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Google is testing an ad-blocker service, Amazon may be inserting ads into streaming video, and Comcast lets you track the cable guy.

We're back in the studio today! Join us for a very special episode complete with a full tour and the start of our Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Xbox One bundle!

Five machines that get us closer to the Star Trek food replicator you've always wanted.

Nokia is back with the N1 tablet, Jolla is taking your money, and GPS satellites are looking for dark matter in the cosmic cracks.

Just because new tablets are hitting the market, it doesn't mean you need to get rid of your old one so fast. Instead, repurpose it into a digital photo frame at your home or office to entertain friends and family. CNET's Kara Tsuboi explains how easy it is to breathe new life into an old gadget in this Tech Minute.

It's the latest from Google and Apple going head-to-head in a big screen tablet battle. Who will be crowned King of the Prizefight Ring?

Will Samsung add a new member to the Galaxy family in 2014? Google is developing amazing new photo recognition tech and Lollipop is here for all Nexus devices.

The Charge tracks steps and sleep, and does it well, but you really should wait for the heart-rate-tracking version next year. Here's why.

Yahoo aims to become a search leader once again as the default for Firefox browsers. Meanwhile, Amazon builds a robot army, and future phone screens may not shatter so easily.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the iPhone 6 Plus, explores the hardware inside, and discovers several interesting differences from the regular iPhone 6.

The Defender may be on the cusp of being discontinued, but that doesn't mean it isn't capable of off-road action. Quite the opposite in fact, as XCAR found out at Easton, where Land Rover challenges its vehicles.

Marriott is hoping virtual reality gives visitors the travel bug. The hotel chain has partnered with tech companies to create a 4D experience using the Oculus Rift VR headset. But how realistic is it?

Is YouTube's new subscription music video service right for you? CNET's Donald Bell shares his opinion.

Constantly switching from one app to another is for amateurs. The Note 4 gives you the ultimate built-in productivity tool.

On today's show, we discuss a futuristic home robot with swappable peripherals, a Parisian restaurant using wearables, tablets and phones to organize its kitchen and one university's quest to teach a computer magic tricks.