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GE's $1,400 GFWR4805FMC washing machine is great at removing stains, but its display panel is tough to navigate.

The $1,500 LG WM5000HVA is a gorgeous washer, but it didn't have the best cleaning performance.

Brian Cooley offers up new tips on the right car for teens.

Download these apps as soon as you can and you'll stand a better chance of achieving your goals.

Bridget Carey looks back on the gadgets and apps that met their demise this year. One product didn't even last a week before it was killed off.

From virtual reality to smartphones that charge wirelessly as soon as you enter your house, the new year promises to bring some exciting developments in the tech world.

Ashley and Khail wish they each had a robot sidekick to play video games with, hear beautiful music from a transparent, 3D-printed electric violin and explain how MIT is trying to give robots human reflexes. #TDRoboPal

The Here earbuds from Doppler Labs can change the properties of sound that enter your ears. At San Francisco's Outside Lands music festival, CNET.com's Lexy Savvides tries them out and reports on the other tech like RFID wristbands to improve the festival experience.

This week on Crave plan a ride on the ISS with Space VR, get a taste of the first album ever recorded in space and wash all your cares away with the most futuristic shower head we've seen in years. It's the Crave show!

Unbox Therapy shows off the new iPhone 6S casing. Plus, rumors point to an Apple event on September 9th and we have the latest updates on new iPhones, iPads and the Apple TV.

You'll soon be able to pay at nearly any store, even those that don't support contactless payments, thanks to Samsung Pay. We take a look at how it works in New York City.

The Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+ will hit stores before Apple's next iPhone, offering a new mobile payment perk and keyboard cover accessory. Samsung also shows off its round Gear S2 smartwatch.

This high-design Chrome OS system can cost as much as a premium laptop, and takes aim at small businesses and big IT departments.

"Shaun of the Dead" and "District 9" make their way online. Meanwhile, did PornHub just launch the Netflix of Porn?

CNET's resident movie buff Rich Trenholm offers a spoiler-free verdict on Guy Ritchie's stylish reboot of the classic Cold War spy series.