McLaren MP4-12C heading to America in 2011

When the UK and Europe show of their new low-production exotic supercars, those in North America and Canada can only stare and wonder what it would be like to have a car like this. This will not be the case with the new McLaren MP4-12C as McLaren’s nascent road car division have offered a strategy for distribution throughout the world, the U.S. and Canada will be included in its plans. Read more

Halo 3 ODST: Review of the co-op mode

There is no denying that the Halo franchise is one of the best ever when it comes to gaming, there are those gamers who became hooked from day one, such as co-optimus. He explains that we are about to get a taste of the fifth Halo tile, Halo 3: ODST. This is the fourth shooter in the series. Read more

Fan Check Application Virus: Facebook users, are you panicking?

Many of you may be aware of the latest security threat associated with Facebook, the security risk is associated with a new Facebook application called Fan Check, however the developer of the application denies that the application contains malware nor does it violate any of Facebook policies. Read more

Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7: Computer World’s OS Deathmatch

If you haven’t picked up your copy of Mac OS X Snow Leopard yet, we have a good comparison article for you to read now, which may help you in your decision between Snow Leopard and Microsoft’s Windows 7. Read more

NCAA Football 2010 Rosters: PS3 and Xbox 360

EA have been having some issue with its rosters for its NCAA Football 2010 game for the PS3 and Xbox 360. Some of those issues include teams that do not have no or few players and freshman that have graduated that remain on these rosters. Read more

Red Bull’s Formula One iPhone app

Red Bull UK has been working closely with both Red Bull Racing and Red Bull Media House to come up with something for fans who own an Apple iPhone. There is now a new app available called the Red Bull GP app, and is the first of its kind from Formula One. Read more

McLaren hybrid supercar to use Formula 1 KERS system

We are always seeing technology from Formula 1 making its way to our road cars and McLaren could about to be doing it again with rumors of a McLaren hybrid supercar, which could use the controversial KERS system. Read more

AMD vs Intel: Opteron “Istanbul”, better performance per watt

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced yesterday that they are to launch an updated Opteron server chip road map, in which they hope will help to lure customers from Intel. The new processor named Istanbul is much the same as Intel’s current Xeon processors, as it uses a 45-nanometer manufacturing process, but will offer better value for money and will be ready by 2010. Read more

2009 Detroit Auto Show: Ferrari, Land Rover and Rolls-Royce Absent

It is no secret that 2009 will to be a tough year for the Detroit Auto Show, and the fact that six major carmakers have pulled out proves just that. Ferrari, Land Rover, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Rolls-Royce and Nissan decided that they would not attend the show this year. Read more

Reasons not to download Windows 7 Beta: data loss when expires

Today is the day where you will be able to download Windows 7 Beta; Which Microsoft hope will be a better success than their current OS, Vista. There are only 2.5 million downloads available, but is it worth the download as the operating system will expire on August 1, 2009. This could actually lead to loss of data. Read more

Australian car industry crashes: worst sales in 30 years

The Australian car industry has crashed as business confidence is low; sales are now the worst they have been in 30 years. Fleet sales are falling sharply and 2009 is expected to get much worse, this is the same story across the globe. Read more

The end of Honda and Formula One

The credit crisis has been hitting auto manufactures hard, as their stocks tumble; this has now spread to F1. There are reports that Honda F1 has now pulled out of the sport, and are looking for a buyer. This is a huge blow to the sport, as Honda has been in the sport for many years, not only as a team but also an engine supplier. Read more

PC Review: Grand Theft Auto IV

Grand Theft Auto IV from Rockstar has been available for the Xbox 360 and the Sony PS3 since April, and now the tale of immigrant Niko Bellic is made available for the PC. Rockstar have added some new additions as well as making some alterations, but for those of you who have already played the console version, it is not worth playing the game all over again on the PC version. Read more

LG Electronics and F1’s Bernie Ecclestone unveil sponsorship deal

LG Electronics have signed a deal with F1’s Bernie Ecclestone, to become the official technology partner of Formula 1. The new five-year deal will see LG Electronics appear as the official time keeper, as well as provide data for broadcasts. Read more

World of Warcraft: Can anyone beat it?

World of Warcraft isn’t the only MMORPG out there on the market you know, there are a lot of others. But due to the global success of their latest game Wrath of the Lich King, people often forget there are other competitors out there. Read more

Vodafone’s £1bn cut back after falling sales

As the credit crunch takes hold of businesses, Vodafone is just the latest to announce falling sales, as a result they are to cut costs by £1bn. This news comes after Vodafone dropped their sales forecast for the second time in just four months. Read more

Blackberry Storm Pictures to Entice

The wait is almost over for those hanging on for the most anticipated BlackBerry, the Storm. The reason that this Smartphone has generated so much interest is the fact that the Storm is the first BlackBerry to have a touch screen. Read more

Lewis Hamilton’s Vodafone Blackberry Storm hands on video

There have now been a number of hands on video reviews of the new Blackberry Storm, but none as high profile as this. It seems as if F1 driver Lewis Hamilton has been given a Storm for free from McLaren sponsors Vodafone. Read more

Ceramic Nanotechnology Applied to Metal Restoration to Create Fuel-Savings

SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Sept. 17 /PRNewswire/ — The value of ceramic as a thermal barrier and for protection against corrosion has been proven in thousands of applications over the last five decades in the electronics industry, and in other products. Ceramic coatings, achieved through a physiochemical process, can create a ceramic-metal structure that reduces friction in metal-to-metal environments Read more

Philips to brighten first ever Formula One night race

Philips today announced that its lighting projectors have been selected by Valerio Maioli S.p.A., the Italian consultant company appointed by Singapore GP Pte Ltd., to light up the first ever Formula One™ night race on 28 September 2008 in Singapore.

The go-ahead was given to Singapore to stage the first night race after the International Automobile Federation (FIA) agreed that Valerio Maioli’s design satisfied strict criteria concerning safety Read more

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