Watch brutal Xenomorph attack in new 'Alien: Covenant' trailer - CNET

"The path to paradise begins in hell." Watch as the hopeful crew explores a new world only to be terrified by its not-so-friendly inhabitants.

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Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge honored with UFO award - CNET

Didn't know the rock star had a thing for aliens? DeLonge's passion to find proof of their existence -- including creating a news site dedicated to UFO research -- earns him an accolade.

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​Uber CEO battles driver over falling fares and low pay - CNET

A dashboard cam catches Travis Kalanick getting into a heated argument with his driver. This comes on top of weeks of criticism for the ride-hailing company.

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Look at this amazing smart-home tech for kitchens - CNET

Robot chefs! Sinks that appear -- and disappear! Cups that defy gravity! Want a smarter kitchen? Here it comes.

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Is angry video the end for Uber's CEO? - CNET

Commentary: In a video obtained by Bloomberg, Travis Kalanick gets into an argument with an Uber Black driver. He doesn't come out of it well. Is it time for him to go?

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CNET asks: Will the nostalgic Nokia 3310 candy-bar phone win you back? - CNET

The Nokia 3310 is back! Updated and long on nostalgia but not nearly as smart as your average smartphone -- is this phone enticing enough for you to buy it?

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Google may not ditch laptops, just shed Chromebook Pixel name - CNET

There may not be room for two Pixel-named devices in Googleland. Meanwhile, the company's Chrome OS software is here to stay.

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