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That includes the launch window, screen size and special Android software.

China's Xiaomi reveals a prototype smartphone with a screen that bends flat in two places -- the first double-folding phone. But it's not the only folding smartphone screen we'll see this year.

The two are battling over Qualcomm’s licensing practices. Here’s what it could mean for the future of smartphones.

From The 3:59 show: US subscribers are going to pay $1 or $2 more a month to help feed its TV- and movie-making machine.

We compare Ford's new 700-plus horsepower beast with the rest of the best modern American muscle to find out which comes out on top.

With parts from the Challenger and Charger SRT Hellcat, this Super Charger is seriously sweet.

The Entranze points toward a future full of spacious autonomous minivans.

Toyota's new Supra is the most controversial debut of the 2019 Detroit Auto Show.

All that power makes a whole lot of noise. Glorious, glorious noise.

Hyundai's N-Line trim will slot between the standard models and the high-performance N with upgrades to suspension, styling and chassis performance.

Want to see what a $155,000 Hyundai looks like? Plunk down your bucks for the widebody Veloster N TCR race car, which will compete in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.

A bigger turbocharger and tons of aero make this limited-edition Subie a winner.

The Passat might look new, but its powertrain and technology remain relatively unchanged.

Lexus' sports coupe gets a modest power bump, but we're more interested in the lighter, sharper Track Edition.

Lexus celebrates three years of the LC Coupe with a new convertible concept that looks pretty close to production-ready.