I’ll say it again, Mobiles are hot, hot, hot. Pretty soon we’ll have to go to museums to see what a desktop was like because we’ll all be in Mobile Land. See you there. The Continue reading “W3C Plots Better Browsing For PDAs”.
Philips Electronics will make semiconductors for consumer electronics devices capable of playing Windows Media audio and video files as part of a nonexclusive deal with Microsoft, the companies said Wednesday. The Eindhoven, Netherlands, company’s Nexperia Continue reading “Microsoft, Philips marry Windows with Nexperia”.
Talk About! TotalStorage indeed! 67 terabytes, the question is what can’t I store on IBM’s new storage device? IBM has added a new four-gigabit-per-second storage system to its midrange lineup. The storage device, DS4800, can Continue reading “IBM makes addition to TotalStorage line”.
According to this article, Google’s Web Accelerator application is already out of date and off the mark when it comes to it’s target audience, broadband users. Hopefully, Google realizes that long suffering dial-up users would Continue reading “Google Puts Brakes On Maxed-Out Web Accelerator”.
Extending its leadership in external storage and backup, Maxtor Corporation announced that it has taken the simplicity of its award-winning Maxtor OneTouch II drive and created a one-of-a-kind server backup solution for small businesses. The Continue reading “Maxtor Brings OneTouch Backup Simplicity to Small Business Market”.
Boasting performance enhancing features such as support for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0, NVIDIA UltraShadow II and Intellisample 3.0 technology, the GV-N62128DE delivers the latest VGA technologies to the mainstream market. Furthermore, the onboard Continue reading “GIGABYTE Targets High-Volume Market Segments With New AGP 8X Graphics Accelerato”.
Microsoft Corporation and Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) today announced their collaboration to launch Windows Mobile-based devices enabled with ‘Live’ content. This first-of-its-kind service provides “live” info-tainment direct to customers on their mobile phones. Together with Continue reading “Microsoft and SingTel Strike Partnership”.
So like, my new notebook is already out of date? Click on the link below to read about this latest notebook technology in the Legit Review Forums. Sony’s new VAIO T-Series notebooks, expected next month, Continue reading “Sony Prepares WWAN-Equipped VAIO Laptops”.
Have you downloaded your Microsoft patch today? Last month’s update patched 18 different vulnerabilities including three for Internet Explorer. The May update is the first in months not to include an Internet Explorer update, though Continue reading “Mini Patch Day For Microsoft”.
Is Linux soon to be the most secure operating system ever? Read the story in the Legit Review Forums and say what you think! In a move to improve the security of applications running in Continue reading “Novell Acquires Immunix To Add A Security Layer To Linux”.
Mobiles and handhelds are hot, hot, hot and Microsoft is making sure that it’s new mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 5, sizzles with the rest of the big players in the red hot PDA and Continue reading “Microsoft Launches Windows Mobile 5.0”.
Thermalrock has an interesting case that will appeal to those that are looking for artistic impression with a PC case. Some will love it, some will hate it. Either way you know you want to get a good look and find out what all the noise is about. Read on to find out what the ThermalRock Circle case is all about!
“Television audiences, whether they subscribe to cable or satellite service or not, are benefiting from the higher quality picture of digital programming,” said MPAA President Dan Glickman. “If the broadcast flag cannot be used, program Continue reading “FCC Anti-Piracy Play Rejected”.
A pair of unpatched vulnerabilities in Mozilla’s Firefox Web browser — rated as “extremely critical” by one security firm — could allow an attacker to take control of a PC simply by getting a user Continue reading “‘Extremely Critical’ Bugs Found In Firefox”.
Google was off-line for a short time Saturday evening due to an undisclosed DNS problem. The search service was unavailable from 6:45 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. EDT, Saturday, May 7, Google acknowledged. Some users were Continue reading “Google Knocked Offline Saturday, But Not A Hack”.
