Amazon Key users can now get deliveries to their cars, Facebook updates their Standards, hackers give the Nintendo Switch a second life.

Amazon and Best Buy make nice in a bid to sell more TVs, a cool electric concept car from an unexpected source, and WTF is the deal with the Fortnite comet?

Tesla hits the brakes on Model 3 production just when it needs to ramp it up, Apple eyes a broader news focus (and business), we explain that ever-mysterious 'blockchain' thingie.

Report says some kids' apps are collecting and sharing information about young users, Donkey Kong record holder says his score is on the level, Sega set to join retro gaming club with new mini console... eventually.

AMD debuts next generation of their Ryzen desktop CPU lineup, Gmail may offer time-limited email options, law enforcement agencies have a new option when it comes to cracking the security on Apple iPhones.

We review Sony's refresh of the classic video game 'God of War,' Fortnite servers go boom, a legendary video game player has his high score records stripped away, latest iOS update is bricking some screens and causing other problems.

India looks to the future of crime prevention with some A.I. in the mix, Apple loses big in a patent case to a little-known company, Aston Martin's sleek Vantage road burner combines comfort and velocity.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg chats with Congress beginning today, Leap Motion wows with some AR kit and footage, Blackmagic Design puts 4K moviemaking in your hands with a new camera body.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg heads for Capitol Hill to testify while users find out if they were Cambridge Analytica data points, we test out the connected and even stylish blue jean jacket from Levi's (and Google).

Google workers petition CEO to stop involvement in Project Maven, an implantable chip could sooth or cure many nervous system maladies, Spielberg says a woman may take over Indiana Jones role in future movies.

Facebook says just a few more than 50 million sets of user data went to Cambridge Analytica, Microsoft turns back the clock on ransomware, changes may be coming to one of the great affordable sports cars.

Hints pop up that Apple may have many more changes in store for future iPhones, Tim Cook nabs a top A.I. guy from Google, we talk with the designers behind Jaguar's impressive I-Pace EV.

Spotify's IPO starts streaming money into the company's coffers, we review the new HTC Vive Pro VR headset, and the new Firefox Reality browser brings the web to VR.

UnderArmor cops to data breach affecting 150 million app users, it's time for the March Madness of auto shows, and Canon's insane 120-megapixel video sensor sees every little thing.

The big universe of No Man's Sky is about to get even bigger, TCL looks to revive the Palm brand with new devices, we chart the long history of malware in special report.

Apple heads back to the classroom, Facebook puts an upcoming product release on hold, can smartphone cameras finally hold their own against dedicated cameras?

Dropbox mints millionaires on its first day of long-awaited IPO, Toyota's Corolla Hatch takes aim at hot-hatch rivals, we review the Spielberg-helmed adaptation of Ready Player One.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg takes the blame, pledges to fix data issues, Huawei has another door to the US market closed in its face, giant drone de-ices a giant wind turbine.

Apple may be prepping new iPads for their spring Field Trip event, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has yet to comment of the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, man buys old photo on eBay for $10, turns out it's worth just a bit more.

Facebook under pressure after Cambridge Analytica data deal goes south, Android phones may take a while to equal Apple's Face ID, Atari's 'Ataribox' retro console gets an update.

The new HTC Vive Pro VR headset breaks cover for pre-orders, Apple has been secretly making their own screen tech, we take the new Tesla Model III for an e-spin.

Ford powers up an electrified future, Alexa has a crush on R2D2 while in "Brief Mode," and Google Lens comes to Apple devices.

Some Samsung Galaxy S9 users say they can't use Samsung Pay, Intel plots hardware changes to block hacker holes, Ford recalls cars after steering wheels pop loose.

The world pays tribute to the late, great physicist Stephen Hawking, Audeze unveils some primo gaming headphones, we track the future of the Star Wars universe.

President Trump stops the Broadcom/Qualcomm deal in its tracks, Fitbit Versa smartwatch includes some special features for female users, Larry Page's Kitty Hawk project lofts the Cora flying taxi into the air down under.

Intel may be planning a purchase of their own that will end the Broadcom/Qualcomm battle, Microsoft Teams adds Cortana to the group, we review the latest Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon.

Waymo's self-driving semi trucks to join Uber and Tesla on the open road, Fortnite heads for smaller screens, Jon Favreau is set to pilot a new Star Wars series for Disney.

We get our first hands-on look at the new Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus smartphone as well as the latest lineup of QLED TVs, Tesla electric semi trucks get to work - for Tesla.

Microsoft goes into upgrade mode for Windows 10 S users, Google Lens AI tech gets folded into the Google Photos app, Uber says self-driving trucks are all over Arizona right now.

Land Rover's new SV Coupe comes at a price, Rimac's C-Two hypercar again proves that electric cars will rule, Pizza Hut brings back the Pie Tops in time for March Madness.

Today on DT Daily: Sony's Xperia secrets spill ahead of MWC2018, NASA fires up their own heavy lift rocket motor, Google releases ARCore and Lens features to select smartphones.

Apple will upgrade their popular AirPod wireless earbuds, the FCC says net neutrality ends April 23rd, CAT debuts the follow-up to their touch Android phone.

Apple might want to brush up on their (cobalt) mining....craft, Qualcomm set to bring Snapdragon-powered VR headset to MWC2108, fast Ferrari 488 gets even fast with new Pista version.

Today on DT Daily: Google Pay simplifies tap-to-pay with your Android phone, Samsung crams 30TB into one hard drive, Spotify is looking help designing physical products.