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Enlarge ImageThe Airlander 10 is designed to fly for up to five days at a time. Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty Images The Airlander 10, the world's largest aircraft, took to the skies for the first time over Bedfordshire, England, on Wednesday and completed a lap of Cardington airfield before safely landing, the BBC reports.At 92 metres (300 feet) in length, the helium-filled airship is 19 metres longer than the Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger jet. The Airlander 10 has been nicknamed "The Flying Bum" due to its peachy behind's striking similarity to the human rump.While the airship was originally in production in the US for surveillance purposes, Defense department budget cuts meant the project was aban...
ادامه مطلب MIT recently unveiled Duoskin, and even though it looks like a simple fashion accessory, these faux tattoos have some cool functions: they're connected, and can receive input, connect wirelessly, and even light up with the right setup. We're also checking out a new HoloLens demo from N3S, an NES emulator team tu ing 2D NES titles into slightly 3D experiences. The demo is in alpha, but it's another exciting showcase for what Microsoft's augmented-reality headset is capable of. Close ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageSamsung's massive new mobile is... pretty cool! And that blue will make my eyes pop. Sarah Tew/CNET Samsung's popped out yet another massive phone, but the Note 7 has made us sit up and pay attention -- underwater doodling, iris scanning, easy GIF creation? This might be the mobile to prove that these devices have a bit of creative life in 'em yet. On the UK's best tech podcast, Luke Westaway and Rich Trenholm debate the merits of Samsung's toy, including asking whether it's too pricey to battle with low-cost Android rivals. Elsewhere, Britney's back! In a storm of puns, we try and figure out why Brit has allied herself with Apple Music for her upcoming album. In other news, the iPlayer looph...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageHere's one I caught earlier. Then I took a screenshot, uploaded that to CNET's content management system and set it as this page's promo image, so everyone can see the wicked cool Vaporeon I caught. Screenshot by Luke Westaway/CNET Pokemon Go might still have an iron-tight grip on human social behaviour, but the mobile gaming phenomenon has done very little to line the coffers of Nintendo -- the House of Mario confirmed big quarterly losses, in the same week it reminded investors that it didn't actually, y'know, make the monster-catching game. Elsewhere the Solar Impulse sun-powered plane has completed its historic jaunt around the planet, and Amazon's Dash grocery scanner is coming to the UK ...
ادامه مطلب Amazon Amazon's Prime Air drone delivery system has been taking some time to get off the ground -- it was announced in late 2013, and the drone wasn't unveiled until November last year -- but it just got one step closer to the sky. Amazon has announced that it will be partnering with the UK Gove ment and the UK Civil Aviation Authority to test the drones for three key areas: operations outside line-of-sight in rural areas; sensor testing for hazard avoidance; and one-person operation of multiple drones. "Using small drones for the delivery of parcels will improve customer experience, create new jobs in a rapidly growing industry, and pioneer new sustainable delivery methods to meet future demand," said Ama...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageIf Spock's so lacking in emotion, then why does he insist on such natty shoulder pads, eh? Checkmate, Roddenberry. Kimberley French/Paramount Best Madness voices everyone -- it's... "Star Trek Beyoooond!" This week's episode of the UK's best tech podcast brings you a spoiler-free examination of the new Trek flick. Is it simply mindless action, or does Simon Pegg's script for "Beyond" encapsulate the beating heart of Star Trek?It's not all pontificating on sci-fi future utopia though. Back in the significantly more bleak present day, British chip-designer ARM has been sold to Japanese telecoms giant SoftBank for £24.3 billion. BT's had a miserable week, with brutal outages affecting customers, a...
ادامه مطلب Marvel's "Luke Cage" panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con was pretty eventful -- more like a Marvel-Netflix panel, it included new show announcements, surprise guests and teaser trailers galore. The panel, moderated by Marvel TV head honcho Jeph Loeb, started with a compilation of various clips of the Marvel shows on Netflix and some audience participation which meant shouting the names of the shows -- I was in the "Jessica Jones" cheering section, thank you very much. Jon Be thal, who plays the Punisher on "Daredevil" and in the impending "Punisher" show, popped out for a quick appearance and talked about the responsibility of playing the character, knowing what he means to fans. [embedded content] A li...
