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Apple’s iPhone 6S: The peak of smartphone boredom?
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| With few physical changes expected in the next iPhone, it’s become emblematic of a problem with the broader smartphone industry: It’s just not that exciting anymore.
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Bringing the past into high-resolution view
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| For Road Trip 2015, CNET takes a look at the tech revolution helping historians in Israel reveal more about our past.
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For Motorola’s latest smartwatch, it’s all about freedom of choice
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| Motorola’s head of design, Jim Wicks, isn’t concerned about facing off against the Apple Watch. The highly customizable Moto 360? “It’s a better product,” he says.
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Samsung debuts world’s first ultra-high definition Blu-ray player
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| The device will launch in Europe early next year, and the company also showed off new speakers and talked up a streaming gaming service.
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Apple said to be unveiling iPad Pro during next week’s event
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| The tech titan will reportedly debut both a 12.9-inch iPad Pro and an iPad Mini 4 during its big product launch on Wednesday, rather than wait until later this year.
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Sony Pictures reaches settlement with ex-employees over hacking
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| The hack revealed the inner workings of the studio, as well as the personal information of more than 47,000 celebrities, freelancers, and current and former Sony employees.
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Rival accuses Google’s Waze of stealing traffic data
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| If proven true, the lawsuit could show the search giant took a wrong turn in its bidding war with Facebook over Waze in 2013.
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