Drive a car you could only dream about driving in Forza Motorsport 3.

The gaming world's most beloved Italian plumber returns to his roots with Nintendo's newest flagship title only for the Wii.

Discover more about the origins of the MINI, as well as its role in popular culture.

The game company EA pulls a full 180 to provide a stylish arcade racing experience that will appeal to a more casual audience.

We check out the top seven coolest concept designs featured at 2009's Tokyo Auto Show.

Learn how useful the Integrated Ballistics Identification System (IBIS) is to police, and see how the system works.

Google's Chrome operating system took a big step on Thursday with its release to the open source community. The OS is targeted at netbooks and will be faster, simpler and more secure than existing operating systems, according to Google.

WORLD TECH UPDATE #91 - November 19, 2009 In this week's show President Obama talks tech in China, Google announces that it is open-sourcing the Chrome OS, Dell readies to intro a smartphone, the EU shuts down 54 Web sites that violate consumer law, Howard Stringer says Sony is ahead on cost-cut...

The US, which depends on coal for more than half of it's electricity use, is looking to so-called « clean coal technologies » to lower coal's carbon footprint. But environmentalists and people living in the areas where coal is mined say that the...

The smartphone goes on sale from China Mobile in December

The Sony chief wants a big share of the e-book and TV markets and is planning an ambitious content delivery service

301 European Web sites that sell mobile phone ringtones, wallpapers and other services violated consumer law

The Consumer Electronics Association held its annual CES preview in New York this week.

It was two years in the making, two years when designers were forbidden from showing their work even to their colleagues. Now, Avatar, the video game based on James Cameron's new 3D animation film, is about to hit the streets. Ubisoft releases its new game on December 1.

Take a look at some of the new features designed to make your computing experience easier and more fun.

Vehicles can be powered a number of ways, but the world seems to be stuck on gasoline. Why? That's a Good Question.

Pushing a big product rollout, CEO John Chambers said the company is turning aggressive as the economy recovers

New releases such as "Sin and Punishment" and "Metroid: Other M" along with third-party titles will spur hardware sales, according to Nintendo of America's Reggie Fils-Aime. Dan Gallagher reports.

WORLD TECH UPDATE #90 - November 12, 2009 On this week's World Tech Update Intel and AMD settle all antitrust litigation and patent disputes, CEA holds its annual CES preview in New York, Australian iPhones get Rick Astley wallpaper, Fujitsu breaks a phone in two, HP plans to acquire 3Com, the...

The F-04B phone has a detachable QWERTY keyboard and will be on sale in Japan in April 2010

On Tuesday Intel started selling a new e-reader that can snap pictures of books and newspapers and then read them back to people who have a hard time reading the printed page.

*HD available* Researchers at MIT are working to develop a set of algorithms and a robot to help with everyday errands.

Jenn Van Grove explains what can go wrong when your boss, and his customers, don't like your tweets.

In a bid to boost its flagging tourism industry, Cyprus is laying golf courses by the acre. But the manicured greens demand much irrigation and opponents say developers' plans to use water from desalination plants would be harmful to the environment. Duration : 02:16.

WORLD TECH UPDATE #89 - November 5, 2009 In this week's World Tech Update Steve Ballmer tours Asia and talks about the future of television, HTC launches the HD2 smartphone that runs Windows Mobile 6.5, Intel gets slapped with an antitrust lawsuit, Motorola's Droid gets ready to go on sale,...