Web ad network: iOS 4 on half of iPhones
Looking at a sampling of 9 million iPhones impressions across its ad network, Chitika finds the new mobile OS installed on 50 percent of them.
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Street Fighter X Tekken, Tekken X Street Fighter
The CTIA sues San Francisco over a cell phone radiation ordinance, more details emerge on Panasonic's 3D camera, and the ultimate fighting game mash-ups are announced at Comic-Con.
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Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/26: What is this?
If you know what this is and where it's located, you could win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day challenge.
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GE invests in SynapSense to cut data center energy
As part of its smart grid and digital energy push, GE contributes to a $5 million investment in SynapSense, which uses sensors to manage data center energy.
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iPhone 4 hitting 17 more countries on Friday
The newest flavor of Apple's smartphone will arrive in additional markets July 30, including Canada, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, and Singapore--but not South Korea.
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LHC firing on all cylinders, but no Higgs boson yet
The Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator has moved rapidly from tentative operation to scientific results, researchers say at a Paris conference.
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HTC's Windows Phone 7 plans: Making Sense?
The handset maker is said to be porting some version of its Sense UI to the new smartphone platform, but maybe not on one device recently spotted in the wild.
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Sights from the Farnborough air show (photos)
The 47th Farnborough International Airshow combined business and pleasure, a mixture of aircraft industry commerce and aerial spectacles for the public. Here are photos of the show.
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Who needs a pilot? Not Farnborough's UAVs (photos)
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are becoming more popular in warfare for surveillance and delivering missiles. No surprise then to see so many at the Farnborough air show.
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Airbus' A380 roars over Farnborough air show (photos)
Only 30 Airbus A380 jets are in service today, but Airbus did its best to sell more of the 525-passenger, double-decker aircraft by showing them off at the Farnborough air show.
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What goes into making a hit iPhone game?
CNET gets the lowdown from some successful developers, as well as from a company that helps people without title-building technical know-how connect with developers who have it.
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Farnborough: Where aviation struts and cuts deals
At long-running air show, aircraft makers strut their stuff while customers spend $47 billion. On display: Airbus' A380 and A400M, unmanned aircraft, and more.
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Just say no to fake Net neutrality
"Paid prioritization" could secure today's online giants a spot in the fast lane while leaving others to fight over the scraps, writes Free Press policy leader S. Derek Turner.
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Tipping cows down on the Farmville
To encapsulate many game experts' view of wildly successful social games as mindless and repetitive, one video game theorist has created the purposely inane "Cow Clicker" as a statement.
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Last chance to vote for the CNET 100
We showed you our CNET editors' favorite iPhone apps. Now it's your turn to pick the best of our best. Vote now, then return on Wednesday to find out to all-time 10 most popular according to you.
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Chrome dev too stable? Try new Chrome Canary
With a new fast-moving, developer-oriented version of Chrome, Google hopes to find trouble spots sooner. Canary runs alongside other versions of Chrome.
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Plastic-bottle boat completes voyage across Pacific
Plastiki, constructed of more than 12,000 discarded soft-drink bottles, arrives in Australia after an 11,000-mile journey.
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Wikileaks releases massive set of Afghan war files
Document-leaking group releases tens of thousands of classified files to newspapers including the U.K. Guardian, which calls it a "devastating portrait of the failing war in Afghanistan."
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Mimicking Apple an imperative for PC makers
PC makers are imitating Apple as fast as they can--and for good reason.
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At 3,000 miles, Road Trip 2010 hits New Hampshire
Road Trip 2010: On the east coast, the mileage comes slower, what with the density of the region, and longer stays in places like New York and Boston. Still, Road Trip 2010 has now gone far enough to cross the country.
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