Logitech introduced two new headphones for gamers in and out of the house: the G433 and the G233. The former model supports 7.1 surround sound via a detachable, super-long USB cable packing a small, built-in sound card component.
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Trouble sleeping? Here’s how you can use Google Home as an ambient noise generator.
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Finally, Apple’s password manager expands outside Safari.
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MIT has received a donation that is notable for its size and the lack of strings attached to it. An anonymous alumnus gave the university $140 million designated as an “unrestricted” gift, which gives MIT a lot of leeway in deciding how it is spent. Read More
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Facebook shares data with disaster relief groups, Coursera is valued at $800 million, SpaceX is launching a secret spaceplane and iOS 11 restricts location data. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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The father of Android hopes to use his new startup Essential to inject some new innovation into phones.
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Yes, “The Matrix” is included, along with 19 other movies very ready for you to stream right here in 2017.
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Apple TV support? Bluetooth? We have five burning questions about the HomePod.
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We break down everything from Apple’s latest event, including HomePod, iPad Pro, iMac Pro, iOS 11 and more, with CNET senior editor Scott Stein.
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It’s been a rocky road to glory for Discord, a startup whose iPad battle arena game, “Fates Forever,” earned it a top spot at our 2013 TechCrunch Disrupt show, but wound up flopping with users. What a difference a few years makes. After pivoting to a voice and text chat tool for video game teams and trash talkers in 2015, Discord’s current trajectory makes it one of… Read More
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