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In this week's top stories, AT&T is paying $60 million in a settlement after slowing down some of its wireless services. Meanwhile, Disney announces when the UK, Spain, Italy and others will get its streaming service.

Today on AutoComplete, Chevy's C8 Corvette is delayed by a few months, Hyundai's 2020 Sonata and Venue are painfully affordable and Ford's showing off its new Bronco R in Baja.

The movie tie-in may be a bit of a gimmick, but there are some great improvements on the Bullitt Mustang over the GT model.

In today's top stories, T-Mobile tries to make its merger with Sprint happen by offering new services. Meanwhile, a new design for YouTube arrives on desktops and tablets.

Here is the 2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo, the most capable GT-R street car to come from the factory to date.

New renders show what the iPhone 12 might look like when it's released in 2020. Plus, Apple's AR glasses are coming, so let's take a look at how they may work with the iPhone.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere and President Mike Sievert breakdown the latest programs that will go into place once they close the Sprint deal.

From The Daily Charge: The phone service offers up a bunch of new benefits to entice regulators to OK a merge.

A new flick needed to cast a secondary lead. But why stop at the living? Also, Disney Plus adds a huge title for its launch.

There is a lot to see at SEMA. Here are a few vehicles we think are pretty darn cool.