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Paris is THE fall auto in Europe for even years (Frankfurt for odd). This year: the new BMW 3 Series, Renault's self-drive hotel on wheels, a flock of Benzes, and Vinfast, a startup from Vietnam.

As other components in phones get smaller, cameras have begun to expand to fill the space. LG's new V40 packs 5 cameras to help you make the most of every type of photography.

Scientists are still analyzing the data collected by Cassini during its final days, and they say the spacecraft encountered an unexpected phenomenon near Saturn: ring rain.

Someone has been putting op-eds in newspapers across the country targeting SpaceX's commercial crew program, and it looks like Boeing could be the culprit.

The Nokia 7.1 is rolling out in the UK and US in the coming weeks, and it only costs $349 (£299) unlocked.

The Nintendo Switch has sold faster than any previous Nintendo console — it even broke the US sales record previously held by Nintendo Wii, selling 4.8 million units in 10 months to the Wii's 4 million. Nintendo isn't resting on its laurels, though.

Microsoft's Windows 1809 update may be causing data loss for certain users. Update with caution — or not at all.

The Chinese have been caught modifying Supermicro server boards with hardware changes to insert permanent system backdoors.

Curiosity has flipped over to its backup computer system after the main system started experiencing errors last month.

Fans of the racing franchise have been dismayed to learn that after six years Microsoft still can't get the store working right.

SSD manufacturers are reportedly struggling with low QLC yields as they try to ramp the latest, densest 3D NAND configuration.

The next version of Wi-Fi is skipping the 802.11x labels in favor of something simpler — Wi-Fi 6.