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If you're looking to update your landline and save money, the Ooma Telo could be just the ticket.

Invoxia's VOIP box pushes landline calls to your smartphone for just $99.

With a big 6-inch screen and a bigger battery, the R9 Plus packs a punch.

The future of Pokemon Go? Some users can actually track down Pokemon with the game's latest update.

Synchronized dancing robots break a world record; also, a man combines a stationary bike, Google Street View and a VR headset for a virtual adventure.

Members of the US Olympic team, including Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte, turned to new wearable tech in training for Rio. From a wrist-worn tracker that helps with recovery to smart glasses for the cycling team, CNET's Lexy Savvides shows us how tech is now part of Olympic preparations.

A plug-in hybrid system gives the all new 2017 BMW 330e smart economy, while maintaining its sport sedan character.

An analyst says the two smartwatches will offer improved specs, though not a radical redesign.

Italy's VW fine is a drop in the bucket, and Hyundai expands Apple CarPlay and Android Auto offerings.

A massive robotic arm is modified to give tattoos to humans; also, Nissan shows off a working prototype of its BladeGlider electric vehicle.

At the Outside Lands music festival in San Francisco, visitors are given an RFID wristband that can be loaded with money to pay for food, drinks and merchandise.

The video-streaming service will no longer offer free content on its own website, according to a report. However, a deal should make Yahoo the new home of Hulu's free video.

Check Point researchers discover four flaws that could compromise a huge number of Android phones and tablets.

Volkswagen may have more software troubles, and Jaguar Land Rover adds 50,000 cars to the Takata recall fray.

On the inside, the Kenmore 13699 has cleaning super powers.