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The $399 Max is designed to deliver beefy bass, while the $49 Mini is a compact speaker with touch controls.

This video was produced by Uber to promote the company's self-driving car program being piloted in Pennsylvania and Arizona.

Google's Pixel 2 and 2 XL phones have squeezable sides, water resistance and OIS -- but there's no headphone jack.

Farewell, AIM. The door slams on a golden era of instant messaging.

The Sonos One is a $199 smart speaker with onboard microphones which will support a number of different voice assistants.

More impressions: the keyboard is thin but super responsive, the hinge is easy to operate one-handed. Just know this is a CHROMEbook. It doesn't run Windows or Windows apps! Just web and Android software.

CNET's Sean Hollister tries the Pixel Buds, Google's first wireless headphones. They'll cost $159 this November.

Plus: GM unveils an autonomous fuel cell platform, and Toyota's TJ Cruiser concept blends SUVs and vans.

Your quick first look at the new Pixel phones from Google.

There are at least six reports across five countries of the iPhone 8 Plus splitting along the seams with a bulging battery. Apple is looking into the matter.

You don't have to spend any money to get a faster phone -- iOS 11 is packed with tools to help speed up your old iPhone.

The Spectre x360 offers a built-in privacy screen, while the super-thin Spectre 13 adds touch.

Watch a replay of CNET's live coverage from Google's Pixel 2 event. See the new phones, Google Home speakers and a demo of the Pixel Buds translating different languages in real time.

Google intros its all-new lineup of products to compete directly with Apple, but we have one question on the Google Clips. Why?

Fiat's stylish crossover keeps things simple with its Uconnect dashboard tech. But is it too simple? We take a closer look.