Brian S Hall
CNBC
Serbia
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One big concern about Facebook and China
Brian S. Hall asks: Can I really be the only Silicon Valley writer who is troubled by Mark Zuckerberg's rather sycophant hosting of China's cyberspace czar? → Read More
10 cool new features found in iOS 8.1
Don't be fooled: iOS 8.1 is no mere "dot" release. This rapid update from Apple is chock-full of great new features, several of which could change how you work, shop, and share. → Read More
Taptic, haptics, and the body fantastic: The real Apple Watch revolution
Apple's own Taptic Engine lets the Apple Watch communicate on a deeply personal level, and it could lead to an explosion of uses for haptics in computing. → Read More
You can legally unlock your smartphone -- so now what?
In the short term, not much has changed, even with the new law that makes it OK to unlock your smartphone. But longer term, this should benefit both phone owners and carriers. → Read More
What drones can do for you
Not every drone flying above is a privacy-invading lethal weapon. We found five ways that drones are actually helping make the world a better place → Read More
How to protect yourself from smartphone bill cramming
With T-Mobile facing allegations from the FTC that it allowed bogus charges to appear on customers' monthly bills, we take a closer look at cramming and what you can do to spot phony fees. → Read More
Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales: 'Right to be forgotten' is censorship
Wales sits on a committee advising Google on dealing with an EU court's ruling that people have the right to be forgotten online. → Read More
What Europe's new 'right to be forgotten' online means
Would something like this ever happen in the U.S.? Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales doesn't think so. → Read More
How Bitcoin can go mainstream
It's a fringe concept at the moment. But bringing the virtual currency to the masses isn't as far-fetched as you might think. → Read More