Sony takes on TCL and Vizio with excellent image quality and enhanced input capabilities for next-gen consoles and TV broadcasts.

We have opinions about Samsung's powerful, pricey Note phones.

This week's major tech headlines include details of Apple's iphone event set to take place on October 13, a Sony-produced teardown of the PS5 and Facebook's election prep.

Now that the coronavirus is a major part of our everyday lives, popular apps have tailored their information to help you navigate these uncertain times. Whether that's a mapping tool that shows you virus hotspots or a shopping app that gives you tips for staying at home, here are some useful ones.

California is going zero-emissions by 2035. But what if we only had two years instead of 15 to pick up a new EV? Here are the new electric vehicles that would be available in the next year.

After a long delay, Bose's new true wireless earbuds have arrived. How do they stack up against the AirPods Pro? And how much better are they than Bose's new Sports Earbuds that cost $100 less?

In today's top stories, Facebook explains how it will handle election results and ads. Meanwhile, an unsealed court document shows that investigators are tapping your data with a new method.

The Oppo Watch is an impressive first take at a digital timepiece designed to be sold to shoppers beyond Oppo's native China, but it has a few missing pieces.

In today's news, Sony shows off the inner guts of the PS5, Google shows off new security features and the International Space Station gets a new (and expensive) toilet for its astronauts.

Sony's PS5 teardown gave us a rare glimpse inside the console ahead of its November release. Host of CNET and TechRepublic's Cracking Open, Bill Detwiler, watches the PS5 disassembly and shares his reactions...check out the massive heat sink and liquid metal TIM!