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Many of us are familiar with keyless entry -- where a vehicle recognizes when you get close to your car, and unlocks the door.
Oshkosh Corporation’s Tactical Protector Vehicle uses the same armored technology employed to protect soldiers and Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Scottsdale’s speed enforcement vans have nabbed more than 9,000 motorists this year, the first time the roving vehicles have been at full-strength since 2001.
NEW YORK - While they're out chasing the news, employees at a local television station are wondering if anybody is tailing them.
Microchip Technology, the Chandler-based semiconductor company that makes microcontrollers used in many consumer and industrial products, said it will expand its product line to include higher-end, more capable chips.
SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo Inc. on Monday plans to unveil a new section aimed at helping consumers cope with the onslaught of new technology that's reshaping modern life.
ABOARD THE USS HARRY S. TRUMAN - Lt. Shawn Hall spends his days thousands of feet above Iraq in his F/A-18 fighter jet, dropping GPS-guided bombs in support of American troops on the ground.
Concerned about the general maintenance of your car - the tires, lights and fluids?
Steve Gruber and Alex Bendyna, both with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind, look at a small alternative-fuel vehicle Thursday on display at the state Capitol.
Police in Tempe say they used new technology to catch a robbery suspect.
I’ll admit that I’m a gadget geek. If it’s new tech, I’ll usually want it. But looking at the latest crop of new vehicles, I had to stop and give my head a shake. Hmmm, have we gone just a bit too far?
Maricopa County is quietly becoming a center for cleanburning alternative-fuel technologies despite the bad name they got from the Arizona Legislature’s alt-fuel fiasco five years ago.
TUCSON - When Elizabeth Isaman leaves the El Mirador Ranch on the Mexican border, she can see a tall metal tower packed with cameras, radars and sensors about a quarter-mile away.
I never read "The Adventures of Tintin" comic books, which were created by the late Belgian writer and artist Hergé. The animated series, however, holds a special place in my heart as one of the finest nostalgic shows of the early '90s. Other than maybe Disney's "Ducktales," "The Adventures of Tintin" was probably the closest thing my generation got to an adventure serial. Now, director Steven Spielberg and producer Peter Jackson, a collaboration we've all been waiting for, join forces to bring Tintin's chronicles to the silver screen through motion capture effects. The end result is a hyper and dazzling voyage that earns comparison to, dare I say, "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
I never read "The Adventures of Tintin" comic books, which were created by the late Belgian writer and artist Hergé. The animated series, however, holds a special place in my heart as one of the finest nostalgic shows of the early '90s. Other than maybe Disney's "Ducktales," "The Adventures of Tintin" was probably the closest thing my generation got to an adventure serial. Now, director Steven Spielberg and producer Peter Jackson, a collaboration we've all been waiting for, join forces to bring Tintin's chronicles to the silver screen through motion capture effects. The end result is a hyper and dazzling voyage that earns comparison to, dare I say, "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
Thom Bohlen explains the technology under the hood of his electric hybrid car, a Toyota Prius, near his home in Scottsdale. Bohlen also owns a hybrid Toyota Highlander. PHOTO BY SAUL LOEB, FOR THE TRIBUNE
With gasoline prices soaring, Tempe residents Richard and Evangeline Keefe had been thinking about buying a gas/electric hybrid car.
With gasoline prices soaring, Tempe residents Richard and Evangeline Keefe had been thinking about buying a gas/electric hybrid car.
WASHINGTON - Ford Motor Co. is recalling 35,700 Crown Victoria police cars and taxis because of a wheel defect, the automaker and the federal government said Friday.
DETROIT - As their average commute time rises, Americans are making their vehicles increasingly homelike, with cushy seats, multiple zones of climate control and DVD players. So it's no surprise that the next big thing in vehicle accessories is satellite television.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety did not wait long before putting to work its newest weapon against speeding. Hours after its photo enforcement vehicles were unveiled to the media on Thursday, DPS started duties at undisclosed locations in south-central Arizona.
Vehicles powered by alternative fuels will become increasingly accessible to consumers in Arizona as the technology advances and fueling stations grow in number.
Auto shows are a fun and profitable way for dealers, car auctioneers, collectors, and those who just want to see, to come out and look at the affordable and not-so-affordable vehicles.
A relatively new industry is wrapping up profits in the Valley, the nation and throughout the world.
Arizona defense contractors celebrated Veterans Day on Friday by demonstrating next-generation military technologies they are developing for the U.S. Army.
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
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