Jeremy Laird

Jeremy Laird For a device that's supposed to be dead, the PC sure does seem to be innovating.

Jeremy Laird All this range-anxiety and fast-charging-network guff is completely missing the point.

Jeremy Laird A million fewer deaths a year is just one reason why driverless cars will make the world a better place.

In Depth Toyota is planning to take hydrogen cars into the mainstream. But is the world ready for hydrogen fuel cells? And even if it is, will they live up to the low-carbon hype?

CES 2014 Volvo is taking the fight to the Germans with a new cloud-connected multimedia system complete with music stream, online apps and Wikipedia integrated into the navigation.

CES 2014 Continuing the nav-plus-camera combo theme, Magellan's Roadmate 6230T-LM DashCam sports touchscreen nav plus a forward-facing drive recorder.

CES 2014 Think a reversing camera is one of those handy car features that you can only get factory fit? Garmin has other ideas.

CES 2014 Sony has announced the first ever smartphone cradle receiver, allowing multiple brands of smartphones to serve as in-dash touchscreens.

CES 2014 BMW has been showing off its latest self-driving car technology including high performance and self-parking features.

CES 2014 Toyota's fuel cell car can be refueled in under five minutes, has a 300 mile range and emits only water vapour.

CES 2014 A concept car with frickin' laser beams for headlights? That'll be the Audi Sport Quattro Laserlight, capable of illuminating the road up to 500 metres ahead.

If in-car Android is coming, why not add Google Glass to the mix? That's exactly what Hyundai is planning for its new Genesis luxury saloon.

CES 2014 Big advances in car tech are expected this CES, with Apple iPhone integration also hot on the agenda.

In Depth Apple's making a big deal about 64-bit technology in its phone - is it a masterstroke for the future or unnecessary technology?

Analysis AMD's upcoming Steamroller CPU architecture seemed like the last great hope for some real competition in the PC processor market. But now?

Opinion The PC industry is tooling up for small displays that have higher resolutions than HD. But are Windows and the web ready?

Analysis It fits in your hand. And it might just be all the PC you'll ever need. But Intel's nifty little NUC is too pricey by far.