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July, 2016
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13 July
Pokemon Go needs to stop taking over my phone
I checked the status of my egg. My one egg. Incubating, and only 1.1 km out of 2…even after a full day of walking. Oh, you have to keep the app on? Welcome to the single-tasking world of Pokemon Go. If there’s one thing that bugs me more than anything else about the phenomenon that’s Pokemon Go, it’s this: you …
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13 July
Get a Samsung Gear VR for $49.95
CNET’s Cheapskate scours the Web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. And find more great buys on the CNET Deals page. Whew! After yesterday’s orgy of Prime Day deals, I need a break from all things Amazon. In fact, I need a break from …
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12 July
Google’s Project Fi boosts data speeds when traveling abroad
One hassle of traveling out of the country is making sure your phone is ready for the trip too. Google’s experimental wireless service, called Project Fi, already works for US users traveling abroad, without requiring them to pay more for international plans. But on Tuesday, the search giant said it wants to sweeten the pot for people using Fi while …
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12 July
State of our (dis)union plays out on social media
The unusual race for president in the US continues to agitate the waters of social media. Hillary Clinton thanked Bernie Sanders, her hard-charging progressive opponent for the Democratic slot, for his Tuesday endorsement, which came more than a month after Clinton had clinched the nomination. “This is one of the most important elections of our lifetimes. You will always have …
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12 July
Firefox will get overhaul in bid to get you interested again
Mozilla hopes to make Firefox faster and more secure with a project called Servo, which offers the bonus of a darling icon. Mozilla The Firefox browser has had a rough go in the last few years. The number of people using Mozilla’s browser has dwindled as the world has embraced Google’s Chrome and started using phones where Firefox has a …
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12 July
Pokemon goes right to the top of searches on porn sites
Despite its chaotic and almost limitless nature, the internet is a place of rules. For example, take Rule 34, which states pornography exists for any conceivable subject. Rule 34 is apparently alive and well in the case of Pokemon Go. The hit mobile game from Nintendo and Niantic has swept the world over the past week and prompted incredulous responses …
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12 July
Top Amazon Prime Day headphone deals
I’m not seeing many Prime Day headphone deals, but there are handful worth checking out. Some are timed deals with limited stock, so grab the product if it piques your interest — you can always return it later if you don’t want it. Sony MDRZX770BT (going fast at $48): This is an older Sony Bluetooth model. I reviewed the step-up …
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12 July
Samsung sets its Galaxy Note 7 launch for August 2 in New York
No more guessing! Samsung has now announced its announcement for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, which will take place on August 2 in New York, at 11 a.m. ET/8 a.m. PT. The invite (above) also specifies that the event will stream live on Samsung’s site. With its invitation, Samsung has also slyly confirmed that this year’s edition of the large-screen …
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12 July
Google Fiber targets small businesses with special data plans
Google wants everyone to eventually use Fiber, its high-speed internet service, even mom-and-pop operations. The search giant on Tuesday announced new data plans specifically for eligible small businesses. There are three options: 100 megabits per second for $70 a month, 250 Mbps for $100 a month or 1000 Mbps for $250 a month. A Google spokeswoman said eligibility mostly depends …
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