Can Apple escape phone fatigue? - CNET
Enlarge ImageApple has offered new products in its stores -- including Apple Watches like at this location in Palo Alto, Califo ia -- but most of its sales still come from the iPhone. Shara Tibken/CNET iPhones -- heck, phones in general -- don't get you revved up like they used to. That's a problem ...
Big screens for the big game 2016 - CNET
Play The big game is nearly upon us, and with it an onslaught of TV sales that bring some of the lowest prices of the year.Unfortunately there are more than just two teams playing this game. The TV market is overwhelming, packed with contenders for your dollar. It's not easy to pick a wi er without ...
The wildest things Google owns (pictures) - CNET
Before we start, a caveat: Yeah, Google is now owned by an umbrella company called Alphabet. And it's Alphabet that owns many of these crazy-cool technologies. But the people who own Alphabet are, essentially, Google's top brass. You'll forgive us the minor liberty.Why have contacts that just help y...
The wildest things Google owns (pictures) - CNET
Before we start, a caveat: Yeah, Google is now owned by an umbrella company called Alphabet. And it's Alphabet that owns many of these crazy-cool technologies. But the people who own Alphabet are, essentially, Google's top brass. You'll forgive us the minor liberty.Why have contacts that just help y...
What to binge watch right now - CNET
Agent Fox Mulder (David Duchovny, left) and Agent Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson, right) of the FBI investigate crazy cases around the country. Plus, if you start now you'll be able to watch the season 10 premiere...well, at least before the second episode?Total # of seasons, episodes: Nine seasons (...
Space junk could cause war, say researchers - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.An impression of all the space junk floating around earth. Stuart Grey/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET I spend most of my days hidden in a bunker below stairs.This is because I've heard so many p...
Donald Rumsfeld launches gaming app - CNET
Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Donald Rumsfeld, app developer. Jonathan E st/Reuters/Corbis When you launch a new app, there are, to use the words of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, known knowns. There are also unknown unknowns,...