Apple launches its new iPhone 17 alongside lots of other product upgrades, Starlink's big new acquisition and what it might mean for your future wireless service, and new research finds the most compelling evidence yet for "potential biomarkers" on Mars.

Apple just dropped the new iPhone 17, and CNET's Bridget Carey, PCMag's Iyaz Akhtar, Lifehacker's Michelle Ehrhardt and Mashable's Timothy Beck Werth joined forces to break down all the news from the tech giant's annual iPhone event.

The NFL's "Brazil Game" was the first game to be broadcast exclusively on YouTube, and it drew a massive audience. Anthropic is settling a class action lawsuit over copyright, but not everyone agrees it's a setback for AI companies. Amazon is cracking down on free Prime shipping for invited guests outside your immediate household.

Google wins a huge legal victory, allowing the company to keep Chrome and Android, Roblox introduces new age-verification features amid a lawsuit about children's safety, and Adobe brings a free version of its popular video-editing software to iPhones.

Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Tab S11 and the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra were all revealed at the latest Samsung Galaxy Event. Here's a highlight of everything they announced.

Waymo launches its autonomous vehicle service in Seattle and Denver, Apple sends invites for its upcoming "awe inspiring" keynote, and Google announces new and improved upgrades for its Pixel devices.

Wes Ott discusses the day's big tech news. Spotify's new direct-messaging features, Google Gemini apps' AI environmental impact and YouTube altering shorts on its platform.

Watch Starship's tenth flight test from Starbase, Texas, on a suborbital flight. SpaceX successfully deployed eight Starlink satellites, marking the first time it has launched a payload from Starship.

Wes Ott talks you through the big tech news of the day, including the soon-to-open Netflix Houses, Waymo's autonomous vehicles on the road in New York City, and Microsoft's Copilot AI being integrated into its Excel software.

Get all the reactions to the new Pixel phone lineup and AI reveals from our team of experts at CNET, PCMag and Mashable.