Google adds a few features to help users in China see what services are available there and to help people everywhere tell if their accounts may have been compromised. It may not be popular with regulators and privacy groups, but a new study shows targeted advertising on the Web is working. Cablevision begins rolling out 3D shows on its cable network Wednesday night. And what did CNET editors like best at the DemoSpring start-up showcase? Find out in this edition of the daily news podcast.
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Today's stories:
Google addresses e-mail, apps concerns in China
Gmail to alert users to suspicious activity
Study: Behavioral ad targeting works
T-Mobile claims to soon have fastest 3G in U.S.
Cablevision to offer 3D programming
Mars rover gets smarter with age...and software
Demo debrief: Rafe and Josh's favorites
GameCrush: Pay to play--with girls
How to save even more on Prime Day 2019: Think the deals are already good? Here's how to score additional savings.
Jony Ive leaving Apple signals the end of Steve Jobs era: From Apple TV Plus to its chief designer moving on, the iPhone maker is becoming a different company.
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