If anyone reading this has a HP or Compaq notebook, then I would highly recommend they read this article. Batteries in the ever-popular HP Pavilion and in the Compaq Presario, as well as a couple Continue reading “HP recalls flaming batteries”.
Software developers who might have been slated to code games for the upcoming PS3 may have become skiddish when they found out exactly how much it would cost to develop games based around this platform: Continue reading “PS3 costs scaring away developers”.
AMD fanatics rejoice!! Though AMD had a rough time in the first half of the year with desktop sales, they most definitely shined as of September, gaining over half of the PC market. And what Continue reading “AMD beats Intel in September US retail desktop sales”.
For the first time ever the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), or MI6, has made it known to the public they are looking for new members. This is the first time MI6 has publicly appealed for Continue reading “MI6 Looking For Spies Online!!!”.
A federal judge ordered a tentative stay in Google Inc.’s suit against Microsoft Corp., according to a court Web site, dealing a blow to the Internet company’s legal fight over its hiring of a former Continue reading “Judge stays Google suit vs. Microsoft”.
Acclaimed film director Steven Spielberg is working with games giant Electronic Arts to develop three original titles. No word is out on what the three games are, but I’m sure that will change over the Continue reading “Steven Spielberg and Electronic Arts Team Up”.
AMD is opening a new fab in Dresden that will help AMD nearly double its output over the next three years. This will help meet the growing demand for AMD64 processors and achieve a more Continue reading “AMD Opens New 300MM FAB 36 in Dresden, Germany”.
South Korean chip and electronics maker Samsung will plead guilty to allegations of price fixing and pay a fine of $300 million in a pact reached with the Justice Department. This doesn’t come as a Continue reading “Samsung Fined $300 Million for DRAM Price Fixing”.
Comcast and search-engine giant Google are teaming up to strike a deal with Time-Warner in which all three companies would own the popular web portal AOL, though it could very well disrupt talks between Microsoft Continue reading “Comcast, Google eye AOL”.
ULi, a popular chipset vendor, has decided to keep utilizing the HyperTransport technology on Intel-based platforms. Their latest Intel implementation, the M1685, boasts a 1.6GB/s maximum bandwidth and support for DDR-400 and DDR2-667, with DDR2-800 Continue reading “ULi will keep using HyperTransport in Intel-platform solutions”.
Have you ever wanted to overclock your video card? Do you want excellent performance on Doom 3? Well, how about both? Apparently, now that is possible. ATI has released a new version of the ever-popular Continue reading “New ATI tool increases Doom3 scores ‘up to 35%’ with AA enabled”.
Being nothing short of a $1300 entertainment machine, Apple reported today that they have released their newest I-Mac: the G5. Having standard features like a built-in video conferencing camera, a wireless network card, and Bluetooth Continue reading “Apple Introduces the New iMac G5”.
Japan is getting set to build a new network for cell phones that utilizes VOIP. This would greatly reduce costs and transmit data faster. The government plans to introduce mobile Voice over Internet telephony by Continue reading “Japan to offer VoIP cell phones”.
Did you know that on Monday, Symantec raised the prices Norton users pay for another year of updates to their installed products by as much as 33 percent? The updates include traditional virus signatures and Continue reading “Symantec quietly increases Norton software renewal prices”.
Apple has revealed a new top of the range iPod that plays songs and videos. The video-playing iPod has a 2.5 inch (6.35cm) color screen that is 320 by 240 pixels in size. Steve Jobs Continue reading “Apple unveils new video-playing iPod”.