ادامه مطلب This caption, like all of CNET's output this week, was written while playing Pokemon Go. Josh Miller/CNET "POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON POKEMON," has been the content and the subtext of all our communication this week. As the craze for Pokemon Go sweeps across the globe and into the UK, Luke and Andy take a break from training up Drowzees to bring you all the Pokenews that's fit to Pokeprint -- from privacy fears to news of a man who continued playing, even after being stabbed. We also ask how long the craze can last -- has app maker Niantic planned ahead, or will "Pokemon Go" fade from our lives like a vanishing Gastly?Meanwhile, there's a new budget Motorola phone to drool over, and Sky has finally det...
ادامه مطلب RoadshowNewsCar IndustryNew UK driving test will assess if you can follow a sat navThe British driving test will now include sat nav directions in a move to mode ise the way people lea to drive.The UK's Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) updated the test to reflect the fact that more than half of UK drivers use a satellite navigation device to guide them as they drive."Candidates will be given more responsibility for making decisions during the test," explained DVSA Chief Driving Examiner, Lesley Young. "We want them to show they can cope with distractions and assess risk without the intervention of their instructor or examiner."The independent driving portion of the test will increase in length from 10 to 20 minutes, and manoeuvres such as reversing around a co er and tu ing in t...
ادامه مطلب Go catch 'em all -- Pokemon Go is finally available in the UK on iOS and Android. The game launched earlier this month in Australia and the US, and has already created something of a frenzy among Pokemon fans.While it's been possible to get the game in the UK by unofficial means, today is the first time the game has been available to download from the Google Play Store and iOS App Store.The game, which is free to download, displays virtual Pokemon on a map of the real world, using what's called augmented reality. Your job then is to catch the critters -- you see them in the real world, using your phone's camera -- and battle them against others in nearby "gyms".Excuse me now while I do absolutely no more work today. ...
ادامه مطلب Pokemon Go has this week invaded Google accounts, Europe and, above all, our hearts. Now, Pokemon is taking over politics.On Wednesday, Jane Kim, a San Francisco-based senate-hopeful, issued a Pokemon Go "challenge" to competing candidate Scott Wiener over Twitter. Wiener, apparently a confident trainer himself, accepted. The details of the challenge, initially reported by the San Francisco Examiner, aren't known. There's currently no function in the iOS and Android game that allows players to battle each other, although there is combat in the form of gym showdowns. But if this leads to a future where gove ment officials are elected via Pokemon battle, then we at CNET wholeheartedly endorse it. This entry passed through the ...
ادامه مطلب Google Google asked, you delivered. Nougat is the new name for the latest version of Android, as chosen by the public. This naturally prompts Andy to question whether that stuff inside Milky Ways and Mars bars is actually nougat. Katie meanwhile thinks that 2016 is ready for a healthier serving of Android Nectarine.Also up for discussion on the UK's greatest tech podcast is the Florida man who's hoping to sue Apple for $10 billion, and why music sensation Adele might appreciate Apple's latest patent.Finally, the ever-joyous pair chat about whether Google is really cooking up its own smartphone, and what we can expect from it if it does. CNET UK podcast 488 You...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageUse the toaster, Luke. The Fowndry The Death Star toaster is a curious thing. It's obviously modeled after Darth Vader's deadly ride, but its form is restricted by the requirements of being a toaster, so it's a truncated version of the usual Death Star sphere. No matter. Your Star Wars fandom allows some leeway when it comes to product design. What's important here is that you will wake up in the mo ing, stumble groggily into the kitchen, flip the switch on your coffee maker, catch sight of your planet-destroying toaster and start merrily humming the Imperial March. The toaster sears the classic Star Wars logo onto every piece of bread. It's officially licensed and can handle two pieces of toas...
ادامه مطلب London's Silicon Roundabout. Getty Images Well, now what?The UK's decision to leave the European Union -- a movement called Brexit -- goes against the sentiment of leading technologists and economists, all of whom fear the potential effects at home and abroad. Nevertheless, the British tech industry and the foreign tech companies that operate in the country must now decide how to proceed, how to weather any potential storms and how to make the most of the new environment in which they'll have to operate.The referendum to exit the EU is unprecedented, making it impossible to make long-term predictions about the impact on the tech world. But the bombshell decision promises to shake things up as important figu...
ادامه مطلب What could UK tech look like outside the EU? Getty Images The UK has voted to leave the European Union, in a momentous move that will impact every aspect of British life. The CNET UK podcast doesn't deal with every aspect of British life, but we do deal with tech, so mere hours after the votes are counted, Luke and Katie talk about what Brexit could mean for our country's tech, from more expensive roaming to the survival of Britain's small businesses. If you're already sick of Brexit talk, we've also got a landmark flight for the sun-powered Solar Impulse plane, the Queen's second tweet and -- wait for it -- wine for cats. We've also got an interview with Ken Segall, the ad guru who helped dream up Apple'...
