- Have one of Apple's original Macs? It can fetch $1,598 on eBay: http://cnet.co/LW62zs
- An awesome TV is only half of your home theater. Complete your living room with one of these sound systems for under $500: http://cnet.co/1mum8uM
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- Coolest paper airplane ever. Since 2008, Luca Iaconi-Stewart has been working on a scale-model of a Boeing 777-300ER made out of manila folders: http://cnet.co/KIjBRr
- With the Onewheel electric skateboard, you don't need good balance to ride. Gyro and accelerometer sensors keep the board in touch with your body to prevent you from taking a tumble: http://cnet.co/1aoJZfx
- Motorola's Migrate tool holds new Moto G owners by the hand and transfers all your contacts, photos, texts and more from your old iPhone or Android http://cnet.co/1mFdE76
- Could Strawbees be the next Lego? Check out the video! http://cnet.co/1mqNemo
- There's a new competitor in the streaming music space. Beats Music tries to stand out by crafting recommendations just for you, but how is it?
- 30 years ago, the Macintosh was unveiled. Here's the story of how it came to be.
- Windows 8.1 isn't getting a lot of love from Hewlett-Packard.
- How to watch the Super Bowl live on any device: http://cnet.co/1eQZnhC
Which team are you rooting for? - A thin strip with piezoelectric power generators can convert this heart's movements into electrical power to run medical devices.
- Would you want a large-screen iPhone 6?
- Dr Dre launches Spotify-rivalling streaming service Beats Music today, promising better recommendations than others http://cnet.co/1aGaiM4. How do you listen to music?
- Amazon wants to ship your packages before you even buy them. No, really.
http://cnet.co/1bcJ50g - "It's a very unreliable camera": JJ Abrams falls out of love with IMAX as Star Wars Episode VII is to be shot on film http://cnet.co/1hFkCpB
- An internet-connected fridge has been caught sending spam in a botnet attack. And not the type of spam you eat, either: http://cnet.co/1eXzL4X
- The best TVs for the big game: http://cnet.co/1miGGsS
- Sega's Dreamcast was an innovative console masterpiece with a great games selection. So why did it fail so hard? http://cnet.co/LshD90
- The new service Music Drop lets you compose a little 16-note tune and have it immortalized in the form of a 3D-printed music box: http://cnet.co/1miDoWF
- CES 2014: In a hospital where Teddy the Guardian is around, kids would never need to see a thermometer or blood pulse oximiter. They'd just need to hold hands with Teddy: http://cnet.co/1eXQq6B
- You're only a few minutes away from running your favorite tweaks and experimenting with new features. How to jailbreak your iOS 7 device: http://cnet.co/1b8MAF2
- The next-generation HTC One is slated to arrive late March 2014: http://cnet.co/Ls5wZG
- Google is the only big tech company that's visionary enough to back an idea like the smart contacts for diabetics, right? Turns out Microsoft was involved in the same project 3 years earlier: http://cnet.co/1kHpaAf
- Sorry Samsung: first Tizen phone cancelled by Japanese network because there's no room next to Android & iPhone http://cnet.co/1av3k9l
- Using a smartphone to capture your home movies? Here are some tools you need to get smooth aerial shots: http://cnet.co/Km1FvC
- Nananananana BATMAN! The classic 60s TV show is finally getting a DVD release: http://cnet.co/1b6R2nL
- To recoup customers burned from the hack, Target is offering affected shoppers a year of free credit monitoring. Is this enough to gain back your trust? http://cnet.co/1fClWf3
- Get ready, Halo fans. Jen Taylor, aka the voice of Cortana, is reportedly onboard to voice Microsoft's personal assistant of the same name for Windows Phone: http://cnet.co/1i2iNWf
- Scientists have genetically engineered pigs to glow green when under black light. The aim is to create a process whereby beneficial genetic material can be introduced into the bodies of people with health problems: http://cnet.co/1duY3CZ
- Facebook is reportedly launching "Paper," a news reader for your mobile devices. It's expected to come out before the end of January: http://cnet.co/1apR1hL
- The Lotus Exige S Roadster takes the roof off the hardcore Exige and makes it a little more sane for road use. But just a little: http://cnet.co/KjUa8v
- As part of an agreement with the FTC, Apple has to refund at least $32.5 million for in-app purchases made by kids without parental consent. Apple is also required to change its billing practices: http://cnet.co/1eE4eTi