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The Good The Galaxy Fold’s extra-large display is excellent for watching videos, photos and reading, and it makes for an excellent second screen. It proves that a foldable phone can be truly useful and not just a gimmick. https://www.cnet.com/reviews/galaxy-fold-review-a-promising-and-problematic-blueprint-for-foldable-phones-review/

Google, a company that’s built everything from a search engine to a self-driving car, will now try its hand at a city neighborhood. Click here to read more.

Packed with edgy concepts, electrified powertrains and forward-thinking tech, this year’s expo looks poised to recapture its past magic. Click here to read more.

Apple’s iPhone cables just aren’t good. These alternatives from Amazon and Anker are cheaper and better. Click here to read more.

Chromebooks are unambitious computers, and that’s what makes them genius. Using a laptop that’s just a browser sounds strange, but seeing how most of us spend the vast majority of our PC time in web browsers it’s totally doable. And in the last few years, Google has figured out how to make non-browser tasks lot

There’s something new to add to your fun mental list of invisible internet dangers. Joining classic favorites like adware and spyware comes a new, tricky threat called “cryptojacking,” which secretly uses your laptop or mobile device to mine cryptocurrency when you visit an infected site. Click here to read more.

For SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son, $100 billion just isn’t enough. Months after setting up one of the biggest tech funds in the world, the Japanese billionaire says he is keen to launch another one — and soon. Click here to read more.

The world now knows Mark Zuckerberg isn’t the kind of guy who thinks in millions — he wants billions. But his latest ambition, getting one billion people using virtual reality, a technology that many believe is still in its infancy, isn’t going to happen any time soon, according to experts.   Click here to read

If you have a student heading off to college, there seems to be no end to the tech gear that’s required. From laptops and chargers to speakers and streamers, we’ve rounded up the latest tech gadgets to put on your Back to School shopping list.   Click here to read more.

Muppet Babies probably looked plenty clear on the 20-inch standard-definition TV that sat in the corner of Mom’s living room in the late ’80s. That relatively low-res picture had the equivalent of 25 pixels of image data per inch; blow it up much beyond 32 inches, and Baby Kermit’s nappy would start to split, revealing