Belgian company Kamp C recently finished construction of its first 3D-printed two-story house. The house was printed by a machine called the BOD2, made by a company called COBOD (Construction of Buildings on Demand).

This week's major tech headlines include Epic Games' fight against Apple and Google and a San Francisco judge's injuction against Uber and Lyft.

Boom is getting ready to roll out its first supersonic jet, the XB-1. The aircraft is a one-third-scale demonstrator of Boom's planned flagship, the Overture, which could be the first commercial supersonic jet since the Concorde.

These days, savvy scammers aren't just harassing us with phone calls, but by text message too. If you've ever received these annoying and even dangerous texts, here are some tips on how to keep yourself safe and how to avoid these texts altogether, in this Tech Minute.

CNET's Jesse Orral designed an experiment to see if he could fake his presence at work meetings for one week during the pandemic without his colleagues noticing.

Microsoft's dual-screened phone is a whole new idea. Or is it? We got an exclusive look inside, literally.

In today's top tech stories, Epic Games files a lawsuit against Apple after its Fortnite game gets pulled from the App Store. Meanwhile, reports suggest Apple is working on a fitness subscription service to be bundled with its other services.

Epic Games responds by slapping Google and Apple with antitrust lawsuits.

CNET Now What explains why we need thousands more of them than 4G towers.

Today's major tech stories include getting our hands on a non-working Surface Duo, Uber's possible temporary shutdown in California and how tech giants are working together to protect their platforms ahead of the DNC and RNC conventions.