It's a big week of Apple rumors as a new report says the company may be working on a wireless charging pad, Apple-branded headphones and the return of the iPhone SE or iPhone 9.

Also, Avast shuts down its data collection firm that was mining your browser data, and Facebook pays $550 million over collecting people's face data.

From The Daily Charge: Automatic license plate readers are powerful surveillance tools typically only used by police.

From the optional "fourth screen" to its new charge-billing system.

Billed as the company's most-advanced light to date, the Lightcycle Morph transforms into four different lighting solutions -- and it's built to last 60 years.

The good news is the Z Flip should cost less than the Galaxy Fold. The bad news is it won't be by much.

Here's your first look at the reborn, all-electric Hummer that's aiming squarely at Tesla's Cybertruck.

Having used Apple's AirPods Pro for a while now, here's what I think about the sound quality, active noise cancellation and performance of the $249 wireless earbuds.

Today's major tech headlines include UPS and Waymo partnering in Phoenix, Sen. Warren's demand for penalties for those who spread misinformation online and Lyft's layoffs of 90 employees.

Filmic Pro just released DoubleTake, an app that lets you record from two of your iPhone's cameras at the same time. Let's see how it works and what we can use it for.