technology

Honk if your palms are sweaty! Carmakers are heading down the road toward biometric technology.

On Monday, Congress takes up a $60 billion recovery package for areas affected by Superstorm Sandy. When the lights went out and the floodwaters moved in, people needed food and sandbags, sure — but they also needed information and connectivity.

Within a year, Nissan hopes to replace the mechanical method of controlling steering with one that uses electronics.

Commentator Robert Reich says a steady march of technology leaves increasingly obsolete jobs in its wake.

Some schools are testing out RFID tags as a way to keep track of kids and bring in extra money.

A new survey finds Americans more tethered to work by their mobile devices than they ever were to landlines.

Throw another app on the campfire. Kids are crowding into computer camps hoping to be the next Steve Jobs.

The stalks of genetically modified corn are tough, so tough that they're puncturing tractor tires. Farmers are fighting back.