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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.

At the 2020 PS5 event, Sony gave fans their first look at the long-awaited PlayStation 5 console and the surprise discless PS5 Digital Edition.

Sony shows off a first look at its latest installment of the Resident Evil series, coming to the PS5 in 2021.

At the PS5 event, Sony showed a short new promotional video of its DualSense controller.

At its PS5 games event, Sony shows off gameplay for the new Spider-Man: Miles Morales. The new game is based off the popular lead charater from Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse.

The Japanese automaker's station wagon has joined the Roadshow long-term fleet.

Today's major tech headlines include home 5G going live in Detroit, Twitter making Juneteenth an official company holiday and Uber and Grubhub appear to be ending merger talks over antitrust concerns.

The Quest is a great VR game system. Here are some places to start.

Today's major tech stories include news that Apple plans to start using its own chips in computers, Nintendo's revealing that 140,000 more accounts were hacked than previously thought and IBM's withdrawal from the facial recognition market out of concerns of its misuse.