In Depth Audi's already looking beyond the new A4 to develop tech that will change how we use headlights.

A test of Elon Musk's high-speed transport concept will commence next month.

Mozilla has announced that it's calling it a day on its Firefox OS for smartphones.

Sony launches a new PlayStation Messages app for iOS and Android, making it easier to smack-talk your buddies on the go.

A new study has revealed that only six per cent of cities' long-term transportation plans take driverless cars into account.

Batman and Superman meet face to face – and it doesn't look like they're going to be friends.

A professor from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University has developed a chip that will help your phone fully charge in under 10 minutes.

Apple's acquired Faceshift, a Zurich-based startup that's developed technology to capture a person's facial expressions in real time.

Google has introduced a host of new features to its Fit app, making it a more complete fitness option.

Audi is currently working to create infrastructure that will provide support for self-parking cars in the near future.

EA's CFO has compared VR's early adopters to the limited market offered by the Wii U and Vita, saying the company will "wait and see."

Sequels to Star Wars: Battlefront are almost a certainty according to an EA executive.

Rdio is filing for bankruptcy, and Pandora is acquiring "several key assets."

Tim Cook has stated that Apple has no intention of releasing a device that mixes its iPad and MacBook product lines.

Following the terrorist attacks in Paris, Google is making international Hangouts calls to France free to help with the location of family and friends.

Google's self-driving car has been pulled over in California for driving too slow.

Virtual reality has the potential to offer some incredible experiences. Instead, Oculus Arcade wants to take gaming back a few decades.

After years of inflicting sleepless nights on book retailers the world over, Amazon is now opening a bricks-and-mortar store in Seattle.

Nintendo's first smartphone game will be a Mario-free affair.

Plex has redesigned its living room-focused media player adding a slick new interface, mouse controls, and 4K support.

Misfit has launched a thinner, more powerful follow up to its flagship activity and sleep tracker.

Tim Cook's announced the new Apple TV would be available next week while speaking on stage at WSJD Live.

According to analysts, Apple can expect to sell 200,000 cars at a cost of US$55,000 each.

Lexus has partnered with two design firms to create a full-size IS made up of 1,700 pieces of cardboard.