Google adds another piece to the puzzle as they hire Vint Cerf to join their brain trust. Mr. Cerf was one of the designers of the TCP/IP protocol which defines how the net labels and Continue reading “Google Hires Internet Pioneer Vint Cerf”.
Microsoft on Thursday announced plans to ship one security bulletin on Tuesday, Sept. 13, to provide patches for a “critical” flaw in its Windows operating system. As part of its advance notice mechanism, the Redmond, Continue reading “MS Patch Day: September 13, 2005”.
Building a notebook computer has never been easier and Legit Reviews shows you how to build a Sonoma Notebook. An average computer enthusiast can assemble a whitebox notebook chassis in less than 15 minutes and can cut the cost of ordering a pre-built notebook in half.
It doesn’t surprise Legit Reviews to see Chaintech getting out of the motherboard industry, but it is shocking to see them enter the memory industry. Chaintech USA is actually located directly behind Corsair Memory HQ. Continue reading “Chaintech to exit motherboard business”.
eBay is reportedly in talks to acquire Internet-telephone company Skype Technologies for between $2 billion and $3 billion. eBay Inc. is in talks to acquire Internet-telephone company Skype Technologies SA for between $2 billion and Continue reading “eBay in Talks to Buy Skype”.
Many of our readers might have visited IGN’s major video game-related sites like IGN.com, GameSpy, GameSpy Arena, FilePlanet, TeamXbox, 3D Gamers, Direct2Drive, and GameStats.com and will be shocked to know that they were just sold Continue reading “Fox News Buys IGN Entertainment For $650 Million”.
With supply concerns causing Intel’s (INTC:Nasdaq) stock to be near a three-month low, the chipmaker’s progress in meeting customer demand will be a key issue during its midquarter update this afternoon. We will be keeping Continue reading “Intel: Supply Concerns Lower Stock Prices”.
No shuttle flights for a year? That’s what an internal memo that NASA sent out this week makes things sound like. A planning document written by Wayne Hale, NASA?s deputy shuttle program manager, supports this Continue reading “NASA Hit Harder Than First Thought By Hurricane Katrina”.
My good friend Fudo is reporting that the ATI R520 will be known as the Radeon X1800 when it launches in the first week of October. If you are an ATI fanboy it looks like Continue reading “ATI’s R520 will be named Radeon X1800”.
News is going around this morning that Intel will cut prices for its Pentium D 8xx and Celeron processors in January 2006, when its new 65nm dual-core CPU lines, the Pentium D9 and Pentium 4 Continue reading “Rumor: Intel scheduling CPU price cuts for January 2006”.
As we expected in our August 30th news post Apple has unveiled a neat little gadget that unites the iPod with a mobile phone. With big names like Madonna taking the front role in the Continue reading “Apple unveils iPod phone hybrid called Rokr”.
AMD replaces Weber as CTO with Phil Hester who will be reporting directly to Dirk Meyer, president of the Microprocessor Solutions Sector. Phil Hester has 30 Years of Experience in Advanced Computing Systems Design. AMD Continue reading “AMD Hires Phil Hester as new Chief Technology Officer”.
Imagine living through Hurricane Katrina and finding out that you can file for aid online only to find out that you must use IE 6 on the US governments FEMA site. We heard rumors that Continue reading “FEMA site requires IE 6.0 to file for aid”.
Work on a new space base commenced Tuesday at the Shenzhuang Industrial Zone in Shanghai, China. The base will take shape in five years in Shanghai and will be the main location for China’s space Continue reading “China: Shanghai builds new space base for manned flights”.
A team of South Korean scientists has developed a new technology to bring conductivity to insulating materials and says it will lead to the development of 5-nanometer semiconductors, a milestone improvement from the current level Continue reading “Korea to Make 5 Nanometer Semiconductor”.
