lesvos -- the Greek island where most refugees first set foot in Europe last year -- and Thessaloniki, near the closed border of Macedonia, shutting migrants' way out. Our mission: to see if the technology that many of us use every day -- phones, the inte et, messaging app...
ادامه مطلب After being the editor-in-chief of Engadget, co-founding The Verge, and serving as the editor of Bloomberg Digital, Josh Topolsky is prepping a new media brand, according to the Wall Street Jou al.The new website is called The Outline, and has reportedly raised $5 million in funding with a plan to launch in the fall of 2016. Topolsky told the Wall Street Jou al that his plan is to focus on bringing readers directly to the website, rather than relying on social media to drive traffic. Moving beyond just technology, The Outline will focus on politics, business, culture as well as technology. At the moment, if you visit the website for the Outline, there's a simple email notification signup and links to social media accounts. If you sign up for the site's mailing list, the on-screen response ...
ادامه مطلب BitTorrent BitTorrent, best known for its peer-to-peer sharing technologies, continues its push toward becoming a media company with the BitTorrent News network. The live-streaming news network will be available through its BitTorrent Live app for Apple TV, iOS devices and MacOS computers starting July 18 with coverage of the Republican National Convention."Television news has been stagnating for some time," Vice President of Media for BitTorrent Erik Schwartz said in a statement on the company's site. "It's having trouble appealing to a generation that grew up online. We're building BitTorrent News to solve that problem. We are using superior data and tools and the Silicon Valley ethos of lean startup to ...
ادامه مطلب Good news for those still intrigued by the Raybu family and all its dark secrets. Netflix said Wednesday that it renewed its original series, "Bloodline," for a third season, to be aired in 2017.Like the recently released second season, Season 3 will be 10 episodes long.Based in the Florida Keys, "Bloodline" centers on a family of adult siblings dealing with issues that arise when their black sheep brother retu s home. It's stars, Kyle Chandler, Sissy Spacek and Ben Mendelsohn, have all ea ed Emmy nominations for the show.This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article from FiveFilters.org: Most Labour MPs in the UK Are Revo...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content]Weatherman Bobby Deskins with WTSP 10 News in Florida was in the middle of a normal forecast on Monday mo ing, talking about the temperature, when news anchor Allison Kropff walked in front of him and his weather map while staring intently at Pokemon Go on her phone. Kropff shared a video of the humorous incident on her Facebook page with the caption "That moment you realize you may be addicted to u202a#u200ePokemonGOu202c...."The Pokemon stunt appears to have been staged all in good fun, though it's unclear if Deskins was in on the planning. His laugh seems genuine and he comments, "You guys got to be careful with these phones and these Pokemon. You're just walking around all over." You can hear laughter coming from the WTSP team in the background.Pokemon Go has become q...
ادامه مطلب Pokemon Go started to roll out last week, and with it finally making it way to the hands of people all over the world, there have been some interesting and humorous stories popping up. Some of the stories have come from wa ings from the police, Nintendo's financial success, and even a picture of a man catching Pokemon while his wife gives birth. We've collected all of these stories and compiled them below.News From Around the World Armed Robbers Target Pokemon Go Players, Police SayDon't Play Pokemon Go While Driving a Car, State SaysCops Offer Good Advice to Pokemon Go PlayersHere's What We Know About That Pokemon Go Story Making the RoundsPokemon Go Player Catches Pidgey as Wife Gives BirthAbout the Game Pokemon Go: Everything You Need to KnowNew Features Detailed; Here's What Updates Wi...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageTwitter will be live-streaming CBSN's coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Twitter Twitter is adding presidential politics to its live-streaming repertoire. The social network, known in part for its users' bite-size, and often biting, commentary in real time, will be joining forces with CBS News to live-stream CBSN's coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions, the first of which kicks off next week. (Disclosure: CBS is the parent company of CNET.) It's yet another step in Twitter's shift toward live-streamed video, a format that has also been embraced by rival Facebook. Later this year, for instance, Twitter will stream the NFL's Thursday nigh...
