 | Top headlines | This year's launch of the latest model iPhone could be different since many people are not yet eligible to upgrade their phone through their carrier.
| | Say good-bye to 3D effects that call attention to themselves. The technology is set to fade into the background as directors strive to use 3D to involve the viewer in a story, not show off what they can do.
| | Proxy servers, Tor, Firefox plug-ins: the technological arsenal that Iranian Internet users deployed against the country's legendary Net censors.
| | In a statement prepared for a House hearing on behavioral advertising, the social network highlights the privacy controls that members have over their personal information.
| Flaws could let someone bypass security restrictions, shut down an app, disclose sensitive information, conduct attacks, or take over the device, Apple says. More than half of teens polled say they've used the Internet to cheat at school; 35 percent admit to using cell phones. Some don't even consider it cheating.  Video of the day | | Fastest fingers
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Cutting Edge | | | | Yes, our robot companions are still coming. But a report from NextGen Research shows that consumer-bots are vulnerable to macroeconomic potholes. Read full story |
Webware | | | | Google adds a link to its home page describing how to search for interesting results on Google. It's long offered such capabilities, but Bing's bump could have prompted a reminder. Read full story | | | |  | More from CNET News:
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