Amazon is testing out new autonomous-driving delivery bots called Amazon Scout, that will drive your package to your door. You can see a video of that happening here. There are a lot of questions here, and one of them is, how will they handle crosswalks?

Our roundup today includes about China blocking Bing, a portless phone from Vivo, Boeing’s self-flying taxi, Hulu’s price drop, YouTube TV is everywhere, and a new esports league you probably won’t want to join.

2019 looks to be the year of the folding phone, and Xiaomi has its own idea - a double folder! This device would basically be a square that folds top and bottom back to turn into a phone. We’re not convinced.

Our roundup today includes the Honor View 20 review, Google removing ad blocking extensions from Chromium, an Uber loyalty program, Microsoft’s continuing assault on Chromebooks in the classroom, Glassdoor’s reviews problem, and NASA’s first attempt at deflecting an asteroid.

Japan Display is Apple’s leading LCD panel provider for Apple’s iPhone XR. Apple might be moving to all OLED panels as of 2020, which would be bad news for the display maker.

Our roundup today includes stories about the Stuff You Should Know podcast hitting 1,000,000,000 downloads, fighting Apple’s water-damage policy, protecting your privacy from Google Home, what to expect from 5G, truckers using rear view cameras, business manners in Japan, and 10 tips to help you buy a smartphone that doesn’t

Uber is looking into developing self-driving bikes and scooters that can move themselves around the city. In the meantime, DJI discovered employee grafting scams that cost the company 150 million dollars. Whoops.

Our roundup today includes stories about Chromebook’s quest to replace your laptop, a hitman’s GPS mistake, how to eject people who are using your Netflix account, the end of the Autobahn as we know it, Fortnite’s new look, and just who is the real jedi master in Darth Maul’s household?

Google picked up some intellectual property and some R&D folks from Fossil in a secret deal that has everyone speculating.  So let’s speculate.

Our roundup today includes stories about pricing for Motorola’s upcoming midrange phone, the death of Cortana, fake reviews of the Facebook Portal by Facebook staff, a Japanese hotel laying off its robotic workforce, and a super blood moon this weekend.

We have a trio of leaks outlining Motorola’s foldable Razr phone, the Samsung Galaxy S10, and the Google Pixel Lite. It was a busy day for leakers.

Our roundup today includes stories about Tim Cook tripling down on privacy, Tesla’s new home charger, Gary Explains explaining MPEG-H, Xiaomi’s new in screen fingerprint reader, NASA’s big Titan decision, and a mostly-accurate personality test.

Gary Sims of Android Authority and Gary Explains fame got his hands on reference hardware sporting a Qualcomm 855 processor and promptly put it through its paces. Impressive results ensued.

Our roundup today includes stories about Samsung’s folding phone innovation, Huawei’s continued privacy struggles, DuckDuckGo and Apple’s team up, government shutdowns affecting your gadgets, Netflix’s rising prices, and a new Ghostbusters movie.

Apple has a 5G problem, but it’s not the same as everyone else’s 5G problem. Apple’s problem is that it pissed off Qualcomm, who is the only decent 5G modem maker. Whoops.

Our roundup today includes stories about flagging iPhone sales in India, new iPod touches and rumors of iPhone USB Type-C connectors, weird CES, NBCUniversal’s new streaming service which will probably suck, Amazon’s weird ping-pong paddle problem, and a giant middle finger from hospitals across the country.

USB-C was supposed to be a great option for wired audio after the headphone jack was shown the door. It wasn’t even a good option.

Our roundup today includes stories on Blockchain, Bird Scooters getting a finger-wagging, a reprogrammable satellite, and Google Earth showing us the ISS.

Turns out Ring let its employees watch every video its smart doorbells recorded freely. Ick.

Our roundup today includes stories on Google being sued by its shareholders, Amazon getting into game streaming and letting IMDB stream movies, Bungie breaking up with Activision, and astronomers watching a black hole being born.