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Sure, Bullitt's Cat S61 makes calls, but how often do you see a phone with a thermal-imaging camera and an air quality sensor? CNET takes a closer look. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2HRR4YS

The next Asus ZenFone brings AI features and an all-screen look. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2BVzZN5

Black Panther is not only a good movie but a celebration of black women, and black hair. from Al Jazeera English http://ift.tt/2CKzJgA

Letter, signed by over 200 artists, writers and musicians, says governments should take steps to stop the bloodshed. from Al Jazeera English http://ift.tt/2EUW01g

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The most comprehensive elephant genome study ever conducted, covering seven living and extinct species, is offering some surprises about the family tree of the world's largest land animal while also settling a debate about Africa's elephants. from Reuters: Science News http://ift.tt/2EYBY1J

The bitcoin exchange notifies customers targeted by a tax-avoidance probe their data will go to the tax agency within three weeks. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2FyBJeT

What the what? Leagoo's new phone does its best to rip off both Apple and Samsung at the same time. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2HONu1l

Plus, superthin bezels and a next-gen fingerprint scanner. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2ozZUS6

New DMV regulations mean companies can road test autonomous cars that don't have a driver behind the wheel. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2BUsO7S

The decision clears up questions over whether the FTC has the authority to go after broadband providers it believes are treating consumers unfairly. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2F5jWhw

The next-generation sedan takes to the stage in New York next month, and it sounds like it'll be packing a surprise. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2sZgXlN

Apple's Steve Jobs once promised thermonuclear war on Google's Android. Now, his company appears more willing to do business with its rival. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2oA3JXd

With its luxe looks and barely-there bezel, Nokia's latest marquee phone managed to steal some of the Galaxy S9's spotlight. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2CmUMtF

Commentary: New Cupertino ads claim it's easy to switch to iPhone and the device is more secure and offers better customer support than its competitors. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2CKcfIx

Expect two V8s, a diesel I6 and plenty of chrome. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2ETDBSd

With the Presidio Sport, Speck has created its first iPhone case with antimicrobial technology and a soft-to-the-touch finish. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2EXznoP

The Galaxy S9's prices and discounts are all over the place, depending on where you buy it. Let us help you sort it all out. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2HKxzRR

One more time, fans on Twitter are fried over problems getting the "Rick and Morty"-endorsed dipping sauce. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2EXbLok

Emma González, one of the outspoken students who survived a Florida high school shooting, is using Twitter to find an audience. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2sYhTXQ

Looks like the video game-themed hero is making a much bigger mess in the sequel. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2GMgRAa

Five lucky readers can take home the unlocked version of the V30, courtesy of LG. This giveaway ends March 4, 2018. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2EWHIsW

Western Digital came to Mobile World Congress with a huge, fast and ultra-durable memory card. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2FzZdQO

The British grand-touring luxo-rocket manufacturer has managed to climb out of its money pit and may be going public. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2EYWS0Q

Buying light bulbs isn't as simple as it used to be -- but don't worry, we're here to help. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2FzNBxk

A big "iPhone X Plus"-style phone would be one of three new Apple devices, Bloomberg reports. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2CIyqPf

The tractor manufacturer is offering Easy Change prefilled oil filters for certain lawn tractors to ease maintenance for inexperienced and laissez-faire owners. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2F4iHzj

Could elephant-mammoth hybrids roam the tundra? Researchers analyze the genes of several elephant species, and find genes from their extinct ancestors could help save them. from CNET News http://ift.tt/2CkOESM

President Erdogan’s words were a little bit of an odd thing to say to comfort a 6-year-old. This is Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey. You may remember him as the world leader who forced people in his country to listen to a message from him before they made any phone calls. Adem Altan / AFP / Getty Images Well this Saturday, he spotted a small girl dressed in military uniform at a conference held by Turkey's ruling party in one of the country's provinces. youtube.com The girl, identified as a first-grader named Amine Tiras, did her best to hold her salute when first ID'd but absolutely broke down when the president called her onstage. youtube.com To be fair, Erdogan seemed to do his best to comfort the crying girl at first, kissing her on both cheeks. “Here are our Maroon Berets. Look, we have our own Maroon Berets,” he said as she walked across the stage, dressed in the uniform of Turkey's special forces. “But Maroon Berets don’t cry,” Erdgoa...

Police outside Slovak investigative journalist Jan Kuciak's home. Vladimir Simicek / AFP / Getty Images A Slovak reporter specializing in tax fraud and corruption investigations and his girlfriend were found murdered over the weekend, according to police Monday. Kuciak’s murder is the second in the last five months of an investigative journalist specializing in high-level corruption in the European Union. On Oct. 17, Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed by a car bomb in Malta. Jan Kuciak, a 27-year-old reporter for online news portal aktuality.sk, was found dead Sunday alongside Martina Kusnirova at their home in the town of Velka Maca, about 40 miles from the Slovak capital, Bratislava. Police believe they were murdered sometime between Thursday and Sunday, when their bodies were discovered after family members became concerned that the couple could not be reached. Police official Tibor Gaspar told reporters that Kuciak died of a gunshot wound to the chest while Kusnirova was ...

A Twitter account that has received international attention for tweeting videos from a place in Syria that’s been described as “hell on Earth”” is now being swarmed by pro-Assad and pro-Russia trolls. This is Muhammad Najem. According to his Twitter account he's a 15-year-old boy living in Eastern Ghouta, Syria. Najem posts videos, in both Arabic and English, full of desperate pleas for an end to bombing in the place where he was born and raised. Twitter / Muhammad Najem The area has been under siege by government and pro-Syrian regime forces for years. In the past week, the violence has intensified . International monitors and activists on the ground say that as many as 500 people — 127 of them children — have been killed. Anti-government militant groups operating inside the besieged region have also launched bombs into areas held by Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's regime, killing at least 25. The United Nations Security Council recently announced a 30-day ceasefire. ...

This building in St. Petersburg housed the Internet Research Agency. Dmitry Lovetsky / AP A former manager of the Internet Research Agency, the Russian “troll factory” and propaganda operation accused of meddling in the 2016 election, has lived in the United States for the past two and a half months, according to a Russian news outlet. Agata Burdonova, 31, was an English-language specialist who worked as a manager at the IRA, according to TV Rain , an independent Russian news agency that has broken a number of stories about the IRA. She moved to Bellevue, Washington, on Dec. 7, and has thoroughly documented her move on her social media accounts. She has posted pictures of her boarding pass and Russian passport, a selfie with her husband at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and photos of Seattle’s Space Needle, a suburban American neighborhood, and several Washington parks. TV Rain said she denied that she had worked for the IRA and refused to comment on her move to the United ...