China set new regulations on Internet news content on Sunday, widening a campaign of controls it has imposed on other Web sites, such as discussion groups. The government stated that all news must “be directed Continue reading “China sets new rules on Internet news”.
Children are being encouraged to teach their grandparents to use the internet to help close the digital divide. With the internet becoming a place to file for emergency aid, shop, and keep in touch with Continue reading “Kids urged to teach the elderly internet skills”.
Many consumers can’t afford cutting edge enthusiast motherboards, but that doesn’t mean performance should suffer. LR takes a look at the DFI NF4 SLI Infinity and NF4 Ultra Motherboards that don’t have the bling, but are still performance heavy weights. Read on to see our thoughts on these mainstream boards!
Some owners of Apple Computer’s new “impossibly small” iPod Nano are quickly finding out that the new iPod is delicate. Hundreds of complaints about the screens scratching, cracking, and/or failing are coming to light all Continue reading “Apple iPod Nano Users Cry Foul on Nano’s Screen”.
This is a pretty interesting and newsworthy event. First, its no secret that ABIT has been having financial difficulties for more than a year now. There were the ECS and Foxconn rumors swirling earlier this Continue reading “Abit to migrate half of its capacity to ECS by end of October”.
The Inq. has an interesting article that reports the findings of the firm iSuppli and their analysis of the Ipod Nano. Out of their report comes the findings that the parts used in the Ipod Continue reading “Ipod Nano costs $90 to produce?”.
According to EETimes Sony are cutting 10,000 jobs. The job cuts represent 6.5% of Sony’s global workforce. 4,000 will be from Japan and the remainder will be from other regions. TOKYO ? Sony Corp. will Continue reading “Sony to slash 10,000 jobs, refocus on electronics”.
We just heard that Activision is going to increase the price on their game titles by US $10 to “keep up” with Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox 360. Right now all the talk is about console titles, Continue reading “Activision to increase game prices by $10”.
It looks like future wars are going to be fought by humans and machines fighting side by side. South Korea has announced plans for a mobile combat robot that is designed to kick ass without Continue reading “South Korea Plans to Build Combat Robot for Battlefield”.
Watch TV on your Cell phone! Well O2 and Arqiva are doing a trial in the UK for just that. 3G mobile technology will allow you to watch you favourite soap opera while on the Continue reading “Major UK mobile TV trial starts”.
ABIT Computer plans to migrate half of its motherboard capacity, mostly entry-level production, to Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) by the end of October. ABIT?s high-end segment, including the Fatal1ty brand line, will continue to be Continue reading “ABIT Cuts Suzhou Plant Motherboard Production By 50%”.
According to eweek.com AOL has released a new version of it’s spyware software, Computers Associates are behind version 2.0. America Online Inc. on Wednesday announced ASP (AOL Spyware Protection) 2.0, which uses Computer Associates International Continue reading “CA Wins Deal to Protect 20M AOL Users”.
Mozilla released Firefox 1.0.7 today, those of you who are fans will definitely want to check it out. After Symantec’s warning regarding Firefox vulnerabilities, I’m wondering if Mozilla’s popularity has finally caught up with it. Continue reading “Mozilla Releases Firefox 1.0.7”.
In my opinion, this is a great idea! First, a lifetime warranty on a video card is always a nice thing to have. Second, six months later, when you have to have the new “must Continue reading ““Double Lifetime Warranty””.
Remember when gas spiked to $3-plus a gallon after Hurricane Katrina? By this time next week, that could seem like the good old days. Experts are guessing that gas could reach $5 a gallon if Continue reading “Hurricane Rita could mean $5 gas”.
