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Gamboa vs. Ford accuses the Detroit giant of colluding with Bosch on software cheating.

The company has spent the past year racking up partnerships with big names like Google, Amazon and Apple to make its smart appliances appeal to a broader audience than competitors.

Stratio's LinkSquare is a pocket spectrometer that scans objects to try to verify their identity, detect freshness and more. But in initial tests, it's having problems.

Finding the right machine to clean up your kitchenware can be intimidating. We're here to help.

Between sound rating, cycles, options, capacity and speed, here's what you need to know to make an informed choice when picking a dishwasher.

Next year, Europeans will be able to use Wi-Fi to send cooking instructions to select Electrolux oven models using an app called Innit.

The German technology supplier believes it has nailed the problem of diesel emissions using artificial intelligence.

The German technology firm is attempting to use high-pressure gas that's forced out of a nozzle to help right a sliding motorcycle.

The German firm wants to bring established ADAS systems like blind-spot monitoring, forward-collision warning and adaptive cruise control to the two-wheeled world and it's starting with KTM and Ducati.

Standards and bandwidth and wires, oh my!

The company best known for making computer graphics cards is teaming up with Bosch and Daimler to bring some superserious hardware to the race for autonomy.

They'll rely on Nvidia's AV hardware to keep the shiny side up.

Bosch's new entry-level line offers relatively quiet performance and a smudge-proof design.

The development puts the future of the adorable Kuri robot in doubt.

The service will eventually include vehicle data as well as weather reports, once a significant number of cars are participating.

CNET goes to Berlin to report on all the news from Europe's largest tech show.

The trucks themselves aren't the only piece of the puzzle that can benefit from electrification.

A pearl aubergine fridge, anyone? The German appliances brand is doing everything it can to sell people on multicolored refrigerators with swappable doors.

Food-identifying fridges? Virtual kitchen controls? Range hoods with a sense of smell? Bosch brought everything but the kitchen sink to Europe's largest, strangest tech show.

We're chasing down the coolest, weirdest appliances Europe has to offer -- how about one that spins your salsa from the back to the front?

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