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You might not know ARM by name, but its technology powers the majority of smartphones. Now, ARM will become a subsidiary of a huge telecom company.

We take the Robomow RS612 out for another test run and meet some neighbors in the process.

CNET meets Wheatley, a robot footballer competing in his final world cup. What next for a soccerbot at the end of his career?

Technology can bring out all kinds of doomsayers, but there's no reason to panic. It'll all be okay.

The slim 8-inch tablet costs $250 without a contract, $200 with a two-year contract or a little less than $11 per month if you qualify for the 24-month payment plan.

The Ninebot by Segway MiniPro is a fun though expensive hoverboard. But if you're looking for unusual features like Bluetooth remote control, it's almost worth dying for.

Get creative with your phone photography using these filters, lenses and add-ons that you can make yourself.

CNET's Claudia Cruz, Jeff Cannata and Sean Hollister boldly go where few have gone before: an awesome VR game in which they fly a Star Trek starship.

With its elegant looks, powerful specs and competitive price, the OnePlus 3 sets the bar high for budget phones.

A regulator says two iPhones run afoul of another company's patent.

Use these apps to quickly send or request money from friends in the US.

The next generation of JBL's Charge speaker has improved in some key ways, but it should sound a little better given its larger size.

Ken Segall, author of new book "Think Different: How Smart Leaders Defeat Complexity" cautions that Apple must keep an eye on quality control, and tells us what Steve Jobs wanted to call the iMac.

No MacBook Pro hardware here. WatchOS, tvOS, MacOS and iOS all get refreshed, but which one is really a difference maker?

Multiple Facebook accounts believed to be associated with the Orlando gunman may help investigators determine why the gay nightclub was targeted.