A Moroccan magistrate questioned an 18-year-old science student in court on Tuesday about his alleged role in unleashing computer worms that disrupted networks across the United States last month. Farid Essebar was arrested in Morocco Continue reading “Zotob Worm Creator in Rabat Court”.
We have been told by Chirs Morris that eight female game characters will once again rerate themselves as AO (Adults Only) for October’s issue of Playboy. So which lucky video vixens will be baring all? Continue reading “October 2005 Playboy Issue Features Video Game Sirens”.
A state judge has finally cleared the way Tuesday for a former Microsoft Corp. executive to perform most of the tasks rival Google Inc. had hired him to do. This means that Kai-Fu Lee can Continue reading “Judge Allows Kai-Fu Lee to work for Google”.
For the second time in four months Activision has lured away a manager from P&G and has hired them into an executive office. This week Thomas Tippl was hired in as the new chief financial Continue reading “Executive Carousel Continues at Activision”.
ATI Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:ATYT) today announced it is the principal graphics provider for Microsoft’s sold-out Professional Developer’s Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles. As a Gold Level Conference Sponsor, ATI provided over 300 ATI Radeon X850 Continue reading “ATI Showcases X850XT’s Running on Windows Vista PC’s”.
Nintendo Co.’s new game console Game Boy Micro arrived on store shelves in Tokyo this morning. The new mobile phone-sized game console, available in Japan in five colors, attracted better-than-expected orders on its debut on Continue reading “Nintendo’s Game Boy Micro Sells Better Than Expected”.
Chaintech Computer Co., today announced that it has ?no plans to abandon the motherboard market.? The comments are in response to published news stories, which incorrectly reported that the company would phase out its motherboard Continue reading “Walton Chaintech Not Leaving Motherboard Market”.
Intel?s forthcoming high-end 975X chipset, which is expected to be launched in the first quarter of next year, will support both Nvidia?s SLI and ATI Technologies? ?CrossFire? dual-graphics technology, according to sources at Taiwan motherboard Continue reading “Intel 975X chipset to support Nvidia?s SLI and ATI?s CrossFire”.
At 3:15pm on 9-12-2005 many of our readers noticed that Legit Reviews went down. The crash was directly related to the Los Angeles power grid problems. According to CNN News worker error killed the power Continue reading “Server Down All Afternoon & Evening”.
According to a recent report from Windows IT Pro, Windows Vista is due to ship on Dec. 7, 2006. Although this is good news for Windows lovers the corporate world is not looking forward to Continue reading “Windows Vista will fuel the migration to Linux OS’s”.
Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) and ATI Technologies may be jumping with joy on news that Intel is geting out of the entry level chipset market and is going to start buying chipsets from ATI for Continue reading “Intel buys entry-level chipsets from ATI”.
Online auction site eBay has finally agreed to buy internet phone (VOIP) firm Skype in a deal worth $2.6bn (1.4bn). Not a bad deal considering Skype offers free VOIP calls to other Skype users. eBay Continue reading “eBay to buy Skype in $2.6bn deal”.
Samsung Electronics Co. on Monday unveiled a new flash memory chip it says will double storage capacity on portable music players and other mobile devices. The new 50-nanometer NAND Flash memory chip has a capacity Continue reading “Samsung Unviels New Flash Memory Chip”.
After announcing plans to release a single security bulletin, Microsoft now says a “quality issue” has forced the cancellation of the patch rollout. I’m not sure about you, but it is sad that Microsoft knows Continue reading “Microsoft Cancels September Patch Day Update”.
Rumor has it that ABIT is trying to sell off all their property and euro convertible bonds to pay off some loans. Abit will look for a new board of directors to take control of Continue reading “Abit to repay NT$4.2 billion loan by year-end”.
