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Waymo's self-driving vehicles may be the way of the future, but they're hitting some road blocks in their quest to build their business in one state.

Mercury, Venus, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and Jupiter will be visible in the night sky shortly after sunset, four of those you won't even need a device to see.

This underrated sci-fi horror series turns one wrong turn into a waking trap, then dares you to keep watching once the sun goes down.

This period-set action film starring Russell Crowe may not have taken the box office by storm, but it's finding new life on the HBO Max streaming service.

Apple CarPlay has lots of benefits, according to those who use it, but also has a few issues that some users just can't overlook. Here's what you should know.

Spotify's new Smart Reorder feature is miles better than Apple Music's AutoMix feature, implementing more intelligent and seamless song transitions.

During a Lunar New Year broadcast in China, a robot performance featuring school children stunned viewers with precision moves and an uneasy sci-fi vibe.

Kitchen tech has mostly been dominated by large AC appliances, but here are some cool USB gadgets that offer great quality-of-life improvements.

A miniature TV that fits in your hand sounds like a joke, but this one actually works. It is tiny, usable, and built for pure novelty fun.

OLEDs have become a prominent technology powering displays across devices; however, there are multiple variations, each with its own strengths.

Microsoft has rolled out its optional non-security update for February, and it brings along various quality-of-life improvements to the platform.

The Artemis II mission has been pushed back multiple times for numerous reasons, including a liquid hydrogen leak and communication system glitches.

Smart TVs and devices have different settings that can enhance your viewing. This one setting you should change to make watching TV easier on the eyes.

If you're ready to invest in a dash cam for your car, check out this major discount on a popular option on Amazon with thousands of 5-star reviews.

Finished "The Rip" and want more of that tense, single-location dread? A John Carpenter classic nails the same pressure-cooker vibe, only sharper.