Thanks to Google, Apple, Microsoft, Nuance and a few other tech giants, voice recognition has reached a place where it's consumer ready. [Read more]
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The new game console uses an x86 chip from AMD instead of an IBM processor, which means there's no native backwards compatibility for games. [Read more]
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The all-new console, which debuts later this year, features a new Kinect sensor, a connection between Xbox and Windows OS, and more. [Read more]
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With specs finally revealed for the Xbox One, we finally have a chance to directly comare it to that other yet-to-be-released gaming console, the Playstation 4. [Read more]
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The Halo franchise finally gets a live-action TV show, and it will benefit from the involvement of one of the most famous film directors in history. [Read more]
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Join CNET for coverage from Verizon's press conference at the CTIA Wireless show. Our live blog will kick off about 30 minutes beforehand and bring you news updates, photos, and running commentary. [Read more]
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The mobile payments company announces an expansion of its "order ahead and skip the line" feature, and its new partner, RadioShack. [Read more]
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Though it's been eclipsed by the new Galaxy S4, Samsung's previous flagship Android device will come to Sprint's prepaid brands next month. [Read more]
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Boost has tested the service in three markets, and plans to roll out the service to the entire country by the end of the year. [Read more]
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The new game console also includes voice recognition to switch between programs and technology that allows users to run multiple programs at once. [Read more]
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The microblogging company has received a patent for a "pull down to refresh" feature, which it says it will use only if sued by another company. [Read more]
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The browser comes with an interactive home screen that lets users discover news and articles that they might find of value, based on their interests. [Read more]
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Even though teenagers are sharing more information than before, a Pew study finds that "few teens embrace a fully public approach to social media." [Read more]
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