In a letter to Google, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration determined that the computer piloting Google's self-driving cars can be considered a driver, for purposes of the car's control placement.
A next-gen exoskeleton, now on sale, highlights how the latest robots are merging science fiction with reality.
Instead of focusing on fixing the past, this coalition is asking the California Air Resources Board to force VW to take a walk down to Electric Avenue and speed up future tech developments.
Need to forward a bunch of emails? This Chrome extension lets you perform such a maneuver with ease and alacrity.
Plus, Ubisoft confirms people who were in the closed beta will get to play 24 hours early.
Subaru announces a new concept for the Geneva auto show using the XV concept name, a likely precursor to a new generation of its popular XV small SUV, while also showing an XV Special Edition at the Chicago auto show.
Though it's popular with an in crowd of entertainers, politicos and hipsters, the microblogging service is having a hard time getting regular people to join. That's a problem, a big problem.
Microsoft will focus more on Xbox Live usership figures instead of console shipment numbers.
Brian Cooley shares research on forward-collision-avoidance tech, self-braking systems and which cars have the highest ratings.
Don't let the changing of the seasons and colder weather get you down. Pick up one of these tablets to keep you company.