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The video showed the Halloween legend hawking something she "didn't authorize, agree to or endorse."

The premium phone's AI video skills sound intriguing but its high price might be a problem.

Get a firsthand look at how a Pennsylvania home transformed its energy costs by making the switch to a heat pump.

Frank Lampard's Sky Blues are trailing ahead of this decisive second leg at the Stadium of Light.

Look out for Red Hulk.

We don't know what Nothing's "first true flagship" looks like, but we do know what will be written on the price tag.

The Material 3 Expressive design will bring fresh, fun and flirty fluidity to your Android phones and wearables.

The biggest addition is beat editing, which will help creators sync their audio and visual elements much more efficiently.

A 10-year moratorium introduced by House Republicans would preempt state and local laws on artificial intelligence.

Commentary: I'm not big on AI, but if it can save me from endlessly scrolling through Netflix and Hulu, I'm all ears.

Android Find My Device is getting a revamp that will help you locate more than ever.

It's a lot of new stuff, from the biggest Android redesign in years to Gemini rolling out across more devices.

A fresh UI, slick animations and a major Gemini upgrade are coming to your wrist. Here's what we know so far.

CNET got a preview of Android 16 from Google's head of Android. Samat showed us how the expanded Theft Detection tool works (among other features, like Gemini and Material 3 Expressive).

AAA estimates a record 45 million people will travel over the holiday weekend. Use these tips to save on your trip.

Google's new Android 16 reveals are getting their own livestream, and we'll be covering the details in this live blog.

You can't download a VPN app directly to your Roku, but there are still a few ways to set one up.

The credits would stay around for 2025 but expire at the end of the year if the proposal becomes law.

A standard for brain implants that would allow disabled people to control devices such as iPhones and the Apple Vision Pro could be available for developers this year.

Publishers will be able to choose from more than 100 voices across multiple languages to read their books.