ادامه مطلب The retu of the MacOS. (Do you WWDC what we did there?) Tyler Lizenby/CNET If you've spent years struggling to say "OS 10" instead of "OS x", Apple's finally put you out of your misery. We're breaking down its desktop operating system rebrand, plus all the new features coming to the iPhone and Apple Watch on this week's CNET UK podcast.It's not just WWDC we're rounding up. This week we've also seen the biggest games conference on the planet. Luke and Katie bring you everything you need to know about this year's E3, plus all the week's hottest tech news, and a surprising amount of discussion on Matthew Broderick.There's the inte et's most polite gran, Sky Movies tu ing into Sky Cinema (but there's no 4K yet...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageTime to use your Jedi powers. Tom Spina Designs When you're hanging upside down in the cave of a bloodthirsty wampa, what you really want is a nice hot cup of coffee and good table to set it on. Tom Spina Designs built a detailed wampa-cave coffee table for just such an eventuality. It replicates the look of the creature's lair from "The Empire Strikes Back" and features Luke Skywalker's lightsaber stuck into the snow. The lightsaber is removable in case you need to actually battle a wampa.The coffee table is made from hand-carved foam with a glass top. Tom Spina Designs is known for its custom-crafted fu iture for themed rooms like home movie theaters. The company created a series of Death Sta...
ادامه مطلب Three This week the dashing Andrew Hoyle is joined by the majestic Katie Collins to discuss the week's most pressing tech news. The duo discuss the possibility of not one but two Xbox consoles arriving in the next two years, why Three wants to block all adverts appearing on its network and why Google wants to name and shame companies that don't update their phones fast enough.All that, and whether or not Gillian Anderson of "The X Files" fame would make a brilliant female Bond. Finally, Luke Westaway didn't want us to forget that he and Rich Trenholm have seen the new "X-Men" film and have made a lovely video about it, which you can watch below. Be wa ed, though: it's full of spoilers. ...
ادامه مطلب Google/Screenshot by Juan Garzon/CNET Google has shown off all its new surprises at its I/O developer conference this week and we've been all over it like a pervasive rash. This week on the CNET UK podcast, Andy Hoyle and Luke Westaway discuss the new things you can expect from Android N, Google's fancy new Daydream VR system and whether or not your next smartwatch will be any good.If you want even more Google, read CNET's brilliant interview with CEO Sundar Pichai.The handsome duo also discuss the arrival of Android Pay in the UK and what we can expect from Nintendo's step into the movie business. Finally, we find out just how much Andy knows about Pokemon, Apple Pay and edible Rubik's Cubes.We're always ...
ادامه مطلب How much money can you make stealing press releases that haven't gone out yet? As much as $30 million, as it tu s out -- especially if those releases include corporate ea ings, and you're keen on gaming the stock market.That's exactly what 28-year-old Ukrainian hacker Vadym Iermolovych pleaded guilty to in a Newark, New Jersey, federal court on Monday. Specifically, Iermolovych admitted to working with two other Ukrainian hackers from 2010 to 2014 to steal 150,000 press releases from services like PR Newswire, Business Wire and Marketwired. Iermolovych made tens of thousands of dollars by selling the releases online and many millions more by making trading decisions based on the non-yet-public information contained within.PR Newswire did not immediately respond to a request for comment. As...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageThe UK mobile market is relatively good for consumers, but the EU worries another big merger could change that. Ian Gavan/Getty Images Competition watchdogs have blocked a proposed merger between two of the UK's major mobile companies, potentially signalling an end to several years of upheaval in the British phone market.The proposed merger of O2, owned by Telefónica, and Three, owned by Hutchison, would have created a new market leader.But after a spate of recent mergers and acquisitions, EU competition authorities "have said 'enough is enough'," according to industry expert Professor John Colley of Warwick Business School.Britain's phone market has drastically transformed in the past few year...
ادامه مطلب Cara Theobold's first acting role was playing Ivy Stuart in "Downton Abbey." Getty/Karwai Tang, WireImage Yet more new British comedy is soon to go global on Netflix. Following the release of Ricky Gervais' "Special Correspondents", the popular movie and TV streaming service will serve up a new horror comedy series after it airs in the UK."Crazy Face" comes from the mind of "Misfits" creator Howard Overman. It will star Cara Theobold (best known for playing Ivy Stuart in "Downton Abbey") and Susan Wokoma (from UK comedy "Chewing Gum") as demon hunters.Filming for the six-episode drama begins this week. UK TV channel E4 will broadcast the new show in the UK, with Netflix following up with a global airing.In ...
