Apple's iPhone 8 approaches zero hour, Xiaomi's Mi Mix 2 goes full screen (again), the Bugatti Chiron goes - and stops - really, really fast.

Here's a look at the new products Apple announced today: the new Apple Watch Series 3, the Apple TV 4K with HDR, and the Apple iPhone X.

Elon Musk and SpaceX light a fire under planet-wide rocket flights, Google plans to take on the Amazon Show, we review Blade Runner 2049.

Amazon fills out their Echo chamber, Google may have a third Pixel phone waiting in the wings, tech figure launched an AI religion.

Twitter learns to count past 140, Comcast dips an oar in the stream, the Nintendo SNES Classic Edition will satisfy your retro gaming jones.

Microsoft works on computing's Next Big Thing, more Ataribox console news, we drive the crazy Polaris Slingshot grin machine.

Is Saumsung getting ready to release a flexible phone? Apple releases MacOS High Sierra update, Ford uses Microsoft Hololens to design cars.

Amazon may be developing Alexa-powered glasses, Apple leaves out a key feature in a major iOS update, Google/HTC deal my be imminent.

Cupertino releases Apple iOS11 update for iPhones and iPads, Intel has its sights set on driverless cars, Amazon refreshes their top tablet.

Cybersecurity firm Avast's server get hacked, The Pirate Bay needs your browser to raise some cash, Noel Lee of Monster rethinks retail.

The Cassini space probe has a spectacular end at Saturn, Google targets autoplay videos, and those times movies got the future just right.

Google counts down to their Pixel 2 release date, Apple readies a big iOS update, SpaceX video admits that sometimes, things go wrong.

Also today: A popular video calling app gets a snappy facelift, Adobe capitalizes on that thing we do when we should be scanning a document.

Check to see if your data was stolen in the Equifax hack, Google may buy a major smartphone maker, and just about everyone needs a third arm.

New Nikon D850 brings the heat for DSLR shooters, likely iPhone 8 price leaks, Playstation, Xbox gamers could go to battle online soon.

Who wants a $5 billion cash infusion from Amazon? BMW eyes a much expanded EV lineup, and SpaceX sends the Air Force's 'lil shuttle skyward.

Intel gives us a peek into VR's possible future, Apple slips a chip into a new set of Beats headphones, new Sony and LG OLED TVs face off.

Site says Apple iPhone 8 won't be named the Apple iPhone 8, Alexa gets a Dash of earbud integration, Nintendo can't outplay the legal system.

LG V30 gets into the OLED screen game, Sony's new wireless earbuds go solo, Garmin heats up the smartwatch wars with a new entry at IFA.

Alexa and Cortana partner up, rumors suggest the iPhone 8 will get a MacOS feature, and a new short gets you warmed up for Blade Runner 2049.

Apple iPhone case makers may have a small problem, speeding up the BMW i3s electric car, and how did that guy get that insane eclipse photo?

A little polish (and a couple million dollars) should shine up a barn-find Ferrari 365GTB, Samsung TVs go AWOL, Apple wireless charging clue?

Today: Samsung rolls out the hotly anticipated Galaxy Note 8, Elon Musk's fashionable spacewear, Apple's new direction for self-driving tech.

Verizon looks to dial back some features in their unlimited plans, Google's smart headphones hints, VW's cool I.D. Buzz microbus is a go.

DT Daily today: Apple highlights new iOS11 iPad features, Xfinity moves into the cell service game, something odd is happening on Monday....

DT Daily today: Apple takes the plunge on original programming, HBO has a facepalm moment, DT goes camping, returns with Outdoor Awards list.

DT Daily today: Blizzard rethinks leaving Battle.net behind, is a stand-alone Apple Watch coming soon? And Qualcomm's new depth sensor tech.

Today: We test the AMD RX Vega 64 GPU, Samsung hypes the upcoming Galaxy Note 8, Waymo's self-driving car goes soft when it senses trouble.

DT Daily today: We put new AMD Threadripper CPUs to the test, Facebook wants you to watch Watch, Consumer Reports dings Microsoft's Surface.

Also today: Tech accessory maker Anker set to launch smart home ecosystem, Nissan to debut updated electric car.

Also today: Tile expands the range for their forget-me-not reminder tags, and converting a classic sports car to more modern propulsion.

Also today: Lenovo trashes their own user interface in favor of some Nougat, The Dark Tower opens today and we have a review of the new movie.

Also today: Cinema camera maker RED has an smartphone up their sleeve, LG also has a new phone featuring a crisp (and big) OLED display.

Also today: Google may have deleted a key feature on the Pixel 2 phones, IBM touts breakthrough for storing data - on tapes?

Also today: Samsung readies the follow-up to the Note 7 disaster phone, Amazon gives Alexa a fabulous new superpower.

Also today: Possible reasons Apple may use facial recognition to unlock the iPhone 8, AMD takes aim at Nvidia with new Vega GPUs.

Also today: Intel's new thumb drive PC sports AI, neural network goodies, and Luc Besson's latest sci-fi extravaganza hit screens today.

Also today: Apple issue a critical iOS update for iPads and iPhones, Microsoft may block some old PCs from future Windows 10 updates.