So much happened this week. Amazon's Prime Day stretched for 36 hours, but not without a glitch. Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk put their foots in their mouths. (Their own, not each other's, just to clarify.) And Comic-Con opened in San Diego. Of course, there was plenty more. Here's your chance to catch up.

Shazam and Wonder Woman hope to rope in more fans at Comic-Con

Marvel isn't at the San Diego geek-a-thon. DC wants to wear its cape.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 could go ultrasonic. Here's a look at its likely fingerprint reader

We try Qualcomm's new technology. It's a prototype, but probably not for long.

Your face is your passport in these Australian airports

Please don't get it stamped.

How Russian hackers infiltrated the DNC

A timeline.

Nintendo Switch gave me back my video games

Mark Serrels was too busy to play games until this handheld came along.

The director of the cybermystery Searching struggled to edit his film on iMacs

The movie has so many video layers that it taxed the machines, Aneesh Chaganty says.

Ring's home-security system is super simple and super cheap

It took no time to install. 

This crazy, swank airship could bring back dirigibles

 Seriously, the Airlander has a bar, private bedrooms and a glass-floored observation lounge.

DC's Comic-Con 'Experience' lets you bring on the rage

CNET's Roger Cheng goes totally medieval.

Follow the Money: This is how digital cash is changing the way we save, shop and work.

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