Five unanswered questions about PlayStation 4

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February 21, 2013 CNET Daily News
Five unanswered questions about PlayStation 4 Sony shows off new games and hardware, but still leaves key questions unanswered. Read more | Share:  Sony: Fear not, the PlayStation 4 will play used games It's official: there is no need to worry about a patent that stops consoles from playing second-hand games -- it isn't intended for Sony's next console. Read more | Share:  Finer details about PlayStation 4's DualShock 4 controller, Eye camera Want to learn more about Sony's newly announced PlayStation 4 accessories? Step right in and educate yourself. Read more | Share:  Google wants to de-geek its glasses, says report The company is asking eyeglass maker Warby Parker to create a more stylish look for its high-tech Glass spectacles, according to The New York Times. Read more | Share:  Apple patent application hints at iWatch A patent application published today points to a flexible touch-screen device that can wrap around your wrist. Read more | Share:  Social pollution masks? Winning wearable tech ideas Frog Design asked designers to invent wearable tech concepts, with results ranging from interactive tree displays to a wristband that helps wearers navigate NY subways. Read more | Share:  Teen iOS app developers hit download lottery Apple helps promote the app Finish, which was created by two high school students to help people deal with procrastination. Read more | Share:  01 Mark Zuckerberg co-sponsors $33M prize to extend human life 02 First space tourist plans to make trip to Mars in 2018 03 FCC institutes new rules on cell phone signal boosters 04 YouTube viewership takes its place in Billboard charts 05 State helps parents access dead child's Facebook content Curiosity collects first samples ever from the interior of another planet (pictures) The drill on Curiosity's robotic arm bored a 2.5-inch hole into the Martian bedrock on February 8. Read more | Share:  How we test and rate cell phones Sit tight as we explain how CNET puts phones through their paces and make evaluations on what's good -- and not. 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 Google's electronic eyewear gets 'OK Glass' voice commands 02 HTC One looks great. But will anyone care? 03 Bill Gates 'not satisfied' with Microsoft's innovations 04 Sony to launch PlayStation 4 in November at $429, $529 -- report 05 HTC One takes display pixel density crown Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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