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This week in Tesla news: Tesla's cheapest Model 3 will cost $45,000. That's not counting the $35,000 Model 3 you can't get yet. Also, Teslas not yet ordered may get the $7,500 tax credit.

In the upcoming Chrome v71 and 72, Google will make Linux feel more useful and integrated on Chromebooks.

Hyundai's excellent Kona subcompact crossover gets a powerful motor and big battery. Among sub-$50,000 EVs, the only one that tops the Kona EV's range is the base Tesla Model S. Know anybody who actually took delivery of this base Tesla? Us neither.

The Pixel 3 and 3 XL appear to be the very first Verizon phones subject to its new, murky SIM locking policy. If you buy a Verizon Pixel, it's really only going to work on Verizon.

David and Goliath. Scrappy underdog versus industry titan. Half-dead incompetent failure versus bloated, corrupt "leader" too stuck in its own past to ever drive the future. Frame the fight as it pleases you, smoke 'em if you got 'em, and pull up a chair. AMD and Intel are going to war.

The most precise model of the electron yet has now demonstrated that your science teacher was right — electrons are almost perfectly round, and that's going to make some physicists very unhappy.

Starting next year, more pre-installed apps can be forever banished from your computer.

The 3.7 billion-year-old structures found in Greenland certainly looked like they had a biological origin, but a new study casts doubt on the original claims.

The Apple-is-going-to-dump Intel rumor is going around again, but this time, there's more teeth to it.

A new demo from Remedy shown at GTC Europe gave some idea how much of a hit Nvidia GPUs can take from ray tracing. It's not a pretty picture.

Samsung's 7nm EUV is ready for its closeup, but can it find customers?

Essential's website currently claims about 120 employees, so a 30 percent cut would mean 36 fewer employees with around 84 remaining.