This week's major tech stories include a possible vulnerability in Apple's Mail app, Google verifying all advertisers from now on and a report from the New York Times that says China was behind a disinformation campaign at the start of the Covid-19 outbreak in the US.

The video calling platform has seen a 2,000% increase in calls on the weekend, leading to a massive rethink of security and features.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg debuts a new video conferencing tool, Messenger Rooms. The new video presence platform will make it possible for users to connect to a video conference even without a Facebook account.

As many people are sheltering in place across the country, preparing every meal at home has become a necessity. But if you're lacking in the culinary arts, there are several meal kit services for you and your baby that are still delivering during these difficult times.

Today on AutoComplete, we're looking at project cars to keep us occupied during this interminable lockdown -- they've gotta be Japanese and under $10,000!

The two new premium phones are what many of us have wanted from Motorola for a long time.

The new iPhone SE looks like an iPhone 8 but works like Apple's top-of-the line iPhone 11 Pro. It costs only $399.

With the introduction of the mid-engined C8 Corvette this year, the C7 ZR1 marks the end of an era for Chevrolet and car fans alike.

In today's top stories, yet another report says Apple is aiming to have its computers powered by its own chips. Meanwhile, Google will require all advertisers to complete a verification program if they want to keep advertising using Google.

Tech goes tall in the 2020 Subaru Legacy and Outback with the debut of the new (and massive) Starlink infotainment suite. We get a close look at its pros and cons.