As 2016 comes to a close, tech enthusiasts have much to look forward to in 2017. These are the highly-anticipated gadgets to keep an eye on.
The Japanese electronics corporation will reportedly invest over $250 million in the electric car maker’s Buffalo, New York, solar plant to cover capital costs.
The company is expected to come out with faster chargers for its cars in the coming year.
The next year is likely to see Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s plans listed in his "Master Plan, Part Deux" take definitive shape.
Tesla has been reportedly working on enhancing its Autopilot self-driving feature to make its self-driving cars safer.
China is exploring a new policy that would lighten some of its protectionist laws and allow electric car manufacturers like Tesla to start building their vehicles in the country.
The electric vehicle market is expected to expand in 2017 with new players stepping in and charging stations being set up.
The Republican Trump-Pence ticket won Pennsylvania on Election Day last month, scoring about 48.2 percent of the vote to Democrat Hillary Clinton's 47.5 percent.
A member of the president-elect’s transition team’s executive committee Wednesday likened modern climate science to the medieval theory that said Earth is flat.
Trump is apparently still smarting from Twitter's refusal to allow him to use an emoji to go with the #CrookedHillary hashtag.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wasn't invited to Trump's meeting with prominent tech leaders because he blocked an emoji the Trump team wanted to launch for the hashtag #CrookedHillary.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and other prominent tech leaders sat down with President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday.
SpaceX won't launch in 2016. Some wonder how much that will hit the company financially.
With Boeing also delaying its manned space launches to 2018, the space agency will be forced to continue its reliance on Russian rockets, and even that will end in 2019.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg are among the few tech leaders that will attend the upcoming roundtable meeting with Donald Trump.
The company got the approval for the tests Thursday and was already testing the autonomous vehicle on public roads Friday.
The organization echoed concerns by leading scientists that fully autonomous weaponry would be bad for mankind.
The British satellite communications company said on Nov. 3 it was considering other options after a Sept. 1 explosion caused SpaceX flights to be delayed.
The federal agency said Wednesday that Elon Musk's company must first finalize its investigation into Sept. 1's massive explosion.
SpaceX has decided to delay all flight plans until January 2017 as the company completes an investigation into an explosion that happened in September.
The voluntary recall does not affect the standard adapters that come with the company’s vehicles, and only affects the NEMA 14-30, 10-30 and 6-50 models.
The rumors of Apple's interest in building self-driving cars appears to have been confirmed by a letter the company wrote to United States regulators.