Bond University associate professor Jeffrey Brand said the lack of an R18+ rating meant some games deserving of adult classification were being let through by the Classification Board as MA15+. And Australians who wanted to obtain banned games could easily source them from the internet or overseas.

Nissan will sponsor the "Science of Survival". This is an interactive exhibition which is essentially a glimpse into the future the way visionaries see it. The "Science of …" is now on its third exhibit. The Science of Spying and the Science of Aliens have been praised in the past.

Today's new cars already come with a lot of features. There are features which are designed to keep the passenger safe. But consumers still want more. Or some of them want more. Thus, different companies have come up with new products to make driving a whole lot better.

Onecat has a body that is made up of fibre and is glued to the chassis. It is powered by oxygen filled in air tanks via an air compressor made out of carbon fiber.

Are you one of those NBA fanatics who eat, breathe and live basketball? I guess the perfect dose of cure for your madness is already here! The NBA Live 2008 game will definitely feed your basketball hunger.

The A-BAT concept is said to be a a fresh type of compact vehicle with superior fuel economy, sophisticated functionality, exceptional styling in its segment, maneuverability and a long-lasting package that fits for a vigorous lifestyle.

The industry-leading provider of mobile media solutions, Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. has announced that it will provide modern hard-disk drive (HDD) navigation/infotainment systems to the all-new 2009 Cadillac CTS-V. Cadillac's much awaited performance version of the CTS with the 40-GB Pop-up navigation and Infotainment system had its world debut at the 2008 North American International Auto Show.

In-car entertainment will never be the same with Soundstream's freshest device. Picture this - a 3.6" wide razor rook din size in-dash fully motorized TFT monitor/DVD/AM/FM in your car...

The experimental self-driving sport utility vehicle from Chevy dubbed "The Boss" was developed by General Motors in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University.

In the realm of modern electronics, the heart can be equated with cars. Yes, cars. You need not look far and wide to search for the thing that best functions as the heart of electronics. Cars are entertaining cutting-edge metamorphosis to pave the way for the most sophisticated 'infotainment' tools.