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Donald Glover joins cast of ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ – CNET
“Couldn’t see me as Spider-Man/but now I’m spittin venom,” he once sang. Now that he’s reportedly joined the cast, let’s see where that goes.

iOS apps will require secure HTTPS connections by 2017 – CNET
Apple announces the move to mandatory use for the secure internet protocol for iOS apps at WWDC 2016.

Overwatch hits 10 million players in under a month – CNET
Blizzard’s new team shooter is on track to break the active player record set by the company’s own World of Warcraft.

Goodbye Xbox, ‘Hey Cortana’ – CNET
When the Windows 10 digital assistant Cortana arrives on the Xbox platform, get ready for real-language voice commands.

Check out Microsoft’s E3 2016 booth (pictures) – CNET
Take a virtual tour of the games, spectacles and more from Xbox booth at E3 2016.

Doctors asked not to tweet confidential information worth $8B at conference tweet it anyway – CNET
Technically Incorrect: At the American Diabetes Conference, trust is tested. It fails.

Interstellar molecule could help solve life mystery – CNET
The Parkes Radio Telescope has found a molecule near the heart of the Milky Way that demonstrates a feature found in molecules associated with life.

Smell like a Jedi with new Star Wars fragrances – CNET
It doesn’t seem as if the Star Wars characters would ever smell too fragrant, but Jedi, Empire and Amidala scents are now offered in Germany.

Fallout 4 in VR will drop an atom bomb on your brain – CNET
Bethesda is prepping Doom and Fallout 4 for HTC Vive, and we went hands-on.

Facebook post blisters person who left nasty note on veteran’s car – CNET
Technically Incorrect: A person leaves a note on a car telling a woman not to park in a spot reserved for veterans. The woman is an eight-year veteran of the Navy.

Remember Napster? It’s coming back! Well, sort of – CNET
Former darling of file-swappers resurrected as name for Rhapsody’s music-streaming service.

We mock Apple because it’s the right thing to do, says Samsung exec – CNET
In an Interview with Adweek, Samsung’s top global marketing exec insists that the company has goodness on its side.

‘South Park’ skewers Marvel and DC superhero movies in new video – CNET
Cartman and pals make fun of the long wait for a black superhero movie, plus get in a good jab at Star Wars’ J.J. Abrams. It’s all a tease for their new video game.

Apple envisions transparent augmented-reality device – CNET
The gadget would display information on a see-through screen, so you could point the screen at the Golden Gate Bridge, say, and check out the bridge and info about it at the same time.

What’s everyone saying about net neutrality? – CNET
Today’s appeals court decision to uphold the Federal Communications Commission’s rules regarding equal access to the internet gives the FCC another legal victory.

Zuckerberg: ‘I am not a lizard’ – CNET
In his latest question-and-answer session, the Facebook cofounder answers oddball questions, including one about whether he’s secretly a reptile. He also hung out with comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

Netflix enables picture-in-picture support for iPad app – CNET
You can watch a video while multitasking on your iPad thanks to the latest Netflix update, available now in the iTunes store.

How 3nder is kinking up the world of online dating – CNET
The next generation is inspiring a new type of online dating service with their open and progressive attitudes toward sexuality and gender.

Get sporty with Motorola’s VerveLife headphones – CNET
CNET goes hands on with Motorola’s rugged range of VerveLife sport headphones.

Twitter invests in SoundCloud – CNET
The social-media company had considered a takeover of the audio-upload site two years ago.

Donald Trump d20 dice won’t help you defeat any dragons – CNET
Try your luck with a d20 die filled with Trumpisms so that every roll is a random phrase uttered from the mouth of a presidential candidate.

Judy Jetson voice actress saw a century of wild technological change – CNET
Janet Waldo lived in amazing times, moving from the era of the Model T to the beginning of self-driving and flying cars.