Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImagePortillo pulling the man away from the car. ViralHog/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET If you hit a hole-in-one and no one sees it, how are you ever going to persuade anyone it happene...

Your computer might talk back to you but don't expect it to make you a sonet. Sarah Tew/CNET Computers might be able to beat you in board games but it's still a long way before they can outdo you in making poems. That's what we lea from a completion conducted by the scientists at Dartmouth College. ...

Despite being one of the biggest releases of the year, Bethesda has been very coy with Dishonored 2 details. While information on most AAA games is drip fed over a protracted period, Arkane's sequel still carries an air of mystery.However, ahead of Bethesda's E3 press conference in June, the publish...

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryTesla updates Summon because some people need a little extra helpEnlarge ImageOwners can initiate the Summon process with just a couple clicks on a smartphone and then proceed to blame the results on somebody else. Tesla Whenever you see a strange bit of child-proofing on a p...

Please tell me it's called Milk TV.Joining Dish's Sling TV, Sony's PlayStation Vue and whatever Apple might be working on, Samsung is in talks with entertainment companies to develop its own Inte et-based TV service, reported Bloomberg Thursday. Still in the early stages, the electronics giant is di...

Go ahead: Ask Google anything. James Martin/CNET Google wants to go beyond being a search bar, instead providing its know-how anywhere people may want.To that end, the company's a ual I/O conference focused heavily on Google assistant, a digital butler that can fetch all kinds of information for use...

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryJohn Force's new Fu y Car has panels designed to blow upEnlarge ImageIf you consider this Fu y Car as "resembling" the street-legal Camaro, please, implore your employer to offer vision benefits. Chevrolet Despite sounding like a search term your grandparents might put into G...

Nearly half of all worldwide shipments of TV sets in Q4 2015 were smart TVs according to analysis by IHS. Web-co ected smart TVs giving you direct access to over-the-top (OTT) streaming services such as Netflix made up 48.5 percent of shipments or 34.2 million. IHS expects smart TV shipments to hit ...

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryGM explains year-over-year MPG shifts, expected to draw up compensation plans for ownersEnlarge ImageThis could pass for a 2016 Buick Enclave, but it's actually a 2014. It's...kind of an old ute. Antuan Goodwin/Roadshow Even when vehicles are largely unchanged year over year,...

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryMaven-fest destiny: GM's car-sharing program hits 1 million miles driven, expands to new citiesEnlarge ImageSadly, Maven doesn't also cover the cost of the groceries themselves. If only. Maven When it was a ounced around the New Year, GM's Maven car-sharing program promised t...

More and more co ected cars are going to roll out in 2016 (just ask Google) and AT&T would like you to know it's prepared to meet the demand for mobile broadband. Starting this week, the Dallas telecom giant will offer its Unlimited Plan customers the option to add select co ected cars or a ZTE Mobl...

RoadshowNewsCar IndustryUber's first self-driving car pulls out onto the streets of Pittsburgh Uber If you're looking forward to the day when an Uber whisks you across town without anyone behind the wheel, then good news: the ride-sharing company has shown off its first autonomous vehicle.The car --...

Facebook/Screenshot by Andrew Hoyle/CNET With Facebook's new interactive map, you can see the locations of all the live video streams users are broadcasting anywhere in the world. The Live Video map can be found under Apps in the left hand panel of Facebook.com. It shows the locations of all current...

United States Patent and Trademark Office No stranger to wacky patents, Google's latest idea is to put a layer of what is essentially glue on the front of cars to help protect pedestrians who may be struck by autonomous vehicles.The glue will act like flypaper, the Guardian reports -- if a pedestria...

"Crowd Control: Heaven Makes a Killing," CNET's crowdsourced science fiction novel written and edited by readers, continues. To read past installments, lea more about the project or see our contributor list, visit the digital table of contents.Chapter 7, continuedExcerpted from "Meta: The Life of a ...

Georgia Tech made a sweet platform called Autorally on top of a small-scale rally truck. It can drive itself around a small track at high-speeds, and even teach itself to drift around co ers. We're also taking a quick look at 359, a tiny home in Oregon built on top of a rotating platform, allowing f...

Intelligent Environments/Screenshot by Andrew Hoyle If you're struggling to save your cash for your holiday then the Pavlok wristband is the thing for you.The wearable device can be linked to your bank account and will deliver a 255-volt shock to your arm when your account drops below a pre-set amou...

Enlarge Image Take-Two Interactive Grand Theft Auto is popular, we all know this. But just how popular?"Grand Theft Auto V", the latest game in the franchise, has now shipped 65 million units worldwide, said Take-Two Interactive during an ea ings briefing on Wednesday. It was originally released in ...

Air travel moves us across the globe at remarkable speeds, but the Airbuses we travel on now could just be the begi ing. An Australia and US military research team on Wednesday tested hypersonic technology, which can offer air transport multiple times faster than the speed of sound, down in Woomera,...

Enlarge Image James Martin/CNET With Apple CEO Tim Cook currently in India, the company is making news in the country left and right.On Thursday, the iPhone maker a ounced it was opening a centre in Hyderabad, India, that will focus on development of the Maps app for iPhones, iPads, Macs and Apple W...