Global trust on the Internet is in decline, survey says - CNET
Not so sure about your privacy and security online? You're not alone.A recent survey commissioned by the Centre for Inte ational Gove ance I ovation (CIGI) reveals that 83 percent of people around the world believe that there is a need for new rules about how companies and gove ments use personal da...
LinkedIn wants to help college students find a job - CNET
LinkedIn's new app is focused on getting college kids employed. LinkedIn Graduation is coming. You're worried you wasted a lot of money on a fancy piece of paper because you'll never find a job. LinkedIn wants to calm your nerves.The professional social network on Monday will release an app dedicate...
James Cameron confirms four 'Avatar' sequels - CNET
Director James Cameron at a press conference for the original "Avatar." Imaginechina/Corbis What's better than a sequel no one has been asking for? Four sequels no one was asking for!A film once widely anticipated as a CGI game-changer, Avatar became a butt of Inte et humour when die-hard fans (incl...
Drone crashes into landing passenger jet, reports say - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.A Briitsh Airways 320, similar to the one that was reportedly struck. FludusTV/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET It was going to happen sometime.The only question was when.After reports of drones n...
Can you outrun a fart? Learn about the science of toots - CNET
Flatulence is a necessary part of being human. We all fart -- on average more than 10 times a day -- as a normal part of the digestive process. Some farts are caused by swallowing air while eating or drinking, while other farts are produced by certain foods such as beans, dairy products, onions, gar...
KFC deletes crotch-grabbing tweet, apologizes - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.She's going for the bucket, right? screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNEt At certain times of day, some companies' Twitter feeds are ma ed by curious types.Occasionally, companies tweet things that make one won...
Whacking away with the smart baseball bat - CNET
I was game for this assignment. For weeks I'd been hearing about a technologically advanced bat that's designed to help baseball and softball players improve their swings. The Smart Bat, which hits the market soon, has a sensor integrated into the handle that measures your hand speed on a swing and ...