ادامه مطلب The sexual health clinic that leaked the names is situated within Soho, London's entertainment district. 56 Dean Street The UK's National Health Service was issued a £180,000 fine on Monday for mistakenly leaking the names of more than 700 HIV patients.In September 2015, the 56 Dean Street clinic, a sexual health clinic in London's Soho, sent out a newsletter that revealed the email addresses of HIV patients to one another. The addresses had been copied into the 'to' field of the email, instead of the 'bcc' field, which obscures the names of recipients from one another.The Information Commissioner's office, which serves as the UK's data protection watchdog, investigated the breach and found that a similar m...
ادامه مطلب The boaty, yellow face of compromise. NERCScience on Twitter Boaty McBoatface won't be the name of a British polar research vessel after all. But there's a compromise to be had, as the Inte et's choice of name will live on -- in the form of a remotely operated undersea vehicle. The boat itself will be dubbed the RRS Sir David Attenborough.On this week's episode of the UK's greatest tech podcast, we're also talking about Samsung's Samsung's baffling high-tech method of getting the kids to bed, Radiohead's latest online capers, and rumours of a much-needed Apple Music makeover.Vodafone's scrapping roaming fees in 40 European countries, meanwhile, and we have more to say about Dyson's Supersonic hairdryer. Che...
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You're going to have to get your $5 coffee and do your online shopping somewhere else: Seattle is as kaput as Alderaan. At least according to a new YouTube video that shows the hometown of Starbucks and Amazon blowing up after Luke Skywalker explodes its prime waterfront highway. The enormous tunnel-boring machine dubbed Bertha has been chewing up earth unde eath Seattle for nearly three years now, creating the tunnel that will eventually replace the seismically shaky Alaskan Way Viaduct. The new video combines real drone footage shot inside the tunnel by the Washington State Department of Transportation with clips from "Star Wars: A New Hope." "Death Star Viaduct," posted by Seattleite Sam Veatch, gets things rolling with Luke Skywalker zooming through the tunnel under the c...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageAmazonFresh brings the veggies, milk and bread to you. Josh Miller/CNET Amazon will soon expand its fresh food delivery service to customers in the UK, according to the Guardian.The new service could begin delivering fresh food in London starting this month. In February, the British supermarket chain Morrisons announced it would supply Amazon Prime Now and Amazon Pantry customers with fresh and frozen products.AmazonFresh has been operating in the US since 2007 and was tested in Amazon's home city of Seattle for nearly six years before it was expanded to other US cities. It's now also available in New York, Philadelphia, and parts of Northe and Southe Califo ia. (By contrast, the company's o...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImagePop princess Miley Cyrus launched her Dead Petz album on Soundcloud, but most of the service's catalogue is made up of lesser-known acts. Kevin Winter/Getty Images SoundCloud Go has launched in the UK and Ireland, the first country to enjoy the paid version of the music streaming service outside of the US.After launching in the US in March for $9.99 per month, the subscription service is now available for £9.99 in the UK or 9.99 euros in Ireland.Since launching in 2007, Soundcloud has established itself as a platform for musicians to upload their tunes, remixes and podcasts for listeners to hear for free. Following lengthy negotiations with record labels and music publishers around issues such ...
ادامه مطلب Phwooar! (Is the sound it makes, written phonetically.) Luke Westaway/CNET Dyson's found another outlet for its air-pushing technology, giving the hairdryer a radical makeover. It's the week's weirdest-looking gadget and it's up for discussion on the UK's greatest tech podcast. Don't worry if you're not into hairdryers -- there's plenty more hot air where that came from. Rich Trenholm and I get our minds around a new invention from the mind of mischievous music-maker Will.i.am. There's also excitement around Nintendo games making their way to mobiles, the music industry records its best growth so far this century and the UK gove ment spends £70,000 on Snapchat filters (but it's for a good cause).Plus we've ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageCNET is on Snapchat as "CNETsnaps"! CNET The UK gove ment has spent £70,000 (about $100,000 or AU$134,000) on Snapchat filters.The filter -- which puts prison-style bars over a picture -- wasn't wasted in sending funny messages between civil servants, however. Images with the filter were used as part of the gove ment's THINK! public health campaign against driving while under the influence of drugs.The numbers were revealed in a freedom of information request initiated by BuzzFeed News.It's good to see the gove ment embracing new apps and methods of broadcast. If you want to reach a young audience, Snapchat is the place to do it: the messaging app has over 100 million daily users, many of whom ...
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