The Lincoln MKS is basically the Ford Taurus in a luxury package, the same car dressed up with leather upholstery and electronic gadgets. Similarly, the Cadillac ATS, very close in size to the Mercedes CLA 250, has a sticker price of $33,000. It is …

CES 2014 promises its share of big product reveals. But more important than that, it gives us a look at the industry as a whole, a chance to see whether the fleet that make the various categories of gadgets, sensors, systems, and gizmos is headed in …

Product launches and future technologies and gadgets will be unveiled in what is the world's largest consumer technology event. Sony, Samsung and Microsoft are set to announce new products but all eyes will be on BlackBerry in the new year … The …

American hegemony wasn't limited to military power, but encompassed the most basic components of the modern world, from Internet and its attendant gadgets and technologies (Microsoft, Apple, Google…) to movies, scholarship and literature. America was …

According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, tech giant Google and luxury automaker Audi plan to announce a new partnership at next week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The joint venture would produce a new Android-based in-car …

A luxury Dolche and Gabbana watch – some of which sell for hundreds of pounds – was among other valuable gadgets left behind. Another of the Travelodge's visitors was left mourning the loss of a top-of-the-range Samsung tablet. The unlucky person was …

Check out the luxury cars in any world ghetto. Price all the gadgets, you wonder if they could have paid for a better place to live and plan for their children's future. Rent is expensive in the cities but may be better in the outskirts with fresher …

The 2013 BMW 320i xDrive's position as the most affordable 3 Series model means that it doesn't come with a heavy dose of luxury gear (read: gizmos and gadgets). This is actually what I liked most about the 320i – a simple iDrive interface, useful, but …

Gadgets have long struggled with a weirdly mixed image: in the 1980s, carrying a hulking "mobile'" phone with a battery pack the size of a briefcase was a sign of both wealth and self-importance; for a while, an iPhone was a sign of class and taste …