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The Format disk tool in Windows hasn't changed in decades, it was created by a programmer in a single day and the UI was only mean to be temporary.

The industry shift towards electric vehicles has forced automakers to rethink car design, and companies like ZF hope to offer their expertise.

Trying to play catchup in the EV market, Honda shows off the Prologue SUV, its entrance to the fully-electric market, which will be available in 2024.

Automaker Rivian ramps up production, producing more than 7,000 EV units in Q3, a whopping 67% quarter-over-quarter increase - yearly goal in sight.

Live motion capture suits, PhD's in dance choreography and using your body as the controller is all no big deal at Deakin's Motion Lab.

BenQ and ZOWIE join forces in order to develop peripherals for casual and professional gamers alike.

Growing battle in game engine wars, with studios supporting virtual reality.

Why Bethesda threw in the towel on Doom 4.

Garena has taken over Heroes of Newerth development from S2 Games and placed it under a subsidiary called Frostburn Studios.

The OSVR movement now has more than 20 universities as research partners.

Some ex-Star Citizen developers are looking at rebooting an age-old classic in the form of Descent Underground.

Cuberox is a Kickstarter project that houses six 16x16 screens on a waterproof casing, powered by Linux and wireless charging.

Artificial intelligence won't destroy mankind, Microsoft's research chief believes.

LAN parties are still going strong. Chris sat down with a few LAN admins, organizers and CEOs to chat about the issues they face in today's climate.

BMW and Nokia-owned company HERE are trying to connect drivers with their cars and provide maximum intergration into the outside world.

Australian schools may be adding coding as a mandatory subject to their Year 10 schooling program, starting in 2015.

NASA is reportedly working on a new biodegradable drone that can fly... and if it crashes or malfunctions, won't hurt the environment post-flight.

Nintendo is searching for a senior software architect, and he or she could end up helping build the company's next game console.

Microsoft ends development of free-to-play Age of Empires Online.

China prepares to unveil details of a new 8-core processor to take on Intel, ARM and AMD.

EA promises an $80 million investment in next-gen console games.

Windows Phone 7 devices could all get upgraded to Windows Phone 8/Apollo.

Capcom announces that development is coming along on Lost Planet 3, a prequel to the other 2.

SEGA wants to concentrate on core IP and digital distribution, cut jobs and cancels games.

Sony opens up registration for PlayStation Suite SDK.

Development of Battlefield 3 switched from PC to consoles half way through.

Your home is now an android accessory.

MIT wunderkids demo awesome telco interface using SAR and Kinect.

until legal issues are resolved with Intel.

No more Betas.