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We're opening up today's topic to everything and anything tech. CNET Editors Brian Tong and Dong Ngo are ready to take on your questions on this edition of Editors' Office Hours.
Daily Debrief: Making sense of a gadget-crazed Vietnam
Dong Ngo returned to his homeland of Vietnam, where he roamed the country examining how technology is affecting the culture and the economy. He joins Charles Cooper on the CNET News Daily Debrief to talk about his experiences.
From spyware to computer viruses, there is a lot of malicious software out there that can harm your computer and put your private data in jeopardy. CNET's Dong Ngo and Brian Tong will fill you in on the best practices and software to keep you safe online.
Backing up all your data can sometimes be like going to the dentist for a checkup. You don't want to go through it, but it's something that has to be done. CNET tech editor Dong Ngo joins Brian Tong to talk about the best backup practices, solutions, and storage to help keep your data safe.
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On Manhattan's Lower East Side, there's a two-player table-tennis venue. But it's actually a design studio. And, it'll be gone in July. Confused? Watch the video.
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It's the day before Thanksgiving and CNET's The 404 Podcast has a lot to be thankful for. As we go around the circle from Wilson, to me, then to our special guests Natali Del Conte of CNET's Loaded and Tim Geisenheimer, we realize we all have something in common: we're all very very thankful to Les Moonves for signing our paychecks twice a month! We're also want to give a big shoutout to all The 404 listeners and chat roomies- you guys put up with our idiocy on a daily basis and keep coming back for more, and we can't thank you enough for the support!
Dong Ngo rolls up his sleeves to help you tune up your old PC, returning it back to its glory days when it use to run smoothly and trouble-free.
Paul McCartney earned three Grammy nominations for his critically acclaimed album, "Chaos And Creation In The Backyard." With nominations for Album Of The Year, Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, for the album's first single "Fine Line," and Best Pop Vocal Album, (as well as a Producer Of The Year nod for Nigel Godrich) McCartney's "Chaos" stands as one of the most nominated albums of the year. "It's always great to be recognized for your work,? said McCartney, who recently completed his sold-out, 37-city, "US Tour" of America. "We're very proud of the album, the reception it's had and I?m chuffed for Nigel. It was a great album to make. And seeing as I've never actually won a Grammy for my post-Wings work, it's pretty exciting..." "Chaos And Creation In The Back Yard" is McCartney?s 20th studio recording since The Beatles. Upon its release, which marked the end to a nearly four year studio hiatus for McCartney, the recording was met with unprecedented universal critical praise. The comparisons to "Chaos," were made at the time, many pointing out similarities to "McCartney," as well as to the Beatles "White Album." "Chaos" was produced by Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Travis and Beck) and was recorded in London and Los Angeles over the past two years.
Neuroscience research is advancing at a stunning rate, making it possible for the first time to peer directly into the brain to decipher the physical composition of our thoughts.
