California court: Hands on the wheel, not on your maps app
In the Golden State, fiddling with your mapping app while driving is just as bad -- and illegal -- as typing out a text message or holding your phone to your ear, a judge rules. [Read more]
Daggers out for Windows 8, plaudits for the iPad Windows 8 could not escape the critical gaze of the media -- and even Dell -- this week. Meanwhile, the iPad's three-year mark was feted by the press. [Read more]
Did Google let the Fiber out of the bag? A less-than-informative announcement has the tech press guessing that Google Fiber may be headed for Texas. Now a screenshot suggests a Google blogger jumped the gun and spilled the beans. And a TV report from Austin says, yes, it's a done deal. [Read more]
The new Facebook Home ad, complete with drag queen Facebook releases the launch ad for its new attempt to take over your Android phone. Here, Home takes over an airplane, with some interesting characters. [Read more]
Google's Brin in a pink Batmobile, wearing Google Glass As an April Fool's prank, Googlies decide it would be fun to trick out their boss's Tesla. [Read more]
High-end audio on the cheap By carefully selecting used high-end gear, you can assemble a great hi-fi and save a bundle. [Read more]
Facebook's one small step for mankind commentary The announcement of Facebook Home may not signal the end of the infuriating relationship people have with the technology they use. But it's a move in the right direction. [Read more]
One-on-one with the guy who built Facebook's Home Adam Mosseri, the social network's director of product, sat down with CNET and told us about the little details hidden inside Facebook's new Android abode. [Read more]
Facebook Home isn't where your privacy is commentary Facebook's latest attempt to get you to spend more time with its services bodes ill for the privacy-minded, but not all hope is lost. [Read more]
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