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We put both the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro through a series of drops to see if they would survive. Turns out, they're a lot tougher than we thought.

Explore the miniature Gotham City and grab the Catwoman outfit.

The island needs to know that Batman is here.

Will Game of Thrones be crowned the best TV show? Will Netflix beat HBO? We take a look at the prospects of the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards this Sunday.

From smart displays to smart speakers to smart lights and locks, Google Assistant can control a ton of smart home devices. Here are our favorites.

Alienstock descended on Rachel, Nevada, and the crowds kept calm.

It feels as if you're part of the conversation on race and inequality in America.

Here's a look at our most important stories for the week ending Sept. 21, 2019.

How an astronaut's space experiments are helping people on Earth, why the iPhone 11 Pro is sure to please any shutterbug, and yes there're too many podcasts out there, but that's a good thing.

This is a little more involved than your sweet Thrustmasters wheel, bud.

Just because it's a video game, doesn't mean it can't teach your kids something.

Since the 10th generation is now just two model years old, nothing much has changed.

We get behind the wheel of CXC’s latest racing sim before it heads off for duty on a Norwegian cruise ship.

Apple's iOS 13 update includes a welcome overhaul of the CarPlay in-car infotainment system.

Yep, there are lots of ways to get HDR on TV. Let's break 'em down.

Confused about which model is best for you? We've got the ultimate guide to what makes each Instant Pot unique.

The meme of the year culminated with a weird costume party at the gate to a famed national security site.

Raiders bring tents, tinfoil hats and their best alien costumes to Rachel, Nevada, for a weekend celebrating all things ET.

It may have originated with the Church, but the salty snack takes center stage at the annual Bavarian beer festival.

A towing company in Texas plans to use drones to assess situations before sending a truck.

One photographer, two days and Apple's three-camera iPhone in San Francisco. The bottom line: If you love taking photos, you'll treasure the iPhone 11 Pro.

March now, or swim later.

The suspended apps were tied to 400 developers.

The Google-owned site said it's tightening verification restrictions, and creators are furious.

The social network plans to start sunsetting the feature on Sept. 26.