It’s a safe bet here in Las Vegas that we’ll see quite a few media streaming devices at CES 2010. D-Link has kicked things off with their latest offering named “Pebble” which is aptly named Continue reading “D-Link Tosses Pebble Into Media Player Pond at CES 2010”.
I don’t think we’ll see landlines completely eliminated anytime this century if the switch to digital TV is any indication but that won’t stop AT&T from lobbying the FCC to set a plan for phasing Continue reading “AT&T To FCC: Phase Out Landline Regulations”.
It looks like it may be time for a new encryption algorithm for mobile phones as the current one has been cracked. Although the chance of someone decoding your cell conversation and learning that fluffy Continue reading “Mobile Phone GSM Cracked”.
Consoles are going to have to start to beef up their hardware to keep up with PC gaming and the workload newer games will demand along with peripheral functions like folding and Blu-Ray playback. It Continue reading “Console Rumors: Multi-Core CPU For PlayStation & Intel Inside Wii?”.
For those hoping to see Fermi cards soon will have to wait a little longer according to the latest reports. Meanwhile, AMD may be planning to roll out some new cards to take advantage of Continue reading “NVIDIA Fermi Video Card Delayed to March 2010; New AMD GPU in Jan-Feb?”.
As if supply and shipping delays weren’t enough, the Barnes & Noble ebook device known as the “Nook”, has suffered major problems downloading purchased content. With hopes to topple Amazon’s Kindle, they are going to Continue reading “Nook Fails to Communicate & Download eBooks”.
It’s that time again. No not, Christmas…it’s Apple tablet speculation time! Although this time, there seems to be a little more substance to the rumors yet details remain sketchy. If you have been waiting for Continue reading “Apple Tablet Set for January Debut?”.
Microsoft is going to have to scramble to remove or alter the XML code that has caused the courts to order Microsoft to cease selling Word as of January 11, 2010. i4i Inc. sued Microsoft, Continue reading “Court Orders Microsoft to Stop Selling Word”.
The year started off with a bit of a bang but that didn’t last as the poor economy lingered and eventually led to price drops in several consoles. Musical instrument oriented games also helped buoy Continue reading “CNET: 2009 Rollercoaster Year For Video Games”.
The Firefox browser, now one of the most used browsers in the world, is making it’s way to Nokia’s N900 mobile and others in the near future. The first mobile phone version of the popular Continue reading “Firefox Mobile Launch: ‘Days Away’”.
Unsurprisingly, the types of searches kids are performing online are heavily focused on social networking, celebrities and yes, sex. Apparently, the internet is for porn. Sex, porn, and Michael Jackson were among the most popular Continue reading “Sex, Porn, Jacko Top Kids’ Searches in 2009”.
If the source of the hack ends up being validated as claimed, it looks like the terrorists have decided to hit the free world where it hurts the most – by denying their social networking Continue reading “‘Iranian Cyber Army’ Hits Twitter”.
Apparently a trip to the local electronics store, $26 and a little ingenuity can net you a device to eavesdrop on the USAF Predator drones patrolling the skies of the Middle East. Time for encryption, Continue reading “Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones”.
Battlefield Heroes is quickly racking up the registered user count along with the virtual body count. The free online game has added new maps to keep these users busy with new content. Electronic Arts Inc. Continue reading “Battlefield Heroes Hits 3 Million Registered Players”.
Youtube has become one of the biggest black holes for time as you can literally spend hours watching content with varying levels of entertainment. The mix of content for the most popular videos of 2009 Continue reading “Susan Boyle Tops List of Youtube’s Best of 2009”.
