Technology

CBS is looking to cover one of the biggest blind spots for cord cutters with a free, 24-7 streaming news network. Dubbed CBSN, the streaming channel offers a continuous feed of news stories around the clock. On weekdays, 15 of … Continue reading →

Verizon’s legal counsel has offered up his explanation for why the FCC shouldn’t regulate the Internet — if it does, Verizon might sue. Again.

The RE Camera is great for taking “life” shots like selfies and landscape photos of the open road, but that about sums it up.

Ride-sharing platform Lyft has sued its former COO, Travis VanderZanden, for allegedly breaching a confidentiality agreement, charging that he uploaded company documents to a personal Dropbox account before joining rival operator Uber. In the suit filed in California, San Francisco-based … Continue reading →

There’s a new and particularly clever piece of malware in town called WireLurker, and rather unusually it targets iOS and OS X. Even more remarkably, WireLurker is surprisingly virulent, possibly already infecting hundreds of thousands of iOS and OS X … Continue reading →

Cord cutting fans of Showtime programming such as Homeland, House of Lies, and Masters of Sex will finally be able to stream those shows online directly from the pay TV provider in 2015. That’s according to Les Moonves, CEO of … Continue reading →

On Thursday, Microsoft released a new version of Office for iOS that unifies the user experience across all devices—great and small—and opens the door to free editing and content creation, whether you have an Office 365 account or not. This … Continue reading →

These 8 apps tell you everything you need to know about your Android device, and they don’t cost a dime.

If all you want to do is play music from your phone in the car, cheap and easy solutions abound, from a regular audio cable, to picking up a head unit with Bluetooth. Fancy in-dash “infotainment” systems promise more, combining … Continue reading →