This week's major tech stories include Sony's PS5 hardware reveal and a slew of new game announcements, the launch of 5G home internet in Detroit and Twitter's new self-verification system.

Apple could announce its own Mac chips as soon as this month's WWDC conference.

The 10x optical zoom is amazing, but the lack of Google services and the high price are problems for this phone.

We'll walk you through setting up the $20 Wyze Cam in no time.

Resideo's $200 Honeywell Home T9 Smart Thermostat handles your home's heating and cooling for you.

We got to play with Xiaomi's Mi 10 Pro. It's sleek, ultra fast and has 5G, but is it worth the price?

Father's Day is right around the corner, and whether or not you're actually able to spend time with your dad, make it a memorable holiday with a special gift of tech.

BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford and more have announced new cars this month. We round them all up in the latest episode of AutoComplete.

In today's top stories, Sony actually showed its next-generation console, and it's a head-turner (the games looked good, too). Meanwhile, big software players are taking a stand against the police using their facial recognition technology.

Sony's "Future of Gaming" event showcased over two dozen games -- plus Sony finally lifted the curtain on the hardware itself, giving the world its first look at the PlayStation 5. Jeff Bakalar is here to break it all down.