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In this Inside Scoop, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Seth Rosenblatt discuss the vulnerability of wireless routers. To the shock and dismay of many, they're far more hackable than initially thought which can leave personal and fin...

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NASA's Kepler space telescope has discovered new habitable planets, but don't pack up your house just yet. Plus, we take a first look at Fujitsu's FingerLink touch-based projection scanner, and Proje...

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Nothing will ever replace the formal photos from a wedding photographer. But for those silly dance floor pics or perhaps candid shots of cocktail hour, there are several new apps that make it easy fo...

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The best gadgets for your graduate.

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Amazon asks users for feedback on new show pilots, Twitter dabbles with the TV business, and Google launches app for donations.

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The budget-priced Panasonic S60 delivers great picture quality, especially in a dark room, for a price that makes it one of the best values we've ever seen.

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In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, police have been pouring over surveillance footage and amateur video and photos, in the search for evidence. Just a few years ago, this process would have...

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The new Twitter Music app for iPhone helps you discover music by scanning tweets for music mentions, then displays trending and emerging artists in a beautiful interface.

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More iPad 5 cases flood the market, the next iDevice could have virtual buttons, and we talk the ultimate iPhone 5. Plus our Injustice: Gods Among Us giveaway!

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We don't chat with guests over Skype very often, but how could we say no when Comedy Central offered us Ben Hoffman, creator and host of The Ben Show? Check out today's episode for the full interview!

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The Exercise Freaks are sweat-proof, and have articulating in-ear pieces and a flexible "backband" that sits loosely on the back of your neck. This one also has the requisite built-in microphone for ...

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The new music discovery app had an off-key launch, Google won't allow selling or sharing of Glass, and a picture of a plastic iPhone hits the Web.

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While not without shortcomings, the 42x zoom Nikon Coolpix P520 has a lot to offer including some very nice photo quality.

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For the unsubsidized price of $759.99, the unlocked Sony Xperia ZL offers a big, bright screen, speedy processor, Android Jelly Bean, and 4G LTE.

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HTC brings one of the best-designed Android phones to take on Apple's iPhone and its stellar design pedigree. It's the HTC One up against the iPhone 5. Let's get it on!

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The Viewsonic VX2460H-LED is a successful general purpose monitor with good performance and an incredibly wobbly stand.

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Hands on with the Retina-like Toshiba Kirabook

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Samsung's flagship smartphone has a scattered launch across carriers, artists praise the Twitter Music app, and Photoshop finds a way to fix blurry photos.

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If you're interested in a Mercedes or a BMW and you're not taking a look at 2014 Kia Cadenza, then CNET's Brian Cooley has some words for you.

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Leaked from today's show: Facebook cryptography, steganography in social media, crowd-sourcing a witch hunt, and demonic portraits purposely hidden beneath waves of electronic music.