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The final installment of the newest Star Wars trilogy is hitting theaters sooner than we anticipated, but you'll be waiting even longer for your Indiana Jones fix.

Nintendo's popular NES Classic retro console will conclude its shipments at the end of April.

Hackers increasingly use stolen data to file fake US tax returns and collect refunds from unsuspecting citizens.

Samsung's voice-recognition software will be a no-show when its flagship phone arrives next week in the US. But there is small aspect of the assistant that will be working.

Food delivery services Yelp Eat24 and DoorDash are using robots to bring you burritos and burgers on demand.

Vista gave Windows a new style (and new headaches). Ten years later, Microsoft pulls the plug on life support.

Videos of a man being violently dragged off an overbooked United flight have gone viral on Facebook and Twitter.

Can the world champion of Go defeat Google's advanced machine learning? It didn't go so well for team human the first time around.

Bundles, bundles, bundles. Xfinity Internet customers now can add on mobile service.

The company said the federal government ordered it to reveal the identity of an account critical of the Trump administration.

Every year, Jeff Bezos funds his space company Blue Origin by selling off some of his Amazon stock.

The newest model of Boeing's Dreamliner has successfully completed its maiden flight in South Carolina.

At the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, the space agency has built a new telescope that it hopes will revolutionize astronomy. Here's a sneak peek at the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful and largest space telescope to date.

Elon Musk's space company just made history by reusing the Falcon 9 rocket.

Congress has cleared the way for broadband providers to sell your information to advertisers without your permission. CNET senior reporter Maggie Reardon explains what happens next and what the reversal means for your privacy.