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Inside scoop: iPhone rumors discussed and debunked As we approach the five-year anniversary of the iPhone's debut, Kara Tsuboi chats with Josh Lowensohn about what's next for the now iconic smartphone.

At Google I/O: New gadgets, Google glasses In a high-voltage demo, Google Glass stole the show at the annual developers conference. CNET's Sumi Das reports on the wearable computing project as well as a new tablet and streaming media player that could offer fresh competition to Apple and other rivals.

Unjailbreak your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch Whether you regret customizing iOS beyond recognition or you just need to take your device to the Genius Bar for repairs, here's a simple method of restoring it to its former self.

Google Nexus 7 singes Kindle Fire Google flaunts new products like the Nexus 7 tablet and Android 4.1, and gives developers a chance to try Project Glass.

Ep. 1083: Where we'll have what she's having The guys imagine a Big Lebowski sequel starring Jesse Eisenberg and Ron Paul. And speaking of great films, allow us to honor Nora Ephron, one of the best screenwriters in the history of cinema. Those stories plus contest winners and listener voicemails on today's 404 episode!

Google unveils Google Glass Explorer Edition at I/O Google's Sergey Brin reveals video-capturing, augmented reality glasses at Google I/O in San Francisco. The Google Glass Explorer Edition will be available via pre-order for conference attendees, cost $1,500, and ship in early 2013.

Live skydiving with Google's glasses Google's Sergey Brin leads a demo of Google's Project Glass with a group of skydivers outfitted with the new video-capturing spectacles. The skydivers jump from an airplane during Google I/O while attendees watch via the company's Hangout software.

Google announces Nexus Q, streaming-media ball Google shows off an orblike streaming-media device at Google I/O in San Francisco. The new box aims to act as a bridge between Android tablets and smartphones, and your TV. The gadget will cost $300.

Google unwraps new Nexus tablet Google demos an Asus-built 7-inch tablet running Android's new mobile OS, Jelly Bean, at Google I/O in San Francisco. The new tablet will be outfitted with a 1.3GHz quad-core processor and a screen resolution of 1,280-by-800 pixels. The cost of the device will be $299.

Features galore in Google's Jelly Bean Google's Hugo Barra and Dave Burke announce the latest Android OS update, Jelly Bean, at Google I/O in San Francisco. The new OS features offline voice typing, an update to notifications, an enhanced camera app, and better touch-screen responsiveness.

Google redesigns mobile search Google's Hugo Barra demos a brand-new search experience for Android at the company's Google I/O conference in San Francisco. The service, dubbed "Google Now," offers new voice search and better integration between browsing and navigation.

2013 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring Mazda ups the ante with the all-new CX-5, but can it right the wrongs of past models? Take a ride with CNET's Antuan Goodwin in the 2013 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring.

Intel shows off futuristic technologies Wish you didn't have to lug around your keys? Ever imagine that your car headlights could see through rain? Intel showcased some of its futuristic technologies at its annual Research@Intel event in San Francisco.

New details on the iPhone 5 NFC and a smaller dock connector are possibly coming, more secrets inside of iOS 6, and when will we see an iMac Retina Display?