Watch Kentucky Derby horses travel in style aboard ‘Air Horse One’

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Watch mice adapt to microgravity aboard the International Space Station

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Banned parental

One of the parental-control apps removed from the App Store fired back on Wednesday at Apple’s explanation of why the app was banned. OurPact argued that its app should be reinstated and should be allowed to use technology that enables parents to control what their children access on their Apple devices.  A report in The New York Times from Saturday said that …

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Pixel 3 owners still complain of problems as Pixel 3A rumors swirl

Editors’ Note, May 7, 2019: CNET’s Google Pixel 3A and Pixel 3A XL reviews are here. Read more about both phones and why Google decided to release these budget handsets. As rumors circulate of a Pixel 3 successor, some owners of Google’s current handset are still complaining of software performance issues — six months after its launch. The Pixel 3 …

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FCC says revised broadband report still shows digital divide closing

The Federal Communications Commission said a revised draft of its 2019 Broadband Deployment Report still shows that the digital divide is closing. Originally released in February, the report was touted by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who pointed to its findings that more Americans were getting access to high speed internet service. Pai said the report was evidence that his policies …

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Pixel 3 phones aren’t selling, and it’s probably Verizon’s fault

Google says it’s sold fewer Pixel phones year over year due to fierce smartphone competition on the high end, but that probably isn’t the entire story. There’s a good chance that the company’s agreement to make Verizon the Pixel’s exclusive US carrier plays a role.  On Monday, Ruth Porat, CFO of Google’s parent company Alphabet, explained declining Pixel sales as due …

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Google Pixel 3A XL leak puts camera right in your face

Editors’ Note, May 7, 2019: CNET’s Google Pixel 3A and Pixel 3A XL reviews are here. Read more about both phones and why Google decided to release these budget handsets. As Google I/O quickly approaches, we’re seeing more leaks about a rumored low-priced variant of the Pixel 3 phone. I/O, the search giant’s annual developer conference, runs May 7 to …

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Play Snapchat’s Snap Games on your phone: Your questions answered

Snapchat has begun rolling out its own set of games called Snap Games. Similar to Pokemon Go, you can team up with your friends and play together. Like with Facebook games, you invite your friends to play your favorite games. Battle against your friends in the Bitmoji Party mini-games using your Bitmoji character, or work as a team to defeat …

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The Oculus Quest may be a VR headset you should care about (The 3:59, Ep. 533)

On this podcast, we talk about: CNET’s review of the Oculus Quest mobile VR headset. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasizing privacy as the new direction of his company. Apple’s earnings: iPhone sales drop but wearables and services help results. Now playing: Watch this: The Oculus Quest may be a VR headset you should care… 5:35 The 3:59 gives you bite-size news …

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Google’s new Wear OS update adds a suspiciously Samsung

Google’s yearly I/O developer conference is next week, but the company announced an update to its smartwatch software ahead of the big show. The feature may seem familiar if you’ve ever used a Samsung Galaxy Watch. Wear OS, Google’s five-year-old smartwatch software platform, got its last big update in the fall. That update added swipable access to new fitness features …

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iPad 2 buried in Apple’s ‘obsolete’ product graveyard

Apple has added the iPad 2 to its list of “vintage and obsolete products.” Both the Wi-Fi only and Wi-Fi/cellular versions of the tablet are included in the updated list, which means that Apple will no longer offer hardware service or parts. The exceptions: Consumers in Turkey and California can still receive service and parts. Apple, which updated the list Tuesday, didn’t …

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iPhone 11 might have cool new Touch ID feature

We’re probably still some months away from the iPhone 11’s release, but an Apple patent just gave us a hint about one of its features. The Cupertino, California, company is developing fingerprint sensor that’d let you unlock your phone by touching anywhere on the screen, as seen in a patent granted Tuesday and previously reported by Patently Apple. The patent …

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Marijuana or broccoli? Facebook illustrates AI’s challenges with this example

Facebook uses both human beings and artificial intelligence to combat some of its toughest problems, including hate speech, misinformation and election meddling. Now, the social network is doubling down on AI. The tech giant has come under fire for a series of lapses, including its failure to pull down a live video of terrorist attack in New Zealand that killed 50 people …

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Huawei doesn’t need the US, hits 50% growth in phone sales

Do you know what the most-drunk spirit in the world is? It’s not whiskey, vodka or gin. It’s baijiu. Baijiu is only consumed in China, but that’s enough to make it number 1. In a similar way, Huawei, without any exposure to the US market, is within reach of the global number 1 spot. The company sold 59.1 million phones …

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