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Fan service aplenty in the latest trailer for 2020's sequel to the Cruise classic.

Galaxy S10 users get the latest version of Android after three months of waiting.

Fairing reuse, Starlink trains, and Starship testing marked big moments in 2019.

Maybe this counts as a spoiler for our own "Best TV of the Decade" story to come.

A much-improved interior, but the driving experience is let down by the CVT gearbox.

I learned a lot from creating my own deepfake video.

It's a strong contender in the $40,000 luxury crossover market.

Archaeologists say it might also contain the oldest known religious images.

This is a whole new look for the Elitebook line, and it starts at $1,549.

Five men face federal charges of bilking investors of $722 million.

What if Sinbad, King Arthur, Medusa, and Alice started a fight club?

AI leaders say that simply throwing more computers at a problem isn't sustainable.

Our massive guide is back—let us help you pick out a board game.

It's worth the price of admission just to watch The Rock channel Danny DeVito.

Apple acknowledges the bug affects iPhones with a "non-standard configuration."

The search warrants demanded nine hours' worth of location history from Google.

Meet the most expensive Chrome OS laptop on the market.

Mozilla, others ask court to reverse ruling that let FCC kill net neutrality.

Rice University's MACH training system scales further than previous approaches.

AT&T convinced FCC not to publish slow results, then left program entirely.

The last of our holiday gift guides is all about high-end and enthusiast tech.

Mazda's insane attention to detail really shows here in this sub-$30,000 CUV.

Revealed at The Game Awards alongside new game series, slightly new controller.

"People around here, they forget. They forget the past. It's written in blood."

The judge ordered a temporary injunction and said Tofurky is likely to prevail.

VPN mesh networks allow nearby nodes to rapidly communicate peer-to-peer.

The bad actors harassing folks for fun got more attention than they meant to.

1-800-273-8255 is current suicide hotline; 988 would eventually redirect to it.

By default, Chrome will now let users know if their credentials are public.

Plus an Echo Dot for $11, Switch console bundles, and Anker accessory deals.

Rise of digital subscriptions, decline in physical releases poised to continue.

The court defeat is just the latest for anti-vaccine students.

A dozen injured, others reported missing in electrical fire aboard ship damaged by sinking dock.

Consoles, headsets, collectibles, and much more to be won in our annual sweepstakes.

"Just like real rabbits, our rabbit also carries its own blueprint."

Do you have VR "sea legs"? Then it's a must-play. Either way, engage with caution.

Sens. Graham and Feinstein show united front on blaming crypto for child porn.

And consumers in major cities are more likely to take the plunge than others.

Two studies examine weather patterns and agriculture around the world.

Settlement brings refunds to customers but applies only in Washington state.

Previous attempts to curb harassment haven't succeeded, casting doubt on new try.

After E3 woes mount, Game Awards' 48-hour event is primed to shake up the industry.

And a group of Splatoon 2 fans organize their own version of the defunct "Splatfest."

Same ransomware hit security firm; operators stole data for "leverage" on ransom.

150-person layoff despite Verizon touting gains in mobile advertising.

BMW's OS 7.0 will support wired and wireless casting.

On kicking cable broadband to the curb, experts say "The answer is absolutely! Depending.”

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