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From the morn's news: At a time when every FPS-diehard is shaking in anticipation for Crysis, Ubisoft comes along and announces the next game in the Far Cry series, creatively called Far Cry 2. Well, at least they didn't call it 'Far Cry 2.0'. Want some info? Screenshots? Video? Teasers? Well...

As far as I know, you can haul Vista's widgets off of the Sidebar and locate them anywhere on the screen. As for the lack of gadgets available... it's because no developer wants to put up with Vista. So I would assume. Once Vista adoption picks up, so will the gadgets.

That wasn't Nick Cage who stole it, but it was a Porsche 911 in Gone In Sixty Seconds, it's how the movie began.

As attractive as OS X is, one reason most people have fun with it is by adding a slew of widgets to help keep things interesting. Among the thousands available, you should have no problem finding a handful that you enjoy. To help get you started, we are taking a look at our personal favorites...

For the sake of enthusiasts, I hope to see an NVIDIA chipset for DDR3 around the X38 time. Their 680i overclocks memory like nothing else... so it would be nice to see some DDR3 <3 going on.

Jackass because he didn't use common sense and check the fuel gauge before putting the pedal to the metal. You'd imagine that Porsche is outfitted with good security cameras... no doubt they have him on there in high-resolution. I have a soft-spot for Targas. At least he chose a great car to...

No one knows yet... NVIDIA is not giving out that information. I don't think even they know right now, since DDR3 adoption is not going too fast...

Yes, it's a great game. I've been playing it again over the past few days, beating the time trials and such. I can assuredly say that racing in a 600HP car capable of 188MPH down Germany's Nurburgring is quite a task. After racing it in a game, I have to give props to those who actually race at...

Man... when is this going to end! I am still having a difficult time justifying the benefits of DDR3-1333, but DDR3-1800 (900MHz, PC3-14400) is just insane! Sunnyvale, Calif—July 19, 2007-OCZ Technology Group, the worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability...

If you are thinking of switching off your D80, I'd go to the local photo shop and give the 400D a spin, since both are essentially quite similar in features and specs. If you have used Canon cameras in the past, it will be comfortable right off the bat. But after using a D80 for a while, it will...

This story is hilarious. Some guy in Malaysia tricks the saleswoman at a Porsche dealer to give him the keys, so he can hear the engine. He storms out of the building, right through the glass. Of course, the dealership is not going to keep much fuel in the car, for obvious reasons. It has...

There are many companies that exist for the sole purpose of helping your PC keep it's cool, but Noctua believes they do that better than anyone. So, we are putting their 80mm fan, 120mm fan and chipset cooler to the test, to see if they live up to the hype. You can read the full review here and...

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