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GlobalFoundries refutes rumors that it's up for sale, and hosts the crown prince of Abu Dhabi.

Tesla's plan to sell direct (no more factory stores) is a challenge to the established dealer network. If Tesla succeeds, other startups or market newcomers may follow suit.

Samsung's new UFS chips feature capacities of 512GB now, with 1TB arriving later in 2019.

No longer just the safe choice for an affordable sedan, the new Corolla looks good inside, rides quieter, and the hybrid begs the question, "Why do I need a Prius?"

Coinhive is shutting down, thanks to slumping cryptocurrency prices. Will it cut down on cryptocurrency-mining malware?

FarOut can move over, as FarFarOut is even farther away.

According to Samsung, all of its smart TVs sold this year will use McAfee Security and ship with the software preloaded.

Smartphones with physical keyboards are all but extinct now, but F(x)tec is trying to bring them back with the F(x)tec Pro 1. It faces a tough uphill climb, though.

For the first week, the Nokia 9 PureView will be $599.99 — that's $100 off the normal price. The sale price is $200 lower than the Pixel 3 and $300 less than the Galaxy S10.

Google has new ideas to improve Chrome's performance, courtesy of a new back/forward cache.

Nvidia is reportedly prepping new GPUs to launch in the lower price bands — and directly in the markets where AMD still competes well.

The Blade Shadow Ghost turns your TV into an upper-end gaming PC, at least in theory. Mixed reviews suggest there are still a number of caveats.