Anthony Foulk, a product manager with Audi of America, demonstrated the Audi Q7, which features driving assistance in slow-moving traffic, on the streets around Herndon, Va., on Friday.
Tesla, Volvo, Audi and Cadillac all plan to release vehicles that enable some hands-free driving within the next year, but few states have laws on the books.
The reshaped Microsoft that Satya Nadella, the new chief executive, envisions has fewer internal fiefs and is more willing to favor big bets on new technologies over protecting legacy cash cows.
Mr. Goldberg was a serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur and venture capitalist who was married to Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook.
The venture capital firm operates much like a Hollywood talent agency, and in the process it has the potential to inflate a technology bubble.
The use of emoji — the collection of happy faces and other images that can be used to communicate feelings and sentiments — has become so pervasive on Instagram that the use of Internet slang formed from letters has decreased.
Apple, IBM and Japan Post are partnering to provide a technology service for older adults. The venture reflects the larger ambitions of each company.
Jeff Bezos, chief executive of Amazon.com, said in a statement that the spacecraft reached 58 miles high and parachuted to a landing in the West Texas desert.
The performances illustrate the way investors are questioning whether social media companies can keep their growth rates vigorous enough to justify their valuations.
Twitter’s shares have been punished since it reported its earnings because advertisers and investors are having trouble figuring it out.
Secret’s rapid rise and fall illustrates the flash-in-the-pan nature of Silicon Valley’s current technology boom.
A Senate bill introduced on Wednesday was aimed at slowing so-called patent trolls, companies whose principal business is generating suits rather than producing products.
Microsoft has steadily lost influence in the technology industry as software developers gravitated to mobile technologies like Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS.
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The company delivers groceries bought by personal shoppers, and its growth may be in the double digits. But deep questions remain.
A series of apps fill in information on the darkened sky, from red dwarf stars to the International Space Station.
A toilet seat that warms and cleans has been used widely abroad for decades, but is just beginning to catch on in the United States.
How to give an old iPhone to a friend for use with Wi-Fi, to surf and use apps.
Tips for Time Warner Cable customers who want to use their iPhones to manage DVR recordings.
As Congress moves to take the government out of the business of bulk collection of domestic calling data, the National Security Agency is hardly resisting.
A jury convicted Sergey Aleynikov on a charge of stealing confidential computer trading code from his former employer, but acquitted him of a second charge and deadlocked on a third.
Nepalis at home and abroad are leading initiatives that harness digital technologies and social platforms to assist their countrymen in relief efforts.
Tesla Motors says it is making a foray into the challenge of how to use the sun’s energy when it isn’t shining, with a fleet of battery systems for homeowners, businesses and utilities.
The free streaming site, which once had 35 million users, agreed to turn over its apps and intellectual property to a trade group representing the biggest record companies.
The push for reform is the strongest demonstration of a shift from a focus on national security at the expense of civil liberties to a new balance in the post-Edward J. Snowden era.
Oracle and Microsoft want to increase cloud capacity, making them possible suitors.
Jim Parsons plays God in this play, making comedic observations based on Mr. Javerbaum’s God Twitter account.
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