AMD has scheduled to release its new 7 series chipsets in the second half of 2007, according to sources familiar with AMD’s plans. The 7 series chipsets will introduce support for HyperTransport 3.0 and will Continue reading “AMD to launch 7 series chipsets in 2H07”.…more
It took a matter of hours for hackers to exploit more than half a dozen bugs and vulnerabilities in the beta browser for Windows. Many security researchers are blaming Apple’s “hostile attitude towards security researchers” Continue reading “Safari for Windows Hacked Within Hours”.…more
John Carmack, the genius behind the 3D game engines from id Software, once considered stepping away from games programming to focus on space-related endeavors. Thankfully for the games industry, Carmack appears to be still deeply Continue reading “John Carmack Unveils Next-Generation 3D Engine”.…more
June 8th through 12th News From Around the Web Most overclockers like to compare their computer performance with other results after successful PC overclocking. For this, one uses a few benchmark programs and compare the Continue reading “June 8th through 12th News From Around the Web”.…more
pple is planning to launch an online movie rental service by fall, though the company is meeting resistance from some Hollywood studios concerned about piracy, people familiar with the plan told the Associated Press on Continue reading “Video rentals next for Apple”.…more
Toshiba has lowered its sales target for high-definition DVD players on slower-than-expected sales in the U.S., putting a damper on the prospects in one of its growth businesses. The Japanese electronics group now expects to Continue reading “Toshiba drops sales target for HD DVD players”.…more
Taiwan smartphone maker High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC) said on Tuesday it will launch one of its own-brand touch-screen phones in the United States by the end of the year, as it seeks to compete Continue reading “Taiwan’s HTC to launch iPhone riva”.…more
Adam Vitale pled guilty Monday to sending unsolicited e-mail to 1.2 million AOL LLC subscribers, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Michael J. Garcia said. Vitale, 26, resides in Brooklyn. Sentencing is Continue reading “AOL spammer pleads guilty”.…more
The video-game publisher Take-Two beat estimates in its second quarter, but sales fell from a year ago, and the company guided lower for the coming quarter, as it announced a restructuring plan to cut expenses Continue reading “Take-Two Outlook Dims as Sales are Down”.…more
At its World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco today, Apple demonstrated several features of its upcoming Leopard operating system which DailyTech covered previously. The biggest software announcement however comes in the form of Continue reading “Apple’s Safari Browser Now On Windows”.…more
Intels code-named Nehalem processors have been discussed for nearly five years now, but Intel was tight-lipped enough in order not to disclose details of the new micro-architecture itself as well as implementation peculiarities. Nevertheless, recently Continue reading “Intel Readies New Memory Controller for Nehalem Chips”.…more