The next Fortnite event is about to begin, and it's going to be a big one. Collision will affect all versions of Fortnite, be they mobile, desktop, or console.

With a bunch of automakers vying for a slice of the EV pie, the Lucid Air shows us one major advantage over traditional, gas-powered vehicles.

A lie detection system known as EyeDetect is said to be able to tell whether a person is truthful based on a non-invasive video-based test of eye movement.

The long-awaited return of the Integra is priced to win in the luxury hot hatch segment, with a slick manual and sharp styling. Can it live up to expectations?

Chromebooks are inexpensive devices that offer long battery life and Chrome OS. The Google operating system is easy to use but packs some big features.

We've been hearing about the Apple Car for years, and it seems it may be close to launch. Recent Apple patents have fueled crazy speculation about the model.

Barnes & Noble is back with a cheaper version of its NOOK GlowLight 4 e-reader, one that trims back the features while covering all of the basics.

Maserati has unveiled the 2023 MC20 Cielo, a carbon fiber supercar convertible packing both power and high-tech features, not the least of which is smart glass.

Ikea has taken the wraps off a new IoT hub that includes support for Matter, plus the company has a redesigned Home app that's easier to use.

If you use Google Chrome on a regular basis, you've probably amassed a bunch of cookies. You can easily clear these small files with a couple of clicks.

If you own a newer iPad, iPhone, or Mac computer, you have access to a great feature you've probably never heard of, and it only takes a tap to enable it.

Honda's best-selling model is getting an update. Here's what we know about the 2023 CR-V Hybrid, a heavyweight in the crossover SUV category.

Amid the controversy caused by Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, former CEO and company co-founder Jack Dorsey has officially stepped down from its board.

The Fortune 500 list of America’s largest companies revealed that their 68th edition (released in 2022) includes the first crypto company in the list's history.

As with laptops and tablets, web browsing on an iPhone causes it to store a bunch of cookies over time, but you can clear them out whenever you want.

Seat belts normally keep you safe in a car crash, but exploding mechanisms and a shower of metal shrapnel has forced a recall for these Hyundai models

Dyson may be best known for vacuum cleaners, but the British company has big plans for home robotics -- and a big budget to make them happen

Reports from China suggest delays are in order for at least one of the likely four new models of the next iPhone, courtesy of COVID-19 and residual effects.

Analysts and economic leaders suggest there are precious few things that can be done in order to save the stock market from its current downturn.

DuckDuckGo has built its reputation on being the browser that prevents tracking, but a secret deal with Microsoft has left some users feeling betrayed

Maserati's reinvention continues, with the new MC20 Cielo convertible getting a wild color-changing droptop roof and a potent F1-inspired engine

A new anonymous tip suggests that Google leadership has seen an early iteration of the fabled Pixel Fold and decided to delay the release of the foldable.

The Jeep Go Topless Weekend on Crystal Beach on the Bolivar Peninsula, Texas, included drunk driving, assault, injuries, and over 100 arrests.

Mark Zuckerberg himself is a target of a lawsuit for data leaks, privacy, and a series of dangerous decisions allegedly made by the founder of Facebook.

The Ford Bronco Raptor has had a few new key details revealed on the road toward release. Horsepower, torque, and EPA-rated fuel economy are in the mix.

The futuristic Porsche 916 joined the brand's "Little Rebels" — a collection of five Porsche concept cars that were never made.

Major tech companies have explored the idea of buying game publishing giant EA, according to sources. Whether one will follow through is another matter.