Today's major tech headlines include Uber's cutting of 3,000 more jobs, an ex-Disney executive taking on the reigns of TikTok and how some US Apple stores are reopening.

Due to the pandemic, air travel saw roughly a 95% decrease in the volume of passengers between February and April. So where are all those planes?

With a look inspired by Japan's bullet trains and tons of gear including a refrigerator and a vacuum, Toyota's minivan looks like a road trip juggernaut.

Beyond the new Mirai-inspired look, the hybrid-only Venza will have a huge efficiency advantage in its class and a few novel cabin tech features.

When someone offers you the keys to a mid-engined V12 Ferrari, you'd be bonkers to decline.

Reports are coming in left and right about Apple's next wearable. It looks like it'll get some superpowers when it comes to monitoring your health.

In today's top stories, the US Secret Service suspects fraud scams surrounding unemployment benefits, Amazon reopens in France and SpaceX is testing the new VisorSat technology.

Thanks to built-in Wi-Fi in a much smaller body, the August Wi-Fi Smart Lock proves itself as the best retrofit smart lock.

This isn't the perfect phone or the most powerful phone. It doesn't have the best cameras or battery life. It costs $1,380. And yet its foldable fun has won me over.

This week's major tech stories include Epic Games' reveal of its newest Unreal Engine 5, Apple's plan to return some employees to offices this summer and Facebook's tackling of Covid-19 misinformation.