For Super Bowl, Mini wants you to stop calling it names - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Serena Williams, one of Mini's defiant spokespeople. Mini/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET Are you conscious of your mini-biases? You won't eat yolks because, oh, who knows? Or you don't like the ...
Your impulse buys are costing Amazon a fortune - CNET
You don't really need that $12 package of Kleenex tissues to arrive in 48 hours, yet you insist on ordering it through Amazon Prime. You have no idea how much it's costing Amazon. All right, fine, let's not feel bad for the world's biggest online retailer. After all, Amazon lets its Prime membership...
Stunning images show Martian labyrinth in vivid detail - CNET
Noctis Labyrinthus!It might sound like a spell uttered by Harry Potter, but it is, in fact, an area on Mars. Translating evocatively as "labyrinth of the night," the geologically varied area is found on the weste side of Valles Marineris, a deep canyon that's as long as the United States, plunges to...
Your next insurance agent will be a robot - CNET
Add insurance agent to the list of jobs that can be automated. John Lund/Blend Images/Corbis A robot just gave your insurance agent a pink slip. Blame machine whisperer Snejina Zacharia. Zacharia took aim at the $220 billion-a-year US auto insurance industry on Thursday when she launched Insurify. T...
Your next insurance agent will be a robot - CNET
Add insurance agent to the list of jobs robots are doing these days. © John Lund/Blend Images/Corbis A robot just gave your insurance agent a pink slip. Blame the machine's whisperer: Snejina Zacharia.On Thursday, the 39-year-old took aim at the $220 billion-a-year US auto insurance industry when sh...