Apple Skipped the iPhone 18 This Year. Is the iPhone 17 Still a Good Choice? - CNET
CNETby Prakhar Khanna·29 Aug 2026
Rumors hinted that Apple might split its new iPhone launches this year, and it became official when the company’s fall event revealed only the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo.
Apple Might Skip the iPhone 18 This Year. Is the iPhone 17 Still Worth It? - CNET
CNETby Prakhar Khanna·29 Aug 2026
The iPhone 17 closed the gap between Apple’s entry-level phone and the pricier Pro models last year with long-overdue display upgrades, alongside nifty camera and durability improvements.
AT&T Sues Charter Over 'Fiber' Internet - CNET
CNETby Joe Supan·28 Aug 2026
AT&T filed a lawsuit against Charter on Friday, alleging that its marketing of “fiber-powered” internet is misleading customers.
The Crazy Taxi Remake Revives the Dreamcast Era's Zany Energy - CNET
CNETby David Lumb·28 Aug 2026
The Dreamcast era of games was a fever dream of wild, original ideas — Space Channel 5, Seaman, Shenmue, Chu Chu Rocket, Power Stone, Jet Set Radio and more — and perhaps nothing exemplified it...
Eyes Up, Stargazers! Here’s What You Can See in September Night Skies - CNET
CNETby Joe Hindy·28 Aug 2026
It’s been an eventful summer for skygazers, with a full solar eclipse, the Perseids meteor shower and a nearly full lunar eclipse taking center stage.
Tech Companies Call for Improved Cyber Defenses After AI-Enabled Attacks - CNET
CNETby Alex Valdes·28 Aug 2026
Saying that the world has only a “limited window” to bolster its defense against widespread AI cyberattacks, OpenAI and more than 100 other companies issued a call Friday for businesses...
Will Map Apps Rename Lake Ontario After Trump's Order? It's Too Soon to Say - CNET
CNETby Omar Gallaga·28 Aug 2026
It feels like the Gulf of America all over again. Last year, President Donald Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico as part of an executive order.
Meta Keeps Trying to Fix Glasses Privacy Concerns With New Update - CNET
CNETby Scott Stein·28 Aug 2026
This summer feels like it’s been awash with smart glasses privacy concerns, and Meta’s been in the spotlight for all of it.
I Started Wearing a Pebble Watch Again: Time 2 Took Me Back to the 2010s in the Best Way - CNET
CNETby Scott Stein·28 Aug 2026
Twelve years ago, I was traveling overseas to the UK in the summer with my wife and then-tiny kids. And on my wrist was a Pebble watch.
The 2026 Midterms Are Coming. Political Deepfakes Are Already Here - CNET
CNETby Katelyn Chedraoui·28 Aug 2026
Scammers have always tried to trick us into handing over our hard-earned money and personal information. But generative AI is making it even easier for them.
The iPhone Air Is One of Apple’s Most Important Products, Even if It Wasn’t a Blockbuster - CNET
CNETby Abrar Al-Heeti·28 Aug 2026
Apple’s release of the iPhone Air last fall generated plenty of buzz, even as sales reportedly disappointed.
What Meta’s All-New Social Media Guidelines Promise to Change for Teen Users - CNET
CNETby Tyler Lacoma·28 Aug 2026
The fallout of an $18 billion lawsuit against Meta, announced on Wednesday, is already here. A new announcement from Meta is designed to meet the terms of the settled lawsuit while helping to...
1 in 6 VPNs Track Your Location, According to New Report From Proton - CNET
CNETby Aaron Pruner·27 Aug 2026
Using a virtual private network is a surefire way to keep your information private when browsing the internet.
Human, Beware: The Secrets We Tell AI Chatbots Aren't Private - CNET
CNETby Alex Valdes·27 Aug 2026
Are people oversharing sensitive information with AI? Short answer: yes. A new survey called The AI Privacy Problem by DuckDuckGo Research said about a third of people are sharing secrets with...
Adobe Photoshop Adds a Whole New AI Editing Mode - CNET
CNETby Alex Valdes·27 Aug 2026
Adobe is giving Photoshop users more AI tools for their work belt. A new feature called AI Assisted Editor lets you do a variety of things with your images using merely natural language prompts.
Complaints Pile Up for 2 Popular Meal Kit Services Amid Missing Ingredients and Poor Customer Service - CNET
CNETby Corin Cesaric-Epple·27 Aug 2026
Weeks after fulfillment issues began at Marley Spoon following its former food supplier filing for bankruptcy, customers are speaking out about their negative experiences with the Martha...
How Fast Should Your Home Internet Be for Browsing and Streaming? - CNET
CNETby CNET BrandX for T-Mobile·27 Aug 2026
Quick answer: According to the FCC, you should allocate at least 25Mbps per person for everyday tasks like browsing and HD streaming.
Nokia's 300 Charge Is the Cool Retro Phone You Won't Be Using in the US - CNET
CNETby Omar Gallaga·27 Aug 2026
Sometimes it’s best not to know what you’re missing. For those of us who keep up with tech product announcements, it was hard not to notice a new, eye-catching gadget: the 300 Charge, a...
Hugging Face’s Microduck Feels Like a Harbinger of the Cute AI Robot Wave - CNET
CNETby Scott Stein·27 Aug 2026
I hadn’t been paying a ton of attention to the robot beat lately, but an adorable waddling duck robot caught my eye this morning and changed all that.
I’ve Been Playing With This Ultrasonic Cutter and It’s a Great Tool for 3D Printing - CNET
CNETby James Bricknell·27 Aug 2026
Removing supports, burrs, and weird little errors from 3D printing is a labor of love. You can use many different tools to accomplish it, each with its own downsides.
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