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A Wikipedia monument? It's true (we're pretty sure)
10/28/2014 1:49:13 AM
Slubice, Poland, now hosts a monument honoring contributors to the free online encyclopedia. If you can't go see it for yourself, you can read all about it on Wikipedia.
T-Mobile impresses with Q3 customer growth as competition heats up
10/28/2014 1:40:33 AM
The carrier managed to pull in even more customers than Wall Street anticipated -- despite high expectations -- but losses also widened.
Kim Kardashian's on a mission to save BlackBerry
10/28/2014 12:17:23 AM
The reality TV star says she still uses the years-old BlackBerry Bold -- and keeps three replacements available at all times in case her phone breaks.
Tomorrow Daily 075: A coat with 50 cameras, OK Go's new music video, and more
10/28/2014 12:05:24 AM
On today's show, we discuss a jacket with 50 cameras sewn into it, how the band OK Go used drone tech in their new whimsical music video, and the scientist who improved on the Nobel Prize he won three weeks ago.
What sorcery is this? Cumberbatch rumored as Doctor Strange
10/27/2014 11:59:36 PM
Clues are piling up that the "Sherlock" actor could be adding another action role to his CV, with reports that Cumberbatch is in negotiations to play Marvel's magnificent Doctor Strange. Hail the Master!
Twitter's user base keeps growing, particularly on mobile devices
10/27/2014 11:09:21 PM
The social network says 80 percent of its users are on mobile devices, following increased focus on its mobile apps.
Meet Baton, the ultimate handoff tool between Android devices
10/27/2014 10:24:08 PM
Mysterious startup Nextbit is finally out with a cloud service that "breaks down the barriers between devices." The initial deployment, however, will be limited to smartphones running on an altered version of Android called CyanogenMod.
'The Terminator' turns 30: Time to revisit the sci-fi classic
10/27/2014 9:37:41 PM
Travel back in time to 1984 to get the scoop on the many uphill battles James Cameron, Arnold Schwarzenegger and other stars faced when making the futuristic thriller.
ZTE sticks with direct-to-US consumer strategy for Nubia line
10/27/2014 9:23:16 PM
CEO of ZTE's US business tells CNET he prefers the unlocked route for the company's high-end line of smartphones because a carrier partnership means more compromises.
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