Steven Musil is a night news editor at CNET. With a passion for technology that began in the late '70s, he covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, the Internet of Things, and e-commerce. He has been featured in CNET, SFGate, and MSN, among others.
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Steven Musil's coverage heavily focuses on technology and government announcements, with a mix of press releases and legal policy regulation. His articles cover various tech topics such as updates from major tech companies, product releases, and new features.
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Senior editor Steven Musil joins a small group of reporters given access to the Artemis crew as they prepare for Friday's splashdown.
By: Steven Musil
I joined a small group of reporters granted access to the Artemis crew as they prepare for Friday's splashdown.
The astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission are called a crew, but they really regard themselves as a team, right down to how they move around the Orion spacecraft's cabin.
Apple is also considering a camera setup with vertically oriented oval lenses with surrounding lights, Mark Gurman reports.
Commentary: Apple has introduced so much in 15 years, it's hard to choose just five. But we tried.
Still, the glasses are regarded by company leadership as a top priority, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman writes.
New feature will allow iPhone users to divide the check at dinner with a large group and generate payment requests, Bloomberg reports.
The device is expected to possess a "personality" that will serve as a "humanlike AI companion," Bloomberg reports.
The keypad is for helping monitor your Codex agents, not keeping you company.
Steven Musil OpenAI has made its debut into the world of consumer devices, but it isn't in the form of a personalized smart speaker, as was recently rumored earlier this week -- nor is it a smartphone.
