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Last Week’s Critical PHP Warning Was the Tip of the Web Vulnerability Iceberg
AI is finding new holes in the infrastructure of the internet. Is anyone around to patch them?
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Ford’s Most Affordable EV Will Offer Built-in Bidirectional Home Charging
The Fathom’s built-in inverter can keep the lights on in your home during an outage — not bad for under $30,000.
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Apple Creator Studio Brings MotionVFX and AI Assistants to Subscribers
It isn’t just new hardware dropping this week in Apple’s “Pro and Tell” event.
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Meta Muse Makes Marketplace Better. How I Set It Up to Help Me Shop Online
It’s no surprise that Muse really shines within Meta apps like Facebook.
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Watch Us Fold the iPhone Duo Thousands of Times on Our Weeks-Long Livestream
We’re using our in-house robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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MapQuest Has a Feature Google Maps Doesn’t: A License Plate Reader Map
Switch on the Surveillance layer in MapQuest’s app, and eyeball icons mark known license plate readers from Flock, Motorola, Axon and other makers.
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iPhone Duo Owners: Your Apps Will Look Better Soon
Apple’s first foldable has new screen dimensions, leaving apps with a lot of unused space or awkward cropping. It’ll get better over time.
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I Caved to the TikTok Trend of Cooking Bacon in Water. Here’s How It Went
Water and greasy bacon sound like a recipe for hot splatter. Here’s how the viral hack actually works.
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Is the Ninja MultiPot the Kitchen Appliance You Need, or Just the One You Want?
Ninja releases kitchen appliances so often that it’s hard to keep up. Here’s whether or not the new MultiPot XL is a true kitchen essential.

