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One out of every 1,150 cars sold in the US is a Buick Regal. It's being dropped, making Buick an all-SUV brand going forward. The bulk of the Buick market is now in China.

It turns out foldable phones are hard to get right, and Samsung wanted almost $2,000 for its first-of-its-kind Galaxy Fold smartphone. A new report from South Korea suggests the Galaxy Fold 2 may be here soon, and it could be much less expensive.

After testing LTE data across the rural US, the agency has concluded that Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Cellular were lying about their coverage about 40 percent of the time. If you were hoping carriers would face some consequences for this, prepare to be disappointed.

A higher frame rate can improve a player's kill-to-death ratio by as much as 90 percent.

Power to the people: Years of owner grousing got BMW to back down from charging $80 a year to use Apple CarPlay. No other automaker does that.

Qualcomm has finally released specs and features for its upcoming flagship 865 ARM chip, which will power premium phones like the Galaxy S11 in 2020. Qualcomm has made extensive changes to the display support, AI, and camera technology.

The research, published in several groundbreaking studies, offers tantalizing details on the origin of the solar wind.

Apple says this is "expected behavior," but it's a misleading setup at the very least.

The XT6 is a nice SUV; it rides well and is much improved over earlier Cadillac SUVs. The elephant in the room is the Lincoln Aviator. The XT6 will get better when Super Cruise arrives.

DJI's newest and smallest Mavic, the Mini, looks like its bigger siblings and has a greatly reduced price. We put one through its paces to see if it lives up to the value proposition of other models in the family.

After small pilot testing, the Firefox Private Network VPN is now available as a free beta. However, Mozilla has instituted numerous limits on the free VPN.

The company's new Snapdragon 865 SoC will power high-end phones in 2020, but it won't include a built-in 5G modem. Instead, Qualcomm announced its first integrated 5G chip will be the more modest Snapdragon 765.