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HP laptop batteries overheating leads to recall

Laptops sold between December 2015 and December 2017 may be powered by a battery that's prone to overheating or even melting.

By January 4, 2018

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How to protect yourself from Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws

Practically every modern processor is vulnerable. We're updating this list of fixes as they become available.

By January 4, 2018

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Nope, no Intel chip recall after Spectre and Meltdown, CEO says

CEO Brian Krzanich says the new security vulnerabilities may be deep but they're also being fixed with software updates.

By January 4, 2018

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Johnson Controls's Cortana-enabled thermostat is on the way

Microsoft and Johnson Controls announced pre-order plans and pricing for GLAS, a Cortana-powered smart thermostat.

By January 4, 2018

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Most Intel PCs 'immune' to Spectre, Meltdown by next week's end

The chipmaker says updates soon will block any attacks using the new vulnerabilities. And most people won't notice a slowdown, it promises.

By January 4, 2018

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Mad Catz lands on its feet, returns with a totally wireless mouse

The gaming peripherals maker gets an extra life after going bankrupt.

By January 4, 2018

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Major Intel, Arm chip security flaw puts your PCs, phones at risk

Security researchers say a common processor design used by Intel and mobile chip tech designer Arm may leave the door open to exposing sensitive system data.

By January 3, 2018

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12 questions that CES 2018 needs to answer

By the end of the tech world’s biggest trade show on Jan. 12, we should know a lot more about where these trends stand going into the new year.

By January 3, 2018

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Farewell to tech that died in 2017

Time to say goodbye to the gadgets and services that met their demise this year, including Windows Phone, the Kinect, 3D TVs, Apple's Shuffle and Nano, and AIM.

By December 27, 2017

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How to avoid spending Christmas as your family's tech support

The holidays are for spending quality time with family and friends, not troubleshooting computer issues.

By December 22, 2017

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The 7 best perks of your new Amazon Prime subscription

Make sure you take full advantage of these benefits, some of which may surprise you.

By December 29, 2017

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Time in a Bottle, Part 3

Original fiction from CNET's Technically Literate series. In this three-part story, a glass of precious wine leads to a precious technological breakthrough.

By December 29, 2017

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Nintendo Switch's wild ideas will echo into 2018

It was CNET senior editor Scott Stein's favorite gadget of the past year, and he thinks it could end up being one of the most influential.

By December 27, 2017

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Windows Movie Maker scam tops Google search results

The fake software asks you to pay for an "upgrade" to unlock the video editor's full features. The scam has spread globally with help from search engines.

By November 9, 2017

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Protect your PC with Windows 10's antiransomware tool

Enable the new antiransomware protection in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update to lower the odds of becoming a victim of the next ransomware attack.

By November 8, 2017

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CES 2018 PC preview: What to expect from laptops, desktops and tablets

From hybrid designs to hybrid components, everyone is taking an expansive view of what makes a PC.

By December 21, 2017

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North Korea to the US: We aren't responsible for WannaCry

North Korea has denied that it was involved in the high-profile cyberattacks, as the US government contends.

By December 21, 2017

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Get one year of Grammarly Premium for $69.98

Normally $140, this popular tool will fix you're roten speling and grammer. Plus: a $20 adventure game, free, and 40 percent off some killer earbuds!

By December 20, 2017

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Get 10 Windows utilities for free

The latest Wonderfox giveaway lets you pick and choose the programs you want -- no strings attached! Plus: a killer game deal and cool holiday outdoor projector.

By October 23, 2017

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5 ways to make a Chromebook feel more like a MacBook

Moving from a MacBook to a Chromebook? Ease the transition with these tips.

By December 19, 2017

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White House: Facebook, Microsoft helped stop North Korea hackers

The two tech titans played an important role in countering attacks like WannaCry, the US government says.

By December 19, 2017

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Security finally got the awareness it needed in 2017. Now what?

Chatter about getting hacked isn’t just for gadget and security enthusiasts anymore. Cybersecurity has gone mainstream.

By December 19, 2017

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You'll be able to play Steam games in Windows VR next week

I tried playing Steam VR games in Microsoft's Mixed Reality. You'll get a chance too, starting Nov. 15, but not all games will immediately make the cut.

By November 8, 2017

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US blames North Korea for WannaCry cyberattack

The Trump administration is expected to call for action preventing North Korea from carrying out the cyberattacks, the Washington Post reports.

By December 18, 2017

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2019 Sondors EV: World-first drive in a $10,000 electric trike

A three-wheeled electric vehicle aiming for a $10,000 price tag? Color us intrigued.

By December 18, 2017

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That Cuphead app for iOS is '100% fake,' developers say

Sorry, but the $4.99 "Cuphead" app for Apple devices is a complete scam.

By December 18, 2017

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Baby tech makers, please figure out what parents actually need

Commentary: There’s a growing list of kid tech like oxygen sensors, scales and Wi-Fi cameras. But I’ve barely bought in because most of this stuff misses the point.

By December 18, 2017

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Wipe your phone or tablet the right way

Upgrading to a new phone? Here's how to wipe your personal data from your old device so it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

By December 4, 2017

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Phonelike PCs failed before. Here's why they may succeed now

Windows RT was an ill-fated attempt to make computers more power-efficient like smartphones. Microsoft and Qualcomm are giving the idea a second go.

By December 6, 2017

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This scam tricks you into buying fake tech support software

Scammers are using fake messages and a phony "Troubleshooter for Windows" app to get $25 from victims.

By December 1, 2017