Sam Ard didn't do it. Neither did Jack Ingram. Or Dale Earnhardt Jr. Or Martin Truex Jr. Or even Kevin Harvick. No, no driver in the 28-year history of the NASCAR Nationwide Series has won 11 races in a single season.

National Association of Broadcasters wants every cell phones to have FM receivers, citing public safety concerns, but critics say it's a mere money grab.

Full disclosure up front: I'm cheap. I went without cable for years before signing up for Sezmi's $20-a-month plan, a concession I made mainly to silence my kids' incessant demands for Cartoon Network. (Curse you, Ben Tennyson!!!) We'd also gotten by just fine without a TiVo, as miraculous a device as it is, because Hulu and similar offerings from the networks obviate the need for a recorder ...

The gizmo: A phone tech tug-of-war. The big debate: Should every mobile phone sold in the country contain a chip that enables FM radio reception? That's a proposal now being pushed at Congress by the NAB and musicFirst.

Toshiba's is prepping a "Folio 100" tablet that will run Android 2.2 on an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor and offer a 10.1-inch, WSVGA display, says a report.

From performance to aesthetics, the Alienware M15X ticks every the right boxes to prove that it’s not your average notebook.

Television shows could be a reality on iTunes. Apple is said to be in talks with Fox, CBS, and Walt Disney to allow customers to rent TV shows for 99 cents.

HOW does one evaluate a new car which is priced at over R1million? Audi has just launched the flagship of their range, the superb A8 which is aimed foursquare at the very wealthy, such as high- profile businessmen, political leaders and maybe even royalty.

The NAB and RIAA have proposed a compromise for a bill that could theoretically force every portable media devices to include FM radios. below a yet to be formal suggestion for the Performance Rights Act, they would allow $100 million in performance royalties a year but would demand FM chips in MP3 players, smartphones and many other devices. Supporters have argued to Ars Technica and to ...

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