Toyota Research Institute's Gill Pratt explains why batteries, fuel cells and gas tanks will need to live together for a long time.

In today's top stories, Apple gets rid of several Wordle copycats, over 80 fact-checking groups pen an open letter to YouTube and a report says Sony will keep making PS4 consoles due to PS5 shortages.

The latest reports say Samsung's next flagship phone is coming this February and may feature a 108-megapixel rear camera.

In today's news, Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama will vote on unionizing for a second time, Apple will allow third-party app payments in South Korea and the Oscars ceremony gets a host in 2022.

In today's top stories, the game maker behind Grand Theft Auto is acquiring the game maker behind FarmVille. Also, Apple stops selling the Beats Pill Plus speaker, and NASA gets a leadership change with a new chief scientist.

In today's news, it's been 15 years since Steve Jobs first unveiled the iPhone, the James Webb Space Telescope's massive mirror has successfully unfolded, and reports emerge of Apple's first virtual event for 2022.

InWith Corporation says it's created the world's first soft electronic contact lens that could work with smartphones or other external devices to show its wearer augmented reality.

The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra vacuums rugs, mops floors and cleans itself without you lifting a finger for weeks. It also has video calling to check in on family. Bridget Carey explores the future of robot vacs at CES 2022.

In this week's top stories, CES concludes a mainly virtual show but still impresses with innovative tech. Also, Elizabeth Holmes is found guilty of investor fraud and support for the once iconic-Blackberry phone comes to an end

In today's top stories, BMW's color-shifting iX Flow makes waves at CES 2022, crypto crime hits an all-time high in 2021 and the ESA says E3 2022 will officially be online only.