Roger Cheng
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Netflix's Transformers: War for Cybertron is too dark and too short for its own good
Review: War for Cybertron -- decidedly not for kids -- paradoxically fleshes out icons like Optimus Prime and Megatron yet offers a thin, rushed story. → Read More
Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook downplayed their power. Then big profits showed up
Commentary: It's hard for Big Tech to keep up the pretense when posting massive profit amid a pandemic-fueled recession. → Read More
Those 'underdog' Big Tech companies just reported huge profits
Commentary: It's hard for Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook to keep up the pretense when posting massive profit in the middle of a pandemic-fueled recession. → Read More
Trump campaign texts are being flagged as spam: What you need to know
Here's a breakdown on why the Trump campaign is reportedly fighting with the wireless carriers and how text messages are playing a bigger role in elections. → Read More
China aims to dominate everything from 5G to social media
Generation China is a CNET series looking at how the country is staking out positions in the biggest areas of tech with players like Huawei and ByteDance's TikTok. → Read More
5G: Everything you need to know about the wireless revolution
A big boost in speed and responsiveness is just the tip of the iceberg for the next-generation cellular technology being rolled out now. → Read More
Foldable phones are coming, even if they've hit a bit of a roadblock
TCL, best known for big-screen televisions, wants to use foldables and 5G to make a bigger mark in smartphones. → Read More
How 5G will change your life
A big boost in speed and responsiveness is just the tip of the iceberg for the next-generation wireless technology. → Read More
5G glossary: From spectrum to small cell to MIMO
Here's what you need to at least sound like you know what you're talking about when it comes to the next-gen mobile network. → Read More
Affordable 5G is coming, AT&T says
The next-generation cellular capability will be in 15 devices with the carrier this year, according to Jeff McElfresh, CEO of the telecom giant's wireless, video and broadband businesses. → Read More
How AT&T is equipping everyone from first responders to students with broadband
Getting internet access is more critical than ever with virtually everyone locked down and staying socially distant. → Read More
Upload's vision of the future is terrifying
Commentary: An Amazon Prime show featuring a conglomerate formed from Nokia and Taco Bell pushing Gordita Crunches in the afterlife? I can see that. → Read More
Streets of Rage 4 is short, sweet and wrapped in nostalgia
Unlike the grand Final Fantasy XII Remake, Streets of Rage 4 is a nostalgia play that doesn't try to reinvent the genre. → Read More
OnePlus launched a flagship phone in a pandemic. Here's how it did it, and why
OnePlus felt it needed to follow through with the launch because technology -- and staying connected -- are more important than ever. → Read More
Verizon will get the OnePlus 8 variant with the fastest 5G as an exclusive
The OnePlus 8 5G UW variant will support Verizon's super-fast, but super-short range version of 5G. → Read More
The fastest OnePlus 8 5G variant is an exclusive with Verizon
The OnePlus 8 5G UW variant will support Verizon's super-fast, but super-short range version of 5G. → Read More
How T-Mobile's John Legere changed the mobile world for the better
Commentary: There's never been a telecom executive like Legere, and there likely never will be again. → Read More
John Legere brought T-Mobile back from the dead. Now he's riding off into the sunset
Legere hands the reins over to new CEO Mike Sievert, marking an end to the era of the fireband telecom executive. → Read More
T-Mobile and Sprint are finally merging: What you need to know about the $26.5 billion deal
Here's how the deal came together and what it means for you. → Read More
Coronavirus isn't a 'Chinese virus' no matter what Trump says
There are societal ramifications for using this label. → Read More