How does Facebook affect elections? Sixty academics are getting the chance to find out. The social media giant is opening up its privacy-protected data to researchers from 30 academic institutions across 11 countries, according to a Facebook post on Monday. The data spans from January 2017 to February 2019. The researchers were chosen by Facebook’s partners at Social …
Read More »Spotify hits 100 million subscribers, lapping Apple Music
Spotify surpassed 100 million subscribers at the end of March, the music streaming service said Monday in its first-quarter report. That keeps Spotify above its closest competitor, Apple Music; Apple CEO Tim Cook said in January that Apple Music hit 50 million subscribers at the end of last year. As society worldwide has shifted to streaming as the most common way …
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Sprint and T-Mobile have pushed back the deadline for their proposed $26 billion merger by three months amid rumors that their tie-up is on the ropes. T-Mobile announced in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday that the two companies had agreed to extend the deadline for completing their planned merger to July 29. The previous …
Read More »Mother’s Day gifts under $50
This story is part of Mother’s Day Gift Guide. CNET editors round up the hottest gadgets for Mom this year. Looking for a bargain gift this Mother’s Day? Well, you’ve come to the right spot. Here’s a quick round up some relatively inexpensive items we think moms will appreciate. Disclosure: CNET may get a share of revenue from the sale of …
Read More »Galaxy Fold: It’s time to talk about the screen crease, notch and air gap
I said in my full Galaxy Fold review that Samsung’s new foldable phone lives and dies by its screen. Nothing could be truer. On your typical phone, screen quality is more a given than anything else. If it’s large enough, bright enough outdoors and pin-sharp, then you’re probably not going to think about it as much as you are everything you use …
Read More »Apple purges parental control apps it says pose a security risk
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Read More »Top 5 things Avengers: Endgame sets up for the future
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Read More »Game of Thrones Battle of Winterfell: We’re still shaking
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Read More »A database with info on 80M+ US households was left open to the public
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Read More »Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei P30 reviews, Avengers: Endgame smashes records
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If you’ve just bought a new phone, you may want to make sure the old one is properly recycled. But your recycling options may vary, depending on where you live. In the US we toss out around 150 million mobile phones each year and only recycle 20%, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). China, which has been the world’s largest …
Read More »AT&T WatchTV vs. Philo: Which is the best cheap live
If you’ve been thinking about cutting the cable-TV cord, you might be in for a rude awakening: Live-TV streaming services, which aim to take cable’s place, are not inexpensive — and prices are on the rise. Indeed, in recent months, DirecTV Now, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV have all seen price increases. With rare exception, a live-TV service will …
Read More »Apple says it removed parental control apps for security reasons, not competition
Apple on Sunday fired back at a New York Times report that said the company has been using its hold on the App Store to hurt competitors’ products. A Saturday report in the Times said that in the past year, Apple has targeted 11 of the 17 most downloaded third-party apps designed to help phone users limit screen time or oversee their children’s …
Read More »OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro: May 14 launch, rumors, price, specs and everything else
Update, Sept. 26: CNET’s OnePlus 7 Pro and OnePlus 7T reviews are here. Read more about the new phones from OnePlus. Original story follows. This year, OnePlus is doing something a little different. Not only is it anticipated to launch the successor to its OnePlus 6T soon (expected to be called OnePlus 7), but the company also confirmed that it will release another …
Read More »MrSpeakers Ether 2 advances the art of headphone design
I’ve lost count how many MrSpeakers headphones I’ve reviewed, but their Ether 2 is the headphone maker’s biggest leap forward. First because it’s the world’s lightest planar magnetic, over-the-ear headphone, and the sound is deliciously clear, but not to the point it ruthlessly reveals recording flaws. As flagship high-end headphones go it’s a midprice design, the Ether 2 runs $1,999 …
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