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Discrete graphics options, brighter displays and built-in LTE boost HP's lineup for the fall.

The premium convertibles and clamshells start at $750, but have the look and feel of pricier models.

We spent some time in the Alps behind the wheel of the new Bentley Continental GT to see how much has changed for 2019.

There are a lot of handy little things on the Apple iPhone we don't always think about. Here are some of our favorites.

Plus: Hyundai prices the 2019 Veloster, and Nissan promises to expand ProPilot Assist to the Rogue Sport.

Willow is a an unconventional breast pump that puts the entire pumping apparatus inside two gadgets you can wear inside your clothing.

We take a look at ChroMorphous, a new type of color-changing fabric developed by the University of Central Florida. We also explore other ways smart fabrics are evolving, including embroidered antennas at Ohio State.

Five months since AOL Instant Messenger officially died and we're still in mourning. So we waxed nostalgic about our embarrassing screen names and more.

Nestled in the centre of The Netherlands is a small, family-run company that has quietly been making some of the most extreme road cars in the world.

The aggressive John Cooper Works model sports a powerful turbocharged engine and a tightly wound suspension.

It'll be a "Victory Royale" for your pocketbook if you follow this guide.

Flogging worn tires in wet conditions further proves that all tires aren't created equal.

Ever wondered why some two-seater convertibles are called spiders? This is why.

At $150, these sunglasses with a camera are pretty pricey.

This $100 garage door control system works with Google and Alexa, but falls short of being the perfect smart garage kit.