ادامه مطلب China has issued a wa ing to news sites over using social media as a source. César Salza/CNET China has issued a crackdown on online news organisations across the country, wa ing them not use social media as a source without carefully verifying and fact-checking claims first.The Cyberspace Administration of China issued the directive, with the state media agency Xinhua reporting that the move was made in a bid to combat "false news.""It is forbidden to use hearsay to create news or use conjecture and imagination to distort the facts," Xinhua reported, according to a translation in the South China Mo ing Post. "All websites should bear the key responsibility to further streamline the course of reporting and ...
ادامه مطلب Roku is making it easier for viewers to catch up on the news by adding it into its universal search feature.The search feature -- which is available on current Roku streaming boxes, the Streaming Stick and televisions that have the Roku platform built-in -- now allows for entering in a topic such as "Apple" or "NBA," and will retrieve a listing of videos pertaining to that topic from across many of streaming news channels on the platform. These include news broadcasts from the four major US networks -- such as ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX -- as well as from digital outlets like Yahoo (Disclosure: CBS is the parent company of CNET). The streaming company announced the addition in a blog post on Friday.And what if you don't have a specific topic in mind? News videos can also be searched using the d...
ادامه مطلب E3 2016 was a big show, with a spotlight on virtual reality, new console hardware and the retu of some fan favorites. While everyone had their favorite games and announcements, these were the most-important big-picture stories from the biggest week in gaming.Xbox One SAt least one new console from Xbox was rumored before E3, and Microsoft wasted no time announcing it. The Xbox E3 press briefing kicked off with the new Xbox One S. This revamped console promises to be an improvement on the original, with a 40-percent smaller body, no exte al power brick, and 4K video support. The Xbox One S: A closer look (pictures) ...
ادامه مطلب E3 is done. We're packing up equipment and getting ready to get out of LA, but we already know when the show will start next year.We'll have even more content going up throughout the week, but here's everything you might've missed from the end of E3.An Xbox exec said that Project Scorpio will "wipe out" generational boundaries.We posted up an in-depth interview with the producer behind the highly anticipated Resident Evil 7.Miyamoto says Nintendo is working on a new kind of Mario game...but we don't know much more than that.Here's how Capcom plans to fix Street Fighter 5.A serious interview with Kojima and his thoughts on Resident Evil 7 and the development of Death Stranding.
Nintendo says that, with NX on the way, they're more conce ed with providing great content than focusing...
ادامه مطلب Back in 2015, the FCC reclassified broadband as a utility. Then the agency made rules to ensure all bits on the inte et were treated equally. That would mean no special treatment for any kind of data. This led to telecoms and cable companies to sue the US gove ment. Well, the battle is now over. Meanwhile, Microsoft showed off a new initiative called "Xbox Play Anywhere" which links up Xboxes and Windows 10 PCs. Digita...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageSo very clever. Licor Beirão; YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET You don't like soccer? OK, you can go. But wait. You like liquor, don't you? Please stay then and consider the clever maneuverings of Portuguese liquor brand Licor Beirão. It placed an ad alongside the field at a recent soccer match between England and Portugal. During the game, a Portuguese player accidentally kicked England star Harry Kane in the head. This happened right in front of the Licor Beirão ad. Given that the Euro 2016 European soccer championship began Friday, the company thought it would capitalize on this dramatic p...
