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How China’s most-downloaded app went from pushing nationalism to scamming women

Multiple Chinese police departments recently issued warnings that the Study Xi, Strong Nation app was being used by scammers to steal targets’ money.

John McAfee, 75, dies in Spanish prison, reports say – CNET

The antivirus software pioneer’s extradition to the US had been authorized by a Spanish court earlier Wednesday.

Microsoft Windows 11 launch: How to watch live here on June 24 – CNET

The tech giant is planning what it says is the biggest upgrade to Windows in a decade. We’ll know more soon.

Altice is reducing cable-Internet upload speeds by up to 86% next month

Enlarge (credit: Getty Images | buzbuzzer) Altice is slashing its cable-Internet upload speeds by up to 86 percent starting on July 12. Altice Optimum Online plans that currently have advertised…

Want to dip a toe into 3D printing? Get a Creality Ender printer starting at just $140 – CNET

You can also get the Pro model for $190. Either way, it’s an awfully affordable gateway into this amazing hobby.

Amazon Prime Day boosts e-commerce everywhere compared to last year – CNET

Amazon says Roombas, Instant Pots and Waterpiks were among the best selling products in the US.

Harvey Guillén says filming Werewolves Within felt like comedy camp – CNET

The What We Do in the Shadows star was on CNET’s I’m So Obsessed podcast to discuss playing Guillermo, being in a comedy-horror film based on a video game, and…

Virginia Union University gifts students multiple Apple devices for smart campus program – CNET

A new STEM campaign welcomes the freshman class of 2025 with a bang.

Peacock, Amazon reach deal to add streaming app to Fire TV devices – CNET

With a month until Peacock becomes the US streaming home for the Olympics, NBCUniversal’s streaming service makes its way onto Amazon’s popular Fire TV streaming platform.

EA’s $1.4B Playdemic purchase strengthens its mobile strategy

Electronic Arts has acquired Golf Clash creator Playdemic from WarnerMedia for $1.4 billion in cash as EA goes big in sports and mobile.Read More

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