Tesla started delivering its Shanghai-made Model 3 cars to the public in China on Tuesday, the first step in CEO Elon Musk's much bolder plan for the world's biggest market.
Samsung unveiled its vision for the future home, where robots follow you around, anticipate your needs and serve as "life companions." Its yellow tennis ball-like robot named Ballie acts as your personal assistant around the house.
Amazon is enlisting one of India's biggest retailers to bulk up its offline business and fend off a challenge from the country's richest man in the online space.
SpaceX launched its third batch of internet-beaming satellites Monday evening, kicking off what is expected to be a remarkably busy year for the company as it readies its new broadband business.
Sometimes you're driving your Lamborghini and the seat's a little too cold. .Soon you'll be able to just say, "Alexa, turn on the seat heater" and you'll be all toasty without ever releasing your firm grip on that alcantara-covered steering wheel.
Australian researchers claim they have developed a battery that can keep a smartphone charged for five days or power an electric car for 1,000 kilometers (over 600 miles).
Tech companies give reporters a glimpse into this year's lineup at the 'CES Unveiled' event on Sunday. From robotic cat pets to a TV that rotates to play vertical video, here are the announcements that caught our eye so far.
From rollable TVs to those that double as artwork on walls, TV manufacturers have reached far into their bags of tricks over the years to impress consumers.
Iran has vowed revenge after a US air strike ordered by President Donald Trump killed the country's top general Qasem Soleimani. One likely way it could retaliate is through cyber attacks, experts say.
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, better known as CES, companies hope to impress reporters, investors, and ultimately consumers in Las Vegas with a flashy mix of smart assistants and smart cars, giant TVs and, of course, robots. Some of these products may make waves in the year ahead, others will likely be forgotten by the time the conference wraps up next week.
Some US officials are now bracing for Iran to retaliate against the US with a cyber attack in response to the killing of one of its top commanders. But Iran has shown it's also capable of engaging in another form of online warfare: social media disinformation campaigns.
Google has disabled access of Xiaomi devices after a user said he was able to see into the homes of strangers while trying to stream video to his Google Nest Hub
Tesla sold 112,000 cars last quarter and 367,500 in 2019, the company reported Friday. That met the company's forecast, which some analysts believed Tesla was in danger of missing.
