Rubens Barrichello will have his first drive of an IZOD IndyCar Series car next week.
Rubens Barrichello will have his first drive of an IZOD IndyCar Series car next week.
January 27th, 2012FIRST PICS: New Mercedes SLS arrives in OZ
January 25th, 2012Peter Hackett’s brand-new Mercedes Benz SLS GT3 has arrived in Australia, ready for the 2012 Australian GT Championship.
Garry Rogers sets date for team announcement
January 23rd, 2012Garry Rogers has confirmed that he will unveil his new-look Fujitsu Racing Commodore, and possibly the identity of his new driver, on the evening before the season-opening test at Sandown Raceway.
Lee Holdsworth secures support from Monster
January 17th, 2012Lee Holdsworth will become part of the Monster Energy Drink family in 2012.
Bruno Senna signs with Williams F1
January 17th, 2012The surname ‘Senna’ will return to Williams, with Bruno Senna securing a deal to drive for the former champion team this year.
Microsoft to Prevent Linux Booting on ARM Hardware?
January 13th, 2012Fears that Microsoft would abuse the UEFI Secure Boot feature for their own ends are coming true.
GPS dog tags and glass PCs: CES gadget hits and misses
January 13th, 2012This year’s Consumer Electronics Show turned out to be the largest on record, despite a slow economy and what many industry pundits agree is a dearth of genuine scene-stealers.
Google Android To Sync Household Appliances and Google Flu Trends A Medical Tool
January 13th, 2012Many of Google Tools and the software Google Android is now universally used in tablet computers and smartphones from all well known companies in the world and Google will keep on changing lifestyles with its upcoming technologies.
Sensor technology to clamp down on disabled parking rogues
December 28th, 2011Abuse of disabled parking bays could become a thing of the past, thanks to new technology that can catch able-bodied drivers who hog the spaces.
Foxconn Likely to Win Contract for Building Apple Television Set
December 28th, 2011Following up on yesterday’s report claiming that Apple’s supply chain is set to begin gearing up for the introduction of 32-inch and 37-inch television sets in 2012, Digitimes now claims to have received more information about companies likely to play roles in supplying components for the products. Among the highest-profile companies involved in the rumors is Apple’s primary iOS device manufacturing partner, Foxconn, which is said to also be likely to win the contract for assembly of the television set products.
