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An OTA update for the lower-cost Model 3 seems to have broken Autopilot for many users.

Nintendo has clarified that, amazingly, it deletes your Cloud saved games as soon as you stop paying for the service.

Plug-in hybrids that go 15-40 miles on battery, then turn to gasoline, are BMW's bet on the near future. So, no X5 diesel when the new Bimmer ships shortly. Later in its life cycle, that's possible.

Intel's CPU shortage could cause the PC market to fall 5-7 percent in Q4 2018.

LG's OLED panels have reportedly passed muster at Apple, so there will be both Samsung and LG panels in this year's iPhones.

SpaceX says its first orbital moon mission is back on with a space tourist on board the upcoming SpaceX BFR vehicle.

Now, a tailgate that opens six ways. The HUD is ginormous. The bed can be made of carbon fiber. But too much safety gear is optional and adaptive cruise control is AWOL.

Facebook has signed up a number of prominent hardware partners for its AI compiler Glow, including Qualcomm, Intel, and Marvell.

The Russian media is spreading a ridiculous theory that NASA sabotaged the ISS deliberately.

Nvidia has released new performance data for the RTX family.

F-Secure's Olle Segerdahl and Pasi Saarinen found a way to rewrite the non-volatile memory chip that contains the security settings, thus disabling memory overwriting.

Apple is yanking purchased movies out of customer libraries and refusing to offer refunds for content it sold at full price.