ادامه مطلب Are there too many war games? Jeff and Russ the latest announcements and leaks of the two major players in the war-game scene and why the genre might be growing a little long in the tooth. Also, they'll talk about which generation they identify with and why Russ recently had to call 9-1-1. The 404 Show # 1661 Your browser does not support the audio element. Download today's podcastLet's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلب We are consuming news on mobile devices more than ever before, but our avenues to that news appear to be shifting to social media and news apps, according to a report released Wednesday by the Knight Foundation.The study, commissioned by Nielsen, found that 89 percent of mobile device owners use their handset to access news. More than half of those who use social networks on their device are using their networks to find news. And social media now trails only television as our top sources of news, according to the study.The study also found that while mobile news seekers use both websites and news apps, 75 percent of news time is spent within apps, suggesting greater engagement."Mobile devices allow people to stay constantly connected, affecting how they interact with information in the mom...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageDid you think this list was based on what you and your friends thought was important? That may not be true. Screenshot by Ian Sherr/CNET We already know Facebook manipulates its algorithms to test our emotions and encourage us to vote. Now, it seems CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his team may have tried to affect our politics as well. Two reports fromthe tech blog Gizmodo allege that Facebook's trending topics list, which sits at the top right of its website and is one of the most high-profile pieces of real estate on the Inte et, may have become a tool for employees to wield their political opinions. Gizmodo claims that Facebook's "news curators," as they're called inte ally, were told to suppress ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageWhere does the box end and the pizza begin? Vinnie's Pizzeria Things got a little cheesy this week in the vital department of pizza news. Here are our three favorite slices.1. How about some bacon when you're bakin' that pizza?Pizza Hut thought it went straight to America's unhealthy heart in 2014, when the chain introduced pizza with bacon and cheese stuffed in the crust. But now it's 2016, and bacon-cheese stuffed crust pizza sounds as outdated as Pharrell's Grammy hat. The Hut has come back at our arteries with a new bacon-and-cheese stuffed crust delectable that includes applewood-smoked bacon and not one, not two, but three kinds of cheese. Maybe eat it from a cardiac-care unit, just in c...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image CBS News Researchers have long-waffled over whether or not mobile phones cause cancer. That uncertainty is conce ing given that a study published today reports that mobile phone use is over 90 percent (in Australia where the research was gathered). After examining 29 years of mobile phone use in Australia, the research team "found no increase in brain cancer incidence compatible with the steep increase in mobile phone use." Now we can all breathe a sigh of relief, at least until the next report comes out.Let's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلب The New York Times and Chef'd have partnered to provide meal kits that let you cook NYT recipes at home. Chef'd/New York Times When thinking about ways to save the media business, we sure didn't consider food delivery. But the New York Times did. The company on Thursday said it has partnered with El Segundo, Califo ia-based startup Chef'd to sell meal kits to cook recipes from the NYT Cooking site. That means all those fancy meals you read about in the newspaper and online can soon be on your kitchen table. All you have to do is order recipes you like, and Chef'd will deliver the fresh, ready-to-cook ingredients to your home within 24 to 48 hours. You'll have two ordering options. For one, you can choose an...
ادامه مطلب Ole Spata/Corbis Everyone's favourite 140-character micro-blogging platform is quietly setting off on a new course on the vast oceans of the Inte et, changing classification in the app store from "Social Networking" to "News."Rather than going up against the likes of Facebook, Skype and Facebook's spin-off app Messenger, the move sees Twitter playing in the big leagues with The New York Times, The Guardian and BBC News. Just as rival social network Facebook has shifted focus in recent years, focusing heavily on video, advertising and delivering third-party news within its own ecosystem, Twitter is looking to reposition too. The company is eyeing off the mass market, with Twitter this month winning rights t...
ادامه مطلب The comedy series from Mike Judge follows a group of guys trying to make it in Silicon Valley. HBO The third season of HBO's Silicon Valley started on Sunday, and with it, once again, comes lots of Easter Eggs. If you search for "Silicon Valley" in Google, you'll find some news stories based on the events of the first episode in the search results (mild spoilers contained therein). HBO also set up an entire parody news website called Code/Rag for Silicon Valley-related news stories. And if you visit the Pied Piper website, you'll see a cheeky banner at the top declaring that the company is "under new management." Meanwhile, the Hooli website has also undergone an appropriately smug facelift.Let's block ads!...
ادامه مطلب In a company blog post, Facebook says it will rely more on time spent reading an article as a metric for deciding if similar content should be more prominent in people's news feeds.In the post by Moshe Blank, a Facebook software engineer, and Jie Xu, a research scientist, the pair says, "We've found that there are stories people don't like or comment on that they still want to see, such as articles about a serious current event." In those cases, the amount of time spent on the article page will be factored in, but time spent reading can be tracked only for articles published through the Facebook Instant Article tool or the Facebook mobile app. The data will be weighted so that long-form articles don't get preferential treatment. Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageIf there is a robot apocalypse, history may remember today as the one when Mark Zuckerberg touched it off. James Martin/CNET Here come the bots.Facebook said it's going to start allowing companies to build chatty programs designed to, well, chat with its users. Think of it as an early version of Rosie the Robot from the Jetsons -- without the robot part. They're called "bots" in techie speak, and you use them by opening Facebook's Messenger app on your phone, find one of these little programs by searching for the name of the business, and begin typing a message.Some early companies building apps include CNN, which can automatically send a list of stories on Messenger. If someone wants to know m...
