Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 packs new movement mechanics and futuristic tech powers

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 packs new movement mechanics and futuristic tech powers The campaign is cooperative and the multiplayer mode has specialists with unique abilities. Read up on the steps Treyarch is taking to keep Call of Duty vital. The future of Call of Duty is a much discussed topic. What will they do next year? How will next year's studio build on last year's...

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Gears of War HD remaster runs at 60fps (report)

Gears of War HD remaster runs at 60fps (report) Frame rate revealed, as development will be handled by an outside studio, according to sources. On Friday, a report emerged that claimed Microsoft was working on an HD remaster of the original Gears of War for Xbox One. Now, additional sources speaking to Polygon have shed more light on the project, which remains...

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Windows 10 pricing after first year remains up in the air

Windows 10 pricing after first year remains up in the air Microsoft is still figuring out what to charge for Windows 10 after the operating system will no longer be free -- or how the software will evolve. Windows 10, due out in the summer, will be free to users of Windows 7 or later for up to one year. After that, however, Microsoft says it's still working out the kinks.Nick...

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How to add more storage to an iOS device

How to add more storage to an iOS device Can't fit all your music, movies, documents and other stuff? Before you spend money on a higher-capacity iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, read this. Apple's iDevices famously -- make that infamously -- rely on fixed storage. If you need more space, well, too bad. Granted, you can try a utility such as PhoneClean, which can reclaim...

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Microsoft's message to Build developers: This isn't your dad's Windows

Microsoft's message to Build developers: This isn't your dad's Windows The software maker is on a mission to make hardware irrelevant, software the king and Windows the most powerful engine for every device. But the challenge starts now. CEO Satya Nadella lays out his vision for Microsoft at the company's annual Build developer conference.CNET Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella...

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How to add more storage to an iOS device

How to add more storage to an iOS device Can't fit all your music, movies, documents and other stuff? Before you spend money on a higher-capacity iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, read this. Apple's iDevices famously -- make that infamously -- rely on fixed storage. If you need more space, well, too bad. Granted, you can try a utility such as PhoneClean, which can reclaim...

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How to use your Apple Watch as an iPod (and leave your phone behind)

How to use your Apple Watch as an iPod (and leave your phone behind) No headphone jack? No problem. Here's how to use your Watch to listen to music during your run -- without your phone. Sarah Tew/CNET Without a nearby iPhone, the Watch can't answer calls or receive notifications, but you can use Bluetooth headphones to listen to music stored on the device. Here's how to...

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Google Now shows cards from Spotify, Zipcar, Runkeeper and more

Google Now shows cards from Spotify, Zipcar, Runkeeper and more Helpful information and quick actions from your favorite Android apps will now show up in Google's personal assistant dashboard. Google Editors' note, April 28, 2015: This post has been updated with details on new cards added to the Google app. Your favorite Android apps have teamed up with Google Now....

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Microsoft's 2015 Build developer confab: Join us Wednesday (live blog)

Microsoft's 2015 Build developer confab: Join us Wednesday (live blog) This week Microsoft aims to convince consumers, businesses -- and especially developers -- to make the jump to Windows 10. The company's future depends on it. Beyond a more classic look and feel that did away with the missteps of its predecessor, Windows 10 is designed to run on devices of all shapes...

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Twitter earnings leaked via tweets, sales disappoint

Twitter earnings leaked via tweets, sales disappoint The microblogging site inadvertently released its first-quarter financials after posting on its own investor relations Web page. Shares fell after sales missed estimates and Twitter lowered its full-year guidance. Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco.James Martin/CNET Oh, the power of tweets. Twitter experienced firsthand...

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