AnandTech: There’s rarely ever a dull moment in computer graphics land, and 2008 has been no exception. The merged ATI/AMD seems in a constant state of flux, and NVIDIA hasn’t had quite the best run of luck lately. Even so, we’ve seen quite a few exiting developments in hardware in recent months. Until this ...

AnandTech: I ran some quick tests on the latest iPhone firmware which claims to improve battery life. While talk times didn’t improve, battery life while using data did go up....

bittech: September has already come and almost gone, and thirty more days of modding have flown along with it. As always, we’ve lined up five of the best projects to go head to head in our Mod of the Month competition, each ready to claim the title for September. So grab a look and give your vote!

AnandTech: While these lower end cards aren’t all that great for gaming (in spite of major advantages over integrated graphics), they offer a great set of features for those who want a quiet HTPC card with 8-channel LPCM over HDMI....

Guru3d: Today a test and review on the new AMD ATI Radeon HD 4870 1024MB. Obviously ATI is releasing a 1GB model to compete with the new Core 216 version of that GeForce GTX 260. The 4870 series really diggs that GDDR5 memory bandwidth and what’s the cheapest thing to do to gain some extra performance Increase ...

PC Perspective: The AMD 790GX chipset is aimed at creating a new enthusiast level of product that should be far more accessible to regular people, both in terms of price and the ability to wring every spare MHz of performance out of the latest generation of AMD processors. While it succeeds in some areas, it is weighed ...

AnandTech: Join us as we stray from the beaten path and review the latest entry in the off-road racing genre......

HardwareLogic: If one is good, then certainly two is better, right? That’s the approach Palit has taken with its funky sounding HD 4870 Sonic Dual Edition. That’s dual as in BIOS, and today HardwareLogic takes the super looking Sonic for a test run.

X-bit labs: ASUS U6Sg is a notebook with a lot of "first" features. It is a first 12-inch notebook with discrete graphics in ASUS product range and the first laptop in the fashionable U series with a built-in optical drive. It weights quite a bit, although as you will see from the review it is a pretty conditional ...

AnandTech: Photokina brought announcements of the new midrange Olympus DSLR and Micro Four Thirds compact, Kodak 37.5MP sensor, Pentax entry K-m DSLR, and more. The biggest announcements were in the days leading up to Photokina....