It looks almost like any other shopping cart, except sensors allow it to follow the shopper around the supermarket and slow down when needed so items can be placed in it, and it never crashes Continue reading “Robot shopping carts follow you around”.
The software giant’s push to better support dynamic languages continues with Phalanger, a project to deliver a PHP compiler on .Net without modifications. Now that is interesting! Known as Phalanger, the project reached Version 2.0 Continue reading “Microsoft Hosts Project to Run PHP on .Net: Project Phalanger”.
Seagate Technology, the world’s biggest computer disk-drive maker, expects aggressive moves by rivals to depress industry prices for another year, longer than most analysts predict, its CEO said on Wednesday. Chief Executive Bill Watkins said Continue reading “Seagate CEO sees disk-drive price war continuing”.
A sailor accused of taking a Navy laptop containing classified information and peddling its contents to foreign governments is being held for possible court-martial, the military said. It just makes me sick that someone would Continue reading “Sailor charged with espionage in laptop theft”.
Intel has released open-source software to give Linux full-fledged support for 3D graphics, a move that could give its graphics chips a leg up over rivals. It looks like Intel is starting to make a Continue reading “Intel aims for open-source graphics advantage”.
IBM continued its run of SOA-related acquisitions Thursday, agreeing to buy business process and enterprise content management specialist FileNet for about $1.6 billion in cash. This is the month for technology acquisitions! Upon completion of Continue reading “IBM scoops up FileNet for $1.6B”.
Creative Technology hewed its loss in the fourth quarter from a year ago, but revenue fell almost 25%. I didn’t know that Creative was a billion dollar company, but they are! The Singapore-based company late Continue reading “Creative Technology Narrows Loss”.
DailyTech has done it again! The early benchmarks are favorable to ATI and look to have come from ATI, so take them as you will. DailyTech has received early benchmarks of ATI?s upcoming Radeon X1950XTX Continue reading “ATI X1950 Benchmarks Leaked!!!”.
The first GDDR5 memory chips will become available before 2008, according to a DRAMeXchange report quoted by HKEPC. GDDR5 is currently at the design stage, but samples will reportedly be ready for mid-2007, and final Continue reading “GDDR5 Memory IC’s Will Be Available in 2007”.
Sierra Entertainment today announced that the multiplayer component from the award winning PC title F.E.A.R. (First Encounter Assault Recon), has been renamed F.E.A.R. Combat, and will be made available to the public as a free Continue reading “Sierra Offers F.E.A.R. Multiplayer For Free”.
NVIDIA has made extreme high-definition PC gaming a reality for everyone with the release of the new NVIDIA ForceWare 91.45 graphics driver with Quad NVIDIA SLI technology support. For the first time, users in the Continue reading “NVIDIA Launches Quad-SLI Technology For The DIY Market”.
Antec, Inc. is now shipping TruePower Trio series of power supplies to the market. TruePower Trio will replace TruePower 2.0, one of Antec’s best selling lines of Power Supply Units (PSUs), and includes all the Continue reading “Antec Introduces New Power Supply Series: TruePower Trio”.
The combined share of clone (white-box) notebooks in the total worldwide notebook market continued to decline to 14.5% in the second quarter of this year from 15.7% in the first quarter, according data released recently Continue reading “Whitebox notebook share worldwide declined to 14.5% in 2Q”.
Yesterday we overclocked the AMD A64 X2 4200+ processor with the help of air cooling and today we are back with water cooling. See what water cooling does in terms of overclocking and if it can help make the system stable. In this part of the article we show some gaming benchmarks and what overclocking did for performance.
Sprint Nextel, not satisfied with just 3G (third-generation) mobile data, will roll out a faster 4G network using WiMax later this year. The network, which will start to be rolled out by the fourth quarter Continue reading “Sprint picks WiMax for 4G plans”.
