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From Amazon to Zuckerberg: 25 years of technology

On CNET's 25th anniversary, take a look back at the last quarter century of the technology industry and remember who and what defined it.

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A single contact lens could give your entire life a head-up display

Mojo Vision's smart contacts put text in my eye and let me see in the dark. The company is aiming for even more than that.

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VR in the 2010s: My decade with things on my face

From the Nintendo Wii to Oculus to the HoloLens and Pokemon Go, the last 10 years of both VR and AR brought some good, some bad and plenty of weird.

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Amazon Echo Loop: Here's what you didn't know

All your questions about Amazon's new wacky wearable answered.

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Amazon Echo Frames: Here's what you didn't know

All your questions about Amazon's new wacky wearables answered.

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Countdown: The 10 most important tech trends of the decade

From Tesla to Alexa to iPad to Airbnb, these were tech's biggest leaps of the 2010s.

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Google's radar-powered, hands-free Pixel 4 tech could go well beyond phones

How Soli's radar-powered tech could evolve into watches, smart home equipment and a lot more.

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Google has new Glass, T-Mobile and Sprint merger a step closer

Today's major tech stories include the debut of Google's latest version of its Glass headset, the T-Mobile/Sprint merger getting FCC approval and a report from the Wall Street Journal that some game streamers can rake in $50,000 an hour for their services.

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The first call from a cell phone was made 46 years ago today

In the past four decades, the world has gone from monster handsets to pocket-sized portable computers.

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Microsoft's HoloLens 2 isn't meant for you, but it could change your tech in the future

The software giant doesn't plan to sell its $3,500 augmented reality headset to you and me. Yet.

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How Google Glass can help autistic children

Scientists are using augmented-reality devices like Google Glass to help autistic children learn social skills.

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Making a movie on iMacs ain't easy, says Searching director

Ex-Google employee Aneesh Chaganty soon realised his movie was way more ambitious than most.

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