Crowdsourced videos, photos could aid Boston blast investigations

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April 16, 2013 CNET Daily News
Crowdsourced videos, photos could aid Boston blast investigations Those who recorded what happened before two fatal blasts at the Boston Marathon could have been gathering evidence, not just capturing memories. Read more | Share:  YouTube creates 'Explosions at Boston Marathon' video page YouTube creates a spotlight page devoted to video and news related to the deadly bombings near the Boston Marathon finish line. Read more | Share:  Windows 8, take 2? Let's see Start button, boot to desktop Microsoft may be moving toward bringing back the Start button and allowing users to boot straight to the desktop with its coming Windows 8.1 release later this year. Read more | Share:  Apple to sell 75 million low-cost iPhones next year, says analyst The much-rumored low-cost iPhone would cannibalize sales from the more expensive model but help Apple grab a healthy chunk of the low-end smartphone market. Read more | Share:  Google Glass Explorer Edition starts shipping now The Web giant notifies everyone on the Glass Explorers list that some of the wearable devices are off the production line and ready to be shipped. Read more | Share:  Google still wants Apple to use its maps, Eric Schmidt says The Google chairman doesn't specify whether the two companies are still in talks but says it would be easy for Apple to shift to making Google Maps the default navigation tool for iOS. Read more | Share:  Artist paints photorealistic aquatic life in three dimensions Singapore artist Keng Lye uses paint and resin to create incredibly lifelike 3D representations of life under the water. Read more | Share:  01 WhatsApp CEO: We're bigger than Twitter 02 Facebook reportedly wants $1 million for each video ad 03 Android phones to top 1B by year's end, Eric Schmidt says 04 Recycled Orchestra turns garbage into beautiful music 05 T-Mobile: iPhone drove one of the biggest weekends ever for us Dish doubles down on deals (pictures) Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen has compared his strategy to "Seinfeld" -- 28 minutes of scenes that don't make sense and the final two minutes where everything comes together. Here are some of those random scenes -- deals -- attempted by Dish, with some successful and others not so much. Read more | Share:  New products we can't wait to see Spring ushers in a new wave of tech, and we've rounded up the best products slated for release. Watch Bridget Carey daily for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, new apps, and what's ahead.  Video podcast Don't miss an Update. Download the CNET Update video podcast now.   iTunes: SD | HQ | HD  RSS: SD | HQ | HD Audio podcast No need for video? No problem. Download to listen to CNET Update's audio podcast.   iTunes: MP3   RSS: MP3 01 Zuckerberg bores staff in new Facebook Home ad 02 Psy's 'Gangnam Style' sequel, 'Gentleman M/V,' hits YouTube 03 How Facebook and Twitter mess with DUI checkpoints 04 Boeing's futuristic X-48C makes final flight 05 Soft-porn TV star refuses to wear electronic tag, says career-threatening

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