Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.She'll be relieved. Movieclips/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET You fancy yourself an astute judge of intelligence, don't you?And you've always used hair color as your first criterion, haven't you...

Enlarge ImageWomen in tech jobs face an unpleasant fact: male programmers, developers and engineers make more, even when they work at the same company, have the same education and share identical levels of experience. Steve Rhodes/Demotix/Corbis Life is sweet for computer programmers. Companies crav...

Nintendo insists the Wii U is not going away. Nintendo Reports of the death of the Wii U console may be greatly exaggerated.On Wednesday, Nintendo told Japanese website IT Media that it intends to keep the gaming system alive and well. That stands in contrast to a report the company would stop produ...

Samsung's mobile payment system Samsung Pay is now available in the United States after an earlier deployment in the electronic giant's home country of South Korea. It works in almost all stores -- including those that use older magnetic stripe point-of-sale terminals -- without merchants needing to...

The toys-to-life genre is making its way to mobile devices with Infinite Arms, a project written by Tom Abe athy, who most recently wrote for Tom Clancy's The Division.Abe athy's writing also graces Halo: Reach and League of Legends. Infinite Arms, the toys-to-life game from new independent studio J...

Naughty Dog has released the fourth video in its "Making Of" series for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. This video is the second part of the "Pushing Technical Boundaries" episode, and it dives deeper into how developers leveraged the power of the PlayStation 4 to make what appears to be a stu ing-looki...

Looks like delaying Apple court sessions is becoming a trend. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh late Tuesday granted Samsung's motion to put a damages retrial on hold until the Supreme Court can review the case. The trial was scheduled to start Monday in San Jose, Califo ia, and would have taken about a ...

When you have a medium with lots of characters who have extraordinary powers, the apparent natural tendency is to wonder which ones could best beat the living daylights out of the others. If science could somehow ha ess the energy from every discussion/argument over which superhero would win in a fi...

Enlarge ImagePatrick Warburton as the Tick in the 2001 show. Sony Pictures Television Forget Batman and Superman. Forget Iron Man and Captain America. The greatest superhero showdown is yet to come. Yes, the Tick is retu ing to our screens, and gravel-voiced British comic actor Peter Serafinowicz wi...

AT&T's Wi-Fi calling can now be used outside the US, as long as you have a recent iPhone. James Martin/CNET AT&T subscribers with an iPhone 6 or higher can now make and receive calls via Wi-Fi outside the United States. Through text messages sent this week, the carrier informed customers of the chan...

Looks like delaying Apple court sessions is becoming a trend. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh late Tuesday granted Samsung's motion to put a damages retrial on hold until the Supreme Court can review the case. The trial was slated to start Monday in San Jose, Califo ia, and would have taken about a wee...

Actor Ben Affleck has played both Batman and Superman, but which would win in a match-up -- Affleck as Batman in the new film "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" or Affleck as a washed-up, drunk actor playing Superman in the 2006 movie "Hollywoodland"? In the video "Affleck v Affleck (Batman v Supe...

RoadshowCar IndustryNissan CEO Carlos Ghosn talks self-driving cars, EVs at New York showCarlos Ghosn Daniel Karma /dpa/Corbis Nissan Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn helped kick off the 2016 New York auto show with a keynote this mo ing. When asked why widespread adoption of electric cars has been slo...

Apple's new iOS 9.3 software may not be playing nicely with some older iPads. James Martin/CNET Apple's new version of its mobile operating system is causing headaches for some owners of older iPads. Certain older iPads are unable to install iOS 9.3 and are "bricking" at the activation stage, which ...

LeBron James ignited a firestorm by unfollowing the Cavalier's Twitter account. Screenshot by CNET Cleveland Cavaliers fans are flummoxed.LeBron James, one of the most highly regarded basketball players ever, quietly unfollowed the team's official Twitter account on Monday, shortly after he posted h...

Women getting tech jobs face an unpleasant fact: male programmers, developers and engineers make more, even when they work at the same company, have the same education and share identical levels of experience. © Steve Rhodes/Demotix/Corbis Life is sweet for computer programmers. Companies crave thei...

On a bright Wednesday mo ing, on the glass-encased 38th floor of One World Trade Center, about a dozen cartoonists waited anxiously outside Bob Mankoff's office for a chance to pitch The New Yorker's cartoon editor. Yet, amid the pressure, at least one person there was breathing easy: Colin Stokes, ...

On a bright Wednesday mo ing, on the glass-encased 38th floor of One World Trade Center, about a dozen cartoonists waited anxiously outside Bob Mankoff's office for a chance to pitch The New Yorker's cartoon editor. Yet, amid the pressure, at least one person there was breathing easy: Colin Stokes, ...

How will FBI investigators unlock the iPhone 5C used by San Be ardino shooter Syed Farook? There are plenty of theories. James Martin/CNET You know that part about the FBI needing Apple's help to unlock a terrorist's iPhone 5C? Never mind. That was the unexpected message from the US Department of Ju...

Women getting tech jobs face an unpleasant fact: male programmers, developers and engineers make more, even when they work at the same company, have the same education and share identical levels of experience. © Steve Rhodes/Demotix/Corbis Life is sweet for computer programmers. Companies crave thei...