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John Kim
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Principal Video Producer, CNET
San Francisco
Beats
Travel , Medical Tech , FTC , CFPB Actions , Scams
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Content
By John Kim Verified| CNET News (video)@ New iPad Pros and iPad Airs vs. Earlier iPads New iPad Pros and iPad Airs vs. Earlier iPadsGoogle's Pixel 8A Is Here: What's New and Different Google's Pixel 8A Is Here: What's New and DifferentTrying an AI Exoskeleton in the Real World Trying an AI Exoskeleton in the Real WorldRabbit R1: Here's What It Can Actually Do Rabbit R1: Here's What It Can Actually DoBeats Solo 4 Headphones Review: Same Look, but Better Sound and USB-C Beats Solo 4 Headphones Review: Same Look, but Better Sound and USB-C
By John Kim Verified| CNET News (video)@ Speaker 1: Let me show you an example in Google Photos. We launched Google Photos almost nine years ago. Since then, people have used it to organize their most important memories. Today that amounts to more than 6 billion photos and videos uploaded every single day, and people love using photos to search across their life. With Gemini, you're making that a whole lot easier. Say you're at a parking station ready to pay, but you can't recall your license plate [00:00:30] number.
By John Kim Verified| CNET News (video)@ New iPad Pros and iPad Airs vs. Earlier iPads New iPad Pros and iPad Airs vs. Earlier iPadsGoogle's Pixel 8A Is Here: What's New and Different Google's Pixel 8A Is Here: What's New and DifferentTrying an AI Exoskeleton in the Real World Trying an AI Exoskeleton in the Real WorldRabbit R1: Here's What It Can Actually Do Rabbit R1: Here's What It Can Actually DoBeats Solo 4 Headphones Review: Same Look, but Better Sound and USB-C Beats Solo 4 Headphones Review: Same Look, but Better Sound and USB-C
Company Info
CNET
CNET is a leading technology media company founded in 1992 by Halsey Minor and Shelby Bonnie. Originally named "Computer Network," it launched its website in 1995 and quickly became a key player in tech journalism during the dot-com boom. Acquired by CBS in 2008 and now part of ViacomCBS, CNET serves millions of users each month, making it the world’s largest technology publication. CNET offers a range of services, including news, product reviews, and industry analysis across various tech sectors. The company produces multimedia content such as videos, podcasts, and tutorials, along with buying guides and troubleshooting tips to assist consumers in navigating tech products. CNET also documents significant milestones in technology, from the rise of the internet to advancements in AI and smart home devices. With a commitment to journalistic integrity, CNET aims to provide trusted and engaging perspectives on technology.
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