Technology
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Navy unveils powerful ship-mounted laser weapon
The U.S. Navy announced Monday that it is preparing to deploy a new weapon that can disable a hostile boat and even destroy a surveillance drone overhead — all without dispensing any expensive ammunition.
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Building New Experiences with Google Glass Mirror API
Timothy Jordan gave developers at SXSW in Austin, TX a sneak peek at the Google Mirror API, which is what they'll use to build services for Glass. With the presentation, we set out to help developers and entrepreneurs start imagining what they could do on…
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What Can I Use Instead of Google Reader?
On July 1, Google Reader, the popular web service, is scheduled to shut down. Over the years, it's become a handy tool for many people who like to manage their Internet news content in one place. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on several…
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How Smart is the Pebble Watch Smartwatch?
Fun watchfaces and a lot of future potential surround the Pebble, but it's a limited device right now if you're lucky enough to get your hands on one. This is a smart wearable computer.
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Boston Dynamics Petman Robot Tests Camo
The PETMAN robot was developed by Boston Dynamics with funding from the DoD CBD program. It is used to test the performance of protective clothing designed for hazardous environments. The video shows initial testing in a chemical protection suit and gas m…
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What are the Best Uses for Google Glass?
Google's smart glasses sound like a cool idea, but how are you really going to use them? Donald bell counts down his list of the top 5 potential uses for Google Glass. http://www.google.com/glass/start/
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Facebook unveils 'Home' for Android
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces new software that will transform your Android phone into a social device built around people, not apps.
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Facebook reveals 'Chat Heads' Messaging
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg announces a new messaging system called "Chat Heads" which allows users to connect with their friends through profile pictures that bubble up on the screen.
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Why Would Apple Make a Cheaper iPhone?
Reports indicate Apple's next iPhone comes out this summer, while also working on a plastic iPhone. And Bridget Carey explains the future of HD Voice as the cellphone turns 40.
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Is Apple getting serious about games?
Rumors of the Facebook phone may finally be put to rest this week, Amazon's got a secret something going on, and Apple might debut new gaming hardware. Oh boy.
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Bubba's Hover - Hovercraft Golf Cart
Bubba's Hover - a project by Bubba Watson and Oakley. Golf carts haven't changed much over the years. They look and feel the same. What if there was a way to improve the traditional golf cart concept and take away some of the limitations? That is what Bu…
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Tech Firms Offer Perks to Recruit, Retain Talent
Silicon Valley companies say extraordinary campuses are a necessity, to recruit and retain top talent. But some critics say the perks are a colossal waste of money, intended to encourage employees to put in too many hours. (April 1)
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Spring Tech Preview 2013
Spring is in the air and brings with it a new crop of exciting gadgets. CNET's Donald Bell show's off some of our Editors' most-anticipated products for Spring 2013.
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How To Make Animated Movies With Your Smartphone
In this episode of CNET Australia's Pocket Filmmaker, Jason Van Genderen demonstrates how to make stop-motion animated movies with your smartphone using free apps like Vine or more-sophisticated apps like Miniature Pro and Stop Motion Studio.
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HP Pavilion Sleekbook TouchSmart 15z
The AMD-powered HP Pavilion Sleekbook TouchSmart 15z is a slim, midsize laptop at a very reasonable price, and includes a touch screen.
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T-Mobile to Start Selling iPhones on April 12
After losing customers to bigger companies that sell the iPhone, T-Mobile has finally decided to start selling Apple's smartphone.
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How To Watch YouTube videos on Roku
Stop waiting for Roku to launch an official YouTube channel and use this workaround to start streaming YouTube videos on your Roku today.
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Tiny Heart Repair Tools Replace Surgeon's Knife
Have a heart problem? There is a good chance it can be fixed non-surgically. Procedures that push tiny tools and tubes through blood vessels are reducing the need for open heart surgery and transforming heart care. (March 25)
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Nokia's Stephen Elop Throws an iPhone
When a interviewer showed Stephen Elop his iPhone, he quickly took care of it, by throwing it on the floor. Way to go Stephen!
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How To Prepare Your Android Phone for Resale
Did you just upgrade to the latest, greatest Android phone? Here's how to get your old Android phone ready to sell.
