Tech

Decluttering your online life: how to get your digital house in order and protect your data from AI

The average person spends 40% of their waking hours online. Clearing out digital clutter can minimise environmental impacts and boost productivity

Apple's iPhone Duo is already backordered until 2027 as pre-order sales soar

October 16, 2026 / 3:34 PM EDT / CBS News

Masterplan Review

A ‘family’ of criminals attempt to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in pulpy and forgettable thriller

Apple’s $1,999 iPhone Duo puts the company's status-symbol power to the test

Apple’s $1,999 iPhone Duo is drawing early demand as analysts assess whether the foldable can lift iPhone pricing and revenue.

We asked the DOT who would oversee a flying car like Tesla's Roadster. The answer isn't readily clear.

Updated on: October 16, 2026 / 8:05 PM EDT / CBS News

Game, set and tache: Carlos Alcaraz joins growing trend for a stylish top lip

Tennis superstar is latest celebrity to sport a ‘refined’ moustache which owes little to bushy Tom Selleck look

Here's who Netflix just brought in to run content

Peter Rice brings a wealth of experience in TV and film, including scripted and unscripted shows, live sports, prestige television and theatrical distribution.

The Guardian view on Winnie-the-Pooh: now we are 100

He may have been eclipsed by the more progressive Paddington of late, but AA Milne’s creation is not just a Silly Old Bear

The drumbeat to buy battered shares of CoreWeave is growing louder on Wall Street

Analysts are saying the sell-off, which is continuing Friday, is "overblown."

Semiconductors are out, software is in. Why that’s not about to change anytime soon

Some investors are betting that infrastructure software companies are among the best positioned to take on challenges in the coming year.

Tesla unveils Roadster 'flying car' with demonstration

Tesla unveiled its next-generation Roadster car in a livestreamed video demonstration on Thursday, showcasing its ability to fly using SpaceX thruster technology.

An open book: how to make a great film adaptation, from The Shining to Trainspotting

Not every great novel makes a great movie, and sometimes the opposite is true. But regardless of the source text, or how beloved characters are treated, there is more than one way to write a successful adaptation.