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Enlarge ImageMovie villains can be extra-deadly if they're cybe etic. Click to enlarge chart. SolarWinds Villains in sci-fi movies have an advantage over your regular Joe bad guy from off the tough streets of New York. Sci-fi baddies can be cybe etically enhanced, with robotic and other parts adding to their general menacing aura. Darth Vader was kind of a big jerk as Anakin Skywalker, but add in his imposing and life-sustaining black armor and he's a force to be fled from. And Agent Smith in "The Matrix" seemed like a meanie when we thought he was a human, but he jacked up the scary level once we saw him twisting and dodging bullets and realized what he really was. SolarWinds, a provider of IT managemen...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageHe's a tweeter. He's a winner. Dan Craven; Twitter screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET I knew the headline was true, because it was on Twitter.More precisely, it was on the official Twitter Sports feed. It read, "Namibian#Olympics cyclist Tweeted through his entire race."Immediately, I pictured a heaving human with one hand on the handlebars and the other clutching his iPhone. Then I looked at the small print. Beneath Twitter Sports' headline that would no longer pass muster on Facebook was a clarification: "An Olympic cyclist 'live-tweeted' his entire race." (See those extra inverted commas?)The man i...
ادامه مطلب You don't have to know the name "Mobile World Congress" to appreciate what the annual blockbuster conference means for anyone who loves phones, tablets, smartphones, and really, anything that has to do with the wireless world. After all, it's at this trade show each February that Samsung typically unveils its flagship phone, like this year's Galaxy S7.Starting September 2017, a little more than a year from now, the US will get its own Mobile World Congress Americas, and that means more wireless products and news for you. This is the first time that the Mobile World Congress brand will make a big US splash, and it's happening because of a partnership between two organizations: GSMA, a European trade association that owns the Mobile World Congress event, and CTIA, a similar association that...
ادامه مطلب RoadshowNewsCar IndustryVolkswagen's comeback tour stars 30 electric vehicles and a whole lot of batteriesEnlarge ImageIf every electric VW resembled Budd-E here, I'd be okay with that. Antuan Goodwin/Roadshow To anyone who's been following the news since, oh, last September or so, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Volkswagen is not putting much future focus on its diesel vehicles. For the whole of 2016, the brand's increased its focus on electrification, and it has some ambitious plans for its vehicles.Volkswagen recently announced its "TOGETHER -- Strategy 2025" plan, a hippy-dippy-sounding name that encompasses VW's plans for the next 10 years. A big part of that plan involves battery-electric vehicle...
ادامه مطلب RoadshowNewsCar IndustryBosch's latest concept takes self parking to a whole new levelEnlarge ImageThe car is capable of going off its predetermined path, but only by a small amount, to navigate around obstacles. Bosch Self-parking systems like the one on the new BMW 7 Series or Tesla's own Summon technology are handy, but limited. You can't have a complicated entry or exit procedure, really only making the tech useful for tight spaces if you can pull straight into them. But one of Bosch's latest innovations does away with all that, although a bit of human effort is still required.Home Zone Park Assist is one of the technologies that the German company recently showed off, and it puts us that much closer to...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image Sam Falconer It's a busy time of year if you're a geek. While others are prepping their beach bods, the CraveCast crew is more conce ed with what's going down on all sorts of screens. Join us live for our next show Tuesday, May 24, at noon PT when Kelsey Adams, Stephen Beacham, Bonnie Burton, Jeff Sparkman and myself will discuss the season finales for "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and "The Flash" while we also pour one out for the apparent passing of "Agent Carter." We'll also look ahead to summer blockbusters like "Star Trek Beyond" and the "Ghostbusters" reboot. Finally, I'll give an update on our crowdsourced sci-fi novel, "Crowd Control: Heaven Makes a Killing," which is about halfway d...
