Here’s a look at our most important stories for the week ending Jan. 18. …read more Source:: CNet

What tech terrifies the Picard cast, just who is eating the Impossible Burger and why even sex toys are vulnerable to hackers. …read more Source:: CNet

From smart parks tracking unwanted visitors to self-driving medical transport: Here’s everything Vegas is kicking off. …read more Source:: CNet

The small, lightweight Toyota 86 is still one of our favorite no-frills sports cars. …read more Source:: CNet

“SpaceX is setting out to prove a critical safety system will be able to save astronaut lives in the event of a launch emergency during ascent,” reports CNET: The Crew Dragon in-flight abort test is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 18. This is a required step before NASA will allow astronauts to fly to the International…

The time is right for a OnePlus X sequel. …read more Source:: CNet

Apple’s iPhone 11 has updated features and costs $100 more than 2018’s iPhone XR. But it might not be worth buying. …read more Source:: CNet

An off-shoot of the infamous “How to Make (Almost) Anything” course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “How to Grow (Almost) Anything” tackles the core concepts behind designing with biology – prototyping biomolecules, engineering biological computers, and 3D printing biomaterials. The material touches elements of synthetic biology, ethics of biotechnology, protein design, microfluidic fabrication, microbiome…

Remember the iPhone SE? Well, it’s coming back… sort of. …read more Source:: CNet

One company is pursuing the idea of making bendable phone screens from one of the hardest materials on Earth. …read more Source:: CNet