By Ashley Esqueda On today’s show, we discuss the possibility of androids playing baseball, Uber and Spotify’s new partnership and a music video inspired by the study of visual sound. Also, CNET’s own Bridget Carey orders a drink from a robot bartender on a futuristic cruise ship.
By Roger Cheng The limited offer begins on Tuesday, netting AT&T users 15 gigabytes of data for $100.
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By Anthony Domanico When we kiss, we’re not only sharing a passionate embrace with our lover, but also around several million bacteria. Here’s why that might not be such a bad thing.
By Richard Nieva Astro Teller, head of the Internet giant’s skunkworks research lab, talks about Glass, future pricing and how the smart eyewear has become a “poster child” for privacy concerns.
By Richard Nieva Astro Teller, head of the Internet giant’s skunkworks research lab, talks about Glass, future pricing and how the smart eyewear has become a “poster child” for privacy concerns.
By Lance Whitney Can Google’s high-orbit, high-tech balloons provide Internet access to remote areas? The company will conduct its latest Project Loon test above Australia.
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By Stephen Shankland Hardware, software, and funding limits mean it’s not easy to make the fastest computers even faster. That’s too bad for the industries that rely on them.
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By Michelle Starr The sequel to Theodore Gray’s acclaimed chemistry iPad app The Elements leads you into the wonderful world of molecules.
By CNET News staff A new setup will let ride-sharers listen to their Spotify tunes when they climb into an Uber vehicle, according to a report.
By Chris Matyszczyk To celebrate the world’s first digital orchestra staying in sync with Skype, Microsoft features a video showing an array of MacBooks. A new Redmond?
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