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Already the best-selling medium or large SUV, the 2020 Explorer brings more horsepower and more safety. Co-Pilot 360+ provides solid driver assistance. Buyers may find much of the good tech is on the Explorers selling in the high-40s. See for yourself this summer.

Anyone up for a $1,500 version of 2005-2006's hottest phone, this time with a folding screen?

According to the new CERN report, the FCC could have a 62-mile (100 kilometers) track in the same region of Europe — that's four times larger than the LHC. When completed, the FCC should be capable of smashing atoms at unprecedented energies of up to 100 TeV.

Intel's next 5GHz CPU is a 14-core monstrosity — but don't expect to see it in the usual channels.

The extra cash is being billed as a way to pay for the absolutely massive amounts of money Netflix is sinking into making its own content.

We agree with several key analysts that an Intel-AMD merger is a non-starter.

An experimental module on the lander filled with seeds has succeeded in growing the first Earth plants on another world.

FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai will not meet with Congress to discuss the sale of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint location data to third-party data brokers. Not while the government shutdown continues.

Under a set of proposed rules, commercial drone operators could fly aircraft at night and use them over populated areas.

The Earth's magnetic pole is wobbling around, causing various navigation issues across the globe. Luckily, there's a model that corrects for this wobble. Unluckily, a crucial update to the magnetic pole model is delayed because of the US government shutdown.

Intel and Micron are calling it quits in a pre-arranged unwinding of their joint Optane and Flash manufacturing plans.

Apple and Qualcomm are tangling in court again, with Apple implying Qualcomm is behind its own delayed transition to 5G.