Firefox 1.5 will hit Beta 1 on Sept. 8, and be released for trial use. A second beta of the version once known as Deer Park is due in early October, with a release candidate Continue reading “Firefox 1.5 Beta Due For Release On Sept. 8”.
Good news if you’re in the market to buy a laptop computer: The price is coming down. The Wall Street Journal reports the average price of a laptop is now about $1,000, down from $1,250 Continue reading “Average price of laptops drops to $1,000”.
Hundreds of gamers waited in lines outsite High Street shops to get their hands on Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP) as it went on sale in Europe at midnight. The PSP went on sale in the Continue reading “Sony PSP Launched in Europe”.
No matter what social class you are the current $3 a gallon gas prices are causing you to notice how you are spending your money. Now that more Americans are starting to pinch pennies and Continue reading “Tech Industry may suffer due to Katrina & costly oil”.
Worried that talking on your cell phone will give you cancer in the head? Sit back and breath a sigh of relief as you should be okay for at least the first ten years of Continue reading “Study Rejects Link Between Mobile Phones And Cancer”.
We all know that the space shuttle program is having a mid-life crisis, but it seems that NASA keeps on coming up with new ideas. It now seems that NASA wants to send a “Space Continue reading “NASA to send robotic penguin to moon for exploration”.
Microsoft is “aggressively investigating” an Internet Explorer hole that could allow hackers to take control of Windows XP machines. Microsoft is not aware of attacks that try to use the reported vulnerabilities or of any Continue reading “Microsoft Investigates Critical New IE Hole Found By badpack3t”.
Google is expanding its lucrative Internet advertising network into the print world in a bold attempt to capture traditional ad dollars. The print ads will feature full pages of Google-facilitated ads with the URL of Continue reading “Google To Offer Print Ads”.
Memory spot prices continue to drop due to weak demand in the market. PC-2700 (333MHz) has dropped nearly 4% over the past week. Except for 8Gbit NAND flash parts, spot prices for all types of Continue reading “DRAMeXchange: Memory spot prices continue to drop”.
Last week we got to stop by the booths of the two leading North American enthusiast companies and take a look at their product lines. We got to look at Kingston’s engineering samples of DDR2 800MHz ValueRAM and take some Corsair XPERT modules out for a test drive.
Apple Computer and Motorola plan to unveil a cell phone with Apple’s iTunes software next week, the New York Times reported Tuesday. On Monday Apple invited members of the press to the Moscone Center in Continue reading “Apple iTunes is coming to cell phones”.
ATI Technologies (ATYT) warned Monday that fiscal fourth-quarter revenue — and potentially profits — will fall far short of its previous prediction as a result of slower-than-expected sales of its chips for desktop computers and Continue reading “ATI Tech Slashes Outlook”.
NASA has had really bad luck with their shuttle fuel tanks and things do not seem to be getting any better. Hurricane Katrina has damaged the Michoud Assemly plant, which may halt production of the Continue reading “NASA Woes: Hurricane Katrina hits shuttle tank facility”.
File-sharers have moved away from the popular BitTorrent system following legal action, say experts. The study by the Cambridge-based Internet analysis firm CacheLogic found that eDonkey is now roughly on par with BitTorrent in the Continue reading “File-sharers move from BitTorrent to eDonkey”.
It is common knowledge that in 2006, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will change their socket design to the M2 940-pin socket for all single- and dual-core desktop processors. What we didn’t know it that ATI Continue reading “ATI to launch five new chipsets for AMD M2 platform in 2006”.
