CNET has a little news piece that gives a nice public service announcement warning net-surfers to be careful what they believe on April 1st. I’m sure we’ll have a nice list of news posts tomorrow Continue reading “Beware of April Fools!”.
The Justice Department is demanding internal files from dozens of Internet service providers and other technology firms as it seeks to defend a controversial Internet child protection law. The subpoenas also went to companies including Continue reading “Justice Dept. subpoenas more tech firms”.
I’m not sure what the big deal is, but I’ve gotten over ten e-mails asking about if I got to go down to Texas and see AMD’s 65nm processors this week and I wasn’t one Continue reading “AMD Shows Off 65nm Processors”.
When Dell launched their $9,930 XPS 600 Renegade system last week many gamers had a new dream system, but that dream system is now sold out. We talk to Dell about the success of their XPS 600 Renegade Gaming System and tried to figure out just how many of these systems were made.
Google has invested nearly $1 billion for a 5 percent stake in AOL and to enter into an advertising partnership. I wonder if we will see Google Text ads nn AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) conversations Continue reading “Google buys stake in AOL and inks advertising deal”.
Some 60% of UK government websites contain HTML errors, according to a study by the University of Southampton. Looks like one of the coders will be in some hot water now that the news story Continue reading “Over Half of the UK government websites contain HTML errors”.
ATI’s second-quarter earnings fell 40% from a year ago, as margins contracted following a repositioning in its desktop division. Excluding items, ATI’s earnings were well ahead of estimates and the company issued solid guidance for Continue reading “ATI Cruises Past Estimate”.
Nintendo’s Revolution console will be powered by a 729MHz processor – 50 per cent more clock cycles than its predecessor in the GameCube – and a graphics chip set to run at 243MHz, it has Continue reading “Nintendo Revolution Details Leak Out”.
Not to be outdone by nVidia’s release of the G71, ATi has released info to its partners about the new R580+ chip. If you’ve taken the SATs and read the title carefully, you may already Continue reading “G70 is to G71 as R580 is to…”.
Intel Corporation today officially launched an innovative PC platform that has been developed exclusively to meet the needs of rural villages and communities in India. Now if they can just invent a way for them Continue reading “Intel Launches New Ruggedized PC Platform For India”.
One of our readers informed me that he saw a post over at ShackNews that claims Quake 4 v1.1 patch that was released yesterday is already recalled. If you have the patch you might want Continue reading “Quake 4 v1.1 Patch Recalled — Widescreen Monitor Bug”.
Western Digital today introduced a miniature digital storage device that holds as many as five two-hour feature-length movies, 1,700 digital photos, 1,500 songs or thousands of documents, enabling consumers to effortlessly take their digital library Continue reading “Western Digital Launches The 6GB Passport Pocket Drive”.
Lexar Media had merger talks with 11 different companies, but only two firms, including eventual winner Micron, made formal bids. In an SEC filing earlier this month, Elliott Associates, which owns 6.5% percent of Lexar, Continue reading “Micron – Lexar Deal Details Revealed in SEC Filing”.
Are things at Microsoft not going well? It seems that they are sending out hazy signs of distress from behind Microsoft’s closely guarded walls. On Wednesday, Microsoft announced a major reorganization that brought new managers Continue reading “Windows Vista delay is explained in 1975 book”.
With Bluetooth wireless technology making it mainstream the group behind Bluetooth said that they will boost transfer speeds and launch ultra-wideband radio technology over the next few years. This is good news for the tech Continue reading “Bluetooth speed to accelerate and to incorporate ultra-wideband”.
