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Todays Tech News from CNET

Google Introduces 3 More Top-Level Domain Names, Including .Eat and .Fly
2026-11-10T21:15:12Z
Prospective website owners can now register domains geared toward food, travel and local bands.
You Should Download iOS 27.2.1 Now for a Handful of Security Fixes
2026-11-10T19:15:20Z
Apple said the update fixes issues that could expose sensitive data.
Want Apple Intelligence for Your Home Security Camera? You’ll Need These 4 Things
2026-11-11T11:00:00Z
Apple Intelligence offers smart AI features for compatible cameras, but you’ll need to play by Apple’s rules. Here’s all the requirements.
Pixel 11 Pro’s HiLight Will Now Light Up When Your Besties Text You
2026-11-10T22:48:47Z
Google’s new LED light is starting to flash for more than just phone calls.
The New Adobe Firefly AI Is All About Video Editing
2026-11-10T14:00:00Z
Adobe’s AI platform is doing all the things now, not just beginners’ basics.
Apple’s iPod Turns 25: Here’s the Song Catalog That Rode Wit You
2026-10-23T22:37:05Z
On this day in 2001, Apple’s iconic MP3 player was released. And now, an Apple Music easter egg lets you experience the nostalgic sound and scroll of the gadget’s click wheel.
Your November Stargazing Calendar: Meteors, Morning Planets and a Supermoon
2026-10-31T16:00:00Z
Darker evenings after the end of daylight saving time, plus a crowded morning sky, give you plenty of chances to look up this month.
Amazon Has a New Meal Delivery Partner Ahead of Black Friday
2026-11-05T20:05:47Z
You can get $20 off your first two orders of $25 for the first two weeks.
Warhammer Survivors Isn’t Much More Than a Vampire Survivors Reskin, Which Is (Mostly) OK
2026-11-11T00:35:33Z
Though it passes up the opportunity to move the genre into new territory, the game is a tasty, if familiar, piece of gaming junk food.
Google Fi’s ‘Super Network’ Hops Networks to Keep Your Pixel Phone Connected
2026-11-10T17:41:13Z
Automatic network switching for Pixel phones could mean fewer mobile dead zones.
Half of New Games on Steam Are Now Made With AI. How Does This Reflect the Gaming Industry?
2026-11-10T21:48:35Z
Most of those games are unpopular, with 10 or fewer reviews from gamers.
Live Now! The iPhone Duo Has Been Folded 406,000 Times and Counting in Our Custom Machine
2026-10-26T17:00:15Z
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.