Connect with us
top story

White House: Your logins must be better than this

The Obama administration joins tech companies and internet security advocates in urging Americans to think beyond the password.

BlackBerry bails on building its own phones

The struggling company will cease in-house work on hardware, handing that job over to partners. It now will focus on security and software.

Debate tweets, memes tell Clinton, Trump their next moves

Social media responds as the candidates spar over basically everything.

More top storiesSeptember 28, 2016
Commentary
Palmer Luckey lied -- and that matters more than his politics
VR's boy genius is caught in a lie. But which lie did he tell?
by Sean Hollister
Can't afford an Apple Watch? Health insurer Aetna might pay for you
 by Sean Hollister
Facebook: Really, nobody used that inflated metric, anyway
 by Joan E. Solsman
Google iOS update lets you get ultra-sneaky with search
 by Alfred Ng
Let's fill a toilet with 240 pounds of mercury and then flush it
 by Amanda Kooser
Airbnb rentals 'dangerously' crowded, senators say
 by Dara Kerr
Facebook at Work to start doing the business next month
 by Richard Trenholm
Hit the road, headphone jack. USB wants your job
 by Stephen Shankland
Elon Musk unveils epic SpaceX plan to colonize Mars
 by Eric Mack
The overclocking downlow: How breaking your computer makes it faster
Some people crack open their computers, force their processors to run to near melting point and use liquid nitrogen to keep the whole thing in check. Here's why.
by Luke Lancaster

The Latest

 
42minutes ago

The overclocking downlow: How breaking your computer makes it faster

Some people crack open their computers, force their processors to run to near melting point and use liquid nitrogen to keep the whole thing in check. Here's why.

Computers by
 
2hours ago

White House: Your logins have to be better than this

The Obama administration joins tech companies and internet security advocates in urging Americans to think beyond the password.

Security by
 
2hours ago

BlackBerry bails on building its own phones

The struggling company will cease in-house work on hardware, handing that job over to partners. It now will focus on security and software.

Mobile by
 
4hours ago

Facebook at Work to start doing the business next month

Facebook's tool for businesses is reported to be ready to take on Slack and other business-oriented rivals.

Software by
 
5hours ago

Drake's 'Views' is the first album to hit 1 billion Apple Music streams

Drake's year of domination continues as his once Apple-exclusive album hits another milestone.

Digital Media by
 
5hours ago

The CraveCast crew debates joining Elon Musk's million on Mars (CraveCast Podcast, Ep. 28)

The SpaceX founder wants to build a Martian metropolis in our lifetime. Is the plan historic or just hubris? We discuss.

Tech Culture by
 
7hours ago

'Safe' Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explodes in China, claims owner

Samsung has spent untold millions recalling the Galaxy Note 7, but one of the "safe" units has reportedly exploded in China.

Mobile by
 
7hours ago

YouTube Go brings data-light video to a phone near you

The India-first YouTube Go app brings video-streaming within reach for data-free sharing of cat videos with your nearby friends.

Mobile by
 
8hours ago

Ancient Roman coins turn up in Japanese ruins

A haul of coins from halfway across the world turned up on an archaeological site in Japan. Exactly how they got there is a fascinating mystery.

Sci-Tech by
 
8hours ago

New projector creates VR without a headset

Panoworks' screen enclosure lets you experience VR games and movies across a 150 degree field of vision.

Gadgets by
 
8hours ago

Twitter wants you to be a Periscope VIP

Twitter's livestreaming service is rolling out a new membership tier that will help grow audiences and collaborate with other users.

Tech Industry by
 
10hours ago

Google could soon bring free Wi-Fi to your bus

The company originally helped connect Indian train stations with free Wi-Fi, and now wants to bring that service to the world.

Internet by
 
12hours ago

Airbnb rentals 'dangerously' crowded, senators say

New York state senators release a report describing illegal "rentals of doom" that feature air mattresses crowded into kitchens and beds stuffed into laundry rooms.

Tech Industry by
 
12hours ago

Check out DARPA's new podcast -- so far, no insane killer robots

The government agency that brings you new military tech, now brings you its first podcast: "Voices from DARPA."

Sci-Tech by
 
13hours ago

A visual look at Elon Musk's plan to move us to Mars (pictures)

The SpaceX founder has an audacious plan to build the first Martian metropolis, and he just might have the rockets to pull it off.

Sci-Tech by
CNET News Special Reports

Road Trip 2016: Life, disrupted

 In Europe, 4 million refugees are still searching for a safe place to settle. Tech should be part of the solution. But is it?

Joseph Gordon-Levitt on privacy

 The "Snowden" star talks about what it means to live in a democracy.

Batteries Not Included

 The CNET team shares experiences that remind us why tech stuff is cool.

CNET Magazine

 Check out a sampling of the stories you'll find in CNET's newsstand edition.

Artificial intelligence

 AI is starting to take its place alongside people.

Technically Literate

 Original works of short fiction with unique perspectives on tech, exclusively on CNET.

Crowd Control

 A crowdsourced science fiction novel written by CNET readers.

Solving for XX

 The industry seeks to overcome outdated ideas about "women in tech."

Net Fix

 Why Net neutrality prompts strong reactions, and why it matters to you.
Hot Products