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The Navigon 8100T has frustrating voice recognition, hard-to-read satellite imagery and a mysterious charging system.

Investors bid up shares after reports that Jonathan Miller, AOL’s former chief executive, is attempting a private buyout of Yahoo.

The plan, the brainchild of the former Silicon Valley software executive Shai Agassi, is an attempt to overcome the major hurdles to electric cars.

Cellphone makers and carriers hope that touch screens will bolster sales this holiday season.

With Facebook Connect, users can log onto a variety of sites and see their friends’ activities there.

Canadian Internet users are far more likely than Americans to use a social networking Web site, according to a new report.

An emerging field called collective intelligence could create an Orwellian future on a level Big Brother could only dream of.

Tesla Motors says it cannot move forward on plans to bring out a second-generation electric car without federal funds.

The attacks in India served as another case study in how technology is transforming people into potential reporters, adding a new dimension to the news media.

Carl Icahn, the billionaire investor, bought nearly seven million additional shares of Yahoo in a move likely to fuel speculation over Yahoo’s search for a new chief executive.