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Audi A8L TDI: 36 mpg and big luxury for $83,395
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Smarter, safer, self-driving: 4 (almost) autonomous cars you can own today
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Are politicians lying? Probably, but there’s an app to verify that
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DT’s Guide to the Super Bowl: Must-have gear for the biggest party of the year
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Chinese Qoros Cross Hybrid Concept to debut at Geneva Motor Show
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Volvo pairs V60 plug-in diesel hybrid with On Call smartphone app
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Nissan’s Leafs will make Zurich’s taxi fleet greener, but not how you think
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While you were watching cat videos, this 15-year-old invented a pancreatic cancer detection sensor
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The next step to our cyborg future? Fierce, fabulous ‘smart nails’
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VW EV round two: Volkswagen e-Golf coming in 2014
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Could you live in a house filled with smart floors?
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3D-printed dresses, an incompetent barista for your kitchen and more in this week’s Staff Picks
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When will EVs overcome short range, long charges and big price tags?
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The Almond+, a touchscreen Wi-Fi router with home automation controls
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Volkswagen e-up!: Tiny VW EV coming soon
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Logitech heads back to mice and keyboards as it exits the video game console business
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918?! Call 911! Porsche prices 918 Spyder at a heart-stopping $845k
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Hands on: Adlens John Lennon variable focus glasses is one (hippie) pair fits all
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Have libraries found new relevance in the Internet age?
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San Francisco’s ambitious 25,000-LED light show set for Bay Bridge in March
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Robotic ‘Alpha’ machine can produce six hamburgers a minute
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Chevy turns Volt into a commercial on wheels with bite-sized QR code sticker
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Signed, sealed, and delivered: Consumer Reports receives its Model S, we weep in envy
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Peugeot Citroën to put compressed air and gasoline hybrids into production for 2016
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What if everything we thought we knew about DNA was wrong?
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A $300k 3D-printed burger exists, because why not?
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Real life Mario Kart with RFID bananas takes you to a literal Rainbow Road
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NASA’s planet-hunting telescope on temporary galactic bed rest
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The telescope floating over the world that could reveal mysteries of the universe
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Deceptive sandwiches, employees and online girlfriends in this week’s Staff picks
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Gym’s smart floor uses LED lights for changeable boundary lines
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Despite slow sales, GM executive says the Chevrolet Volt is not dead
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Moon bounce 2.0: NASA announces plans for tests of inflatable space station expansion
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Stark Industries sells out in favor of Chinese product placement in Iron Man 3
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Amiigo fitness bracelet can automatically track specific exercises
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2013 Detroit Auto Show: Acura NSX Concept has us feeling all ’emotional’
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Price cut will make Nissan Leaf the cheapest five-seat EV in 2013
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Goodbye paperbacks and paper cuts, Captain Obvious reports e-books are the future of reading
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Google Glass to land in developers’ hands at special events this month
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Can Chinese cash help save Fisker?
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2013 Detroit Auto Show: 2014 Infiniti Q50 rolls into Detroit with new tech, same Infiniti style
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Hands on with Pebble: The smartwatch that rocked Kickstarter
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NASA: The world will also not end in 2029 or 2036
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Amazon launches AutoRip, offering users free digital versions of physical music they’ve bought
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Nightmare week for Boeing’s Dreamliner aircraft
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Photos: 2014 Lexus IS F-Sport
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Will EV and hybrid sales suffer if gas prices fall in 2013?
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Muse brain-sensing headband invites you in for a little mind game
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Mauz transforms your smartphone into a lean, mean – and versatile – gesture control machine
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MWV combats retail theft by deactivating electronics until they leave the store
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Microsoft wants to turn your walls into a battlefield with a modified Kinect and projector, called IllumiRoom
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Fast and frugal: Mazda6 Skyactiv diesel goes racing
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Sifteo Cubes spell the next generation of puzzle gaming
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You’re not going to believe this, but Will.i.am is a tech visionary
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Touchscreen restaurant table forecasts the end of human interactions
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Hands on with Leonar3do, the next big thing in 3D modeling
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Sesame Street and Star Trek features in new Qualcomm-powered technology
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Fiat 500e rated at 122 MPGe city, with 87-mile range
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Trakdot Luggage Tracker is LoJack for your checked baggage
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Programmable Lego Mindstorms EV3 is the childhood toy you never had
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Easy on the eyes, hard on the wallet: Hands-on with Recon’s MOD Live HUD goggles
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Stay warm and connected with winter gadgets to beat the chill
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Bigger, lighter, and younger: Details of the 2015 Mercedes C-Class begin to emerge
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Hands-free PC control device The Leap partnering with Asus
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Transporter allows you to ditch the cloud for complete privacy
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Why haven’t ubiquitous user reviews banished bad products from virtual shelves?
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Chevrolet Volt dealers opt out over expensive tools
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Google Glass development continues but still much to do, project leader says