In an event that probably had Sony execs doing the Homer Simpson ‘DOH!’, many PS3 consoles locked out users due to a calendar bug related to the leap year phenomenon. Sony has a fix in Continue reading “Leap Year Locks Out PS3 Users – Fix Available”.
After years of trying to detect even minute traces of water on the moon, NASA has finally found the mother lode on the moon’s north pole. This is a big deal since water on the Continue reading “Tons of Water Ice Found on Moon’s North Pole”.
It turns out that the US Government is extremely interested and concerned with discarded gaming and electronics equipment that is being quietly funneled to terrorists who then put them to use in devious and evil Continue reading “Your Discarded PS3 Controller & Others Can Aid Terrorists”.
The Corsair Padlock has been reborn with version 2 and is designed differently than every other drive on the market with its on-board PIN entry system. How does this provide added protection? We break down the Corsair Padlock 2 details to help you make an informed decision on secure portable storage devices.
Gunnar Optiks claims reduction of eye fatigue, added clarity and mitigation of dry eye with their stylish digital performance eyewear. We test drive the Wi-FIVE model eyewear to see if they can deliver on these claims or if it’s all hype.
Google has been tinkering with Gmail again and as a result, six new features have been added although five have been kicked to the curb. To see the complete list, head over to the PC Continue reading “Google Upgrades 6 Gmail Features, Cuts 5 Others”.
An interesting new twist on SSD’s has been announced from Raidon. Having both an SSD & HDD, the SSD will back up to the HDD at scheduled intervals. Price and release dates are unavailable but Continue reading “HyBrid Disk Features SSD & HDD Combo”.
Passing along payroll and other information from banks who received bailouts, the cyber Robin Hood (a.k.a. Neo) is attempting to call out those he perceives as living large while the greater population languishes in the Continue reading “‘Robin Hood’ Hacker Leaks Bank Details to TV”.
It’s always interesting to see real world results of the performance of the 3G networks when the various companies are all claiming to out-do one another in every aspect of the networks. PC World does Continue reading “PC World Completes 13-City Test of 3G Wireless”.
Meeting random people at the bar or on the street is SO 2009. A new web site called Chatroulette offers access to video chats with random people all over the world. Something tells me this Continue reading “Chatroulette Offers Random Webcam Titillation”.
Apple has again decided to axe over 5000 apps that had real or perceived sexual content. Funny though how the SI Swimsuit app is still on their featured list and the Playboy, FHM & similar Continue reading “Apple App Store Bans Sexual Content (Again)”.
There is a disturbing developing story regarding a school remotely manipulating web cams on student laptops to spy on them although the school claims it is only used as a security measure to track stolen Continue reading “School Allegedly Used Webcams to Lurk in Students’ Homes”.
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and loads of other social networking, video and news sites were blazing with users sharing opinions and watching Tiger’s press conference. Most of the fan reaction is infinitely more entertaining than the Continue reading “Web Traffic Soars as Tiger Apologizes”.
WiMax has been touted for a few years now as the wave of the wireless future. Actions are underway now to roll out the WiMax availability out to various cities, eventually reaching hundreds of millions Continue reading “WiMax to Cover 1 Billion Plus in 2011”.
Like something out of Star Trek, GE Healthcare has launched an ber cool hand-held ultrasound device that more resembles a cell phone than the big, clunky devices we are all used to seeing. The Vscan, Continue reading “A Hand-held Ultrasound Scanner Fit For Dr. McCoy”.
