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2019 brings new and improved products for creating a home video surveillance system as part of a security system. Options range from easy-to-deploy products tied to subscriptions to rolling your own. We take a look at some of the most effective.

Intel's Q1 2019 conference call contained a great deal of information about the company's 10nm ramp, CPU shortage, and overall outlook for 2019. It's looking like a rougher year than Intel initially anticipated.

Samsung has forced iFixit to remove its teardown of the Galaxy Fold after iFixit revealed how fragile the hardware is.

Tesla will do quiet, battery-power leaf blowers. Rainn Wilson (The Office) wants credit for his suggestion to Musk. Chill: Battery leaf blowers exist now. But Tesla could make them better.

The team behind the Mortal Kombat series has been cranking out well-liked fighters on the regular for nearly 30 years now, and Mortal Kombat 11 might be their best game to date with the exception of its ugly lootbox implementation.

Nintendo has sold nearly 35M Switches in two years, but has no plans to make new hardware announcements at E3.

Verizon's price tag on the Samsung Galaxy 10 5G has dropped and... well. Hope you aren't planning any other big-ticket purchases in the near-future. Alternatively, you should buy whatever other thing you were considering and forget the phone.

A new Intel roadmap leak suggests that 10nm chips could tip up as soon as this quarter, but 14nm will remain Intel's primary process through 2021.

Tesla insurance today runs about $2,500 a year from third parties. Tesla sees an opportunity to charge less to drivers who voluntarily agree to monitoring of some parts of their driving.

This would be a substantial change from how wireless performance is typically billed.

One modder spent seven years crafting a seamless Super Mario Bros port for the Commodore 64. This week, Nintendo killed it.

Things will only get better, Elon Musk says, after losing $702 million in Q1 and seeing sales fall 31 percent. Tesla still expects to sell 360,000 to 400,000 cars in 2019.