ادامه مطلب Amazon already sells clothing and electronics under its own brand labels. But soon Amazon may be adding snack foods to the mix. The Wall Street Jou al reports that Amazon is close to launching a generic brand of grocery and household items, but the online retailer hasn't always had the best luck in this area. Meanwhile, Amazon also launched a Dash button that can be programmed to do much more than order toilet paper.As Amazon finds ways to lure in more Prime subscribers, Walmart is rolling out its own mobile payment service to keep you coming to its store. Instead of letting customers use Apple Pay or Android Pay, the chain began rolling out Walmart Pay. But the technology Walmart uses feels like a step backward: ...
ادامه مطلب RoadshowSedansTesla's 75-kWh Model S battery isn't new, it's been here the whole time*It might seem duplicitous, but it's actually a smart business move. Tesla Cheesy romantic movies tend to have some variation of the line, "You've been looking for love all over the place, when I've been right in front of you this whole time." Now, Tesla could very well say the same thing, as it's been advertising Model S sedans with 70-kWh battery capacity, despite the cars possessing 75-kWh batteries.While Tesla only announced the 75-kWh battery option this week, the Verge reported and Tesla confirmed that it's been putting 75-kWh batteries into every refreshed Model S with a stated 70-kWh capacity. According to a Tesla s...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageJohn Boyega goes from BB-8 to bunnies in "Watership Down". LAN/Corbis A whole generation of British kids was emotionally scarred by the 1978 animated film "Watership Down", and now the BBC and Netflix is planning a new version.In their biggest collaboration to date, the UK broadcaster and globally available streaming service will produce a big-budget four-part computer-animated series based on the 1972 children's novel by Richard Adams. The book tells the emotional and surprisingly brutal story of a group of rabbits searching for a new home. Nicholas Hoult from "Mad Max: Fury Road" and John Boyega, rocketed to fame by his role in "Star Star Episode VII: The Force Awakens" will voice the rabbits...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content]Back in 2014, Netflix struck a deal with Adam Sandler to have the Billy Madison star produce and feature in four films. The first of those was "The Ridiculous 6," which has the dubious distinction of holding a zero percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.Above you can see the trailer for Sandler's follow up film, "The Do-Over" (wa ing, it's NSFW). In it, he'll be playing a supporting role to Joe Dirt himself, David Spade. It's hard for most people to get excited about a Sandler film in 2016, but it looks considerably better than "The Ridiculous 6." Then again, that's not saying much, because, you know, zero percent. Regardless of critical reception, the famed comic is big business for Netflix. The streaming service's chief content officer Ted Sarandos said at CES this year that...
ادامه مطلب In the immaculately appointed Club Room at the upper-crust Soho Grand Hotel in Manhattan, the luxury clothing e-retailer Moda Operandi was holding the first trunk show of its kind.There, amid the brown leather couches and low-lit Edison bulb chandeliers, the small boutique seller presented cotton wrap tops and ruffle trench coats from the brand Tome with a little help from Amazon, an online retail giant more often associated with diapers than high fashion.In new type of partnership for Amazon Payments, which lets people use their Amazon logins to make purchases on other websites, Moda will allow customers to pay in its stores (or trunk shows) without having to swipe a card or etch a signature. Instead, beacon devices will identify customers' smartphones right when they enter and can automa...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageYou can't miss this selfie stick. Moises (Art404)/John Yuyi/Tom Galle If you think selfie sticks are merely annoying, you haven't yet met the granddaddy of all selfie sticks -- the glorious, overwrought MacBook Selfie Stick. This big bad selfie stick doesn't just hold a dainty smartphone; it holds an entire laptop. Don't scramble for your wallet. The MacBook Selfie Stick is actually a creative project from New York City artists Moises (Art404), John Yuyi and Tom Galle. They built the eye-catching stick, mounted an Apple laptop and took it out on the town for a series of photos.The stick is a solid piece of equipment made from a metal pole with a heavy-duty laptop holder on the far end. There's...
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