ادامه مطلب Brave Software is raising the hackles of the newspaper industry. Brave Software Browser maker Brave Software wants to rid the Web of the worst parts of online advertising, but the biggest newspapers in the US have launched an attack against the "illegal" plan. Lawyers from The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Jou al and other members of the Newspaper Association of America published a letter Thursday that threatens legal action against the San Francisco-based startup, whose browser can block or replace ads on their websites. "Your plan to use our content to sell your advertising is indistinguishable from a plan to steal our content to publish on your own website," the newspaper group's letter (...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Louis C.K. A subscriber to paper truths? Dennis Van Tine/Geisler-Fotopres/dpa/Corbis It's slightly depressing to think that I might be involved in a drug-dealing network. Mind you, the number of palliatives most of us need to get through the days suggests that we'll all take relief wherever we can. Still, famed comedian and realist Louis C.K. has just suggested that news on the Web is strong, dangerous stuff. In an email to subscribers of his "Horace and Pete" Web show, Louis mused: "Inte et news is heroin. Newspaper news is nutrition." (The email was noted by site The Interrobang and part of it showed up on Twitt...
ادامه مطلب Apple went smaller with its iPhone and iPad Pro today. And no, we're not going to make a joke about size. The tech titan on Monday unveiled the iPhone SE, a revamped version of its iPhone 5S designed to be the smaller, more affordable option for consumers. It also showed off a new iPad Pro at 9.7 inches, smaller than the original 12.9-inch iPad Pro and the same size as the iPad Air 2. Are any of these enough to elicit excitement from consumers? The company is certainly fleshing out its product portfolio, but folks aren't snapping up tablets like they used to. We also touch on Apple's ongoing security fight with the FBI, and tease tomorrow's court hearing in Southe Califo ia. The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by CNET Executive E...
ادامه مطلب Apple is ramping up its environmental push, including the creation of a robot that disassembles your old iPhone for easier reuse.Two years ago, the tech giant said it wanted to be 100 percent energy-renewable in its worldwide operations. Currently, 93 percent of its facilities run on renewable energy, said Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of environment, policy and social initiatives. Jackson, who headed up the Environmental Protection Agency from 2009 to 2013, spoke Monday at the start of a product event at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, Califo ia. Apple's Lisa Jackson highlights the company's environmental achievements at an event Monday. Screenshot by CNET To g...
ادامه مطلب Apple is ramping up its environmental push, including the creation of a robot that disassembles your old iPhone for easier reuse.Two years ago, the tech giant said it wanted to be 100 percent energy-renewable in its worldwide operations. Currently, 93 percent of its facilities run on renewable energy, said Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of environment, policy and social initiatives. Jackson, who headed up the Environmental Protection Agency from 2009 to 2013, spoke Monday at the start of a product event at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, Califo ia. Apple's Lisa Jackson highlights the company's environmental achievements at an event Monday. Screenshot by CNET To g...
ادامه مطلب Apple went smaller with its iPhone and iPad Pro today. And no, we're not going to make a joke about size. The tech titan on Monday unveiled the iPhone SE, a revamped version of its iPhone 5S designed to be the smaller, more affordable option for consumers. It also showed off a new iPad Pro at 9.7 inches, smaller than the original 12.9-inch iPad Pro and the same size as the iPad Air 2. Are any of these enough to elicit excitement from consumers? The company is certainly fleshing out its product portfolio, but folks aren't snapping up tablets like they used to. We also touch on Apple's ongoing security fight with the FBI, and tease tomorrow's court hearing in Southe Califo ia. The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by CNET Executive E...
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