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From our front-page news: We know you guys love to win stuff, so your ears are sure to perk up with the knowledge of two sweet contests being held by NVIDIA and Intel. Neither are related, but both offer up some great prizes. First is NVIDIA with their contest that aims to have gamers saying...

From our front-page news: I don't talk too often about music or music artists in our news section, but this is one of those times when there's no reason not to. Not because the music is technologically advanced, but rather because of the exact opposite. Beatboxing is the art of creating music...

From our front-page news: Some say that PC gaming is dying, but that's hardly the case. What has seemed to have happened over the course of the past ten years is a shift of the type of games people play. MMORPG titles are more popular than ever, and with World of Warcraft exceeding 10,000,000...

From our front-page news:Boy, it feels like it was just a few weeks ago that the VirtualBox 3.0 beta was released. Oh, right... it was. This release set a new record for software moving from the beta to final release stage, but apparently the software was "virtually" finished... the developers...

Do you find most mid-towers a little too large, but find small form-factor chassis' to have the opposite issue? The latest entry to NZXT's "Classic Series", the Panzerbox, may have you covered. This sturdy aluminum chassis is neither too large nor too small, yet it still offers ample internal...

From our front-page news: If there's one thing many of us can relate to, it'd be our love for music, whether it's listening or playing. If you share a similar passion as I do for listening to whatever genre strikes your fancy, could you pick just one particular music-related invention that you'd...

From our front-page news: As I mentioned a few weeks ago, we're in the process of updating the entire gamut of test suites for all of our performance and non-performance-related content. Yes, it's taking a lot longer than we could have ever anticipated, part in thanks to various things that came...

From our front-page news: It's an odd comparison to make, but is there a single software company that immediately comes to mind that is most like your favorite sporting team? I couldn't immediately think up one for mine, but luckily Martin Veitch at CIO News took care of it, and I'd now have to...

From our front-page news: What would a computer be without a keyboard? Useless if you ask me. But just how much thought has gone into the keyboard as we know it, and is there room for improvement? The folks at Lenovo think so, but it's obvious that changes can't be made without some serious...

From our front-page news: A few weeks ago, we posted an article that took a look at GOG.com (Good Old Games), a service that sells, as the name suggests, old titles. Some are older than others, so it's fun to look through their collection to see how graphics have improved over time. Depending on...

From our front-page news:We've been so immersed in Windows 7 news for the past year, it's going to be great when the freaking OS is finally released! Who's with me?! As we discovered early last month, that will happen on October 22, so the wait isn't going to be too long from here on out. It now...

I'm heading to Toronto with my brother for a few days to catch the Offspring (and Pennywise!) in concert, so just a heads-up that I won't at all be quick to respond to requests or threads. I'll check in when able, but this is a mini-vacation and I'll try to treat it as such. So... please be...

From our front-page news: It looks as though we'll be seeing Intel's Clarkdale a lot sooner than we expected, as recent roadmap revisions have indicated it will show up during Q4 2009, a full quarter earlier than originally planned. Will this effect the launch of Lynnfield? It's really hard to...

From our front-page news: Whether you're a digital artist or the furthest thing from, chances are great that you've at one time found yourself using Adobe Photoshop. Its roots began in 1987 when Thomas Knoll created a monochrome picture viewer called "Display". He soon realized the potential of...

With an incredible number of netbooks available on the market, how does one compete? With ASUS and their 1008HA (Seashell), the simple answer is to make not a faster notebook, but a feature-rich netbook with a better design. The 1008HA delivers on both counts, with the best netbook design we've...

I think the title says it all: http://www.inquisitr.com/27487/want-to-cook-bacon-on-your-iphone-theres-an-app-for-that/

There are few people who don't know who Billy Mays is, and even if you don't recognize the name, you likely recognize the face. He's been selling cleaning products for a while, such as Oxi Clean, Orange Clean, Kaboom, et cetera. If there's one thing he's well-known for though, it's the fact that...

From our front-page news: The moment we've all (okay, not ALL) been waiting for... Windows 7 pricing! Some of it's cool, some of it is ridiculous (I'll get into that in a minute). For full versions (non-upgrades), Home Premium is $199.99 ($40 less than Home Premium for Vista), $299.99 for...

Should content posted on a website be decided by its readers, or companies? Rather than have typical advertising sustain a site and support its growth, are there other avenues worth exploring? These are the questions on the table, and Senior Editor Brett Thomas has taken a hard look at both...

Last month, I posted a link to ASUS' clever marketing campaign for the Eee PC Seashell, and I'm pleased to say we'll have a review up for it next week. So far, there are two versions, the 1008HA and 1005HA, but both are similar in overall design. The latter promises incredible battery-life...