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Steve Jobs once threw a prototype iPhone across a room full of reporters

Steve Jobs once threw a prototype iPhone across a room full of reporters

Months before Apple’s iPhone went on sale in June 2007, a little after Steve Jobs unveiled the “Jesus Phone” in January 2007, Apple’s CEO paid a visit to The Wall Street Journal‘s headquarters, packed more than two dozen editors and reporters to offer a sneak peek, when someone asked about its durability. Apple’s revolutionary iPhone (2007) Roger Cheng for CNET: Jobs’ response: tossing the…

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Drink into the weekend with CNET's signature 'Redball' cocktail (Open_Tab)

Start off the Labor Day weekend with our CNET-themed cocktail that made its debut on the Open_Tab show. Here’s the recipe: One part apple vodka One part cinnamon whisky (or schnapps) Four parts cranberry juice A splash of something sparkling (like Ginger Ale) Mix with a light shake and serve on the rocks. Garnish with a bit of cinnamon and a red apple if you would like.

Have your own geeky cocktail ideas? Put them in the comments below, tweet them to #OpenTab or email them to [email protected]. We’ll spotlight our favorites in future shows!

Want to join Open_Tab’s next live show? We go live on CNET’s Livestream and YouTube pages on Fridays around 3:30 p.m. ET, 12:30 p.m. PT and 8:30 p.m. UK. Send us your thoughts and topic ideas in the comments below, tweet them using #OpenTab or email them to [email protected].

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Will Siri or Alexa become your scary, robotic bartender? (CNET's Open Tab)

Voice assistants are coming to more and more devices, and are learning even more about you. We talk about whether that’s awesome or scary in the first broadcast of CNET’s Open Tab.

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Inside one of the world's first 5G wireless tests

CNET checks out the future of mobile networks at Verizon’s headquarters in Basking Ridge, New Jersey.

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What is 5G?

Verizon talks about the next generation of wireless technology, and why you should care.

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LG G5 smartphone: CNET Editors react

CNET experts who’ve seen and used LG’s newest products — including the customisable G5 and a rolling camera — offer their first impressions of the new tech, and what it means for LG.