The Intel marketing machine has left the IT industry looking forward to the Viiv systems coming out in 2006. We are just now finding out prices and the complete sytems are looking to run US$1,000-1,500. Continue reading “Intel Viiv platform PCs said to cost US$1,000-1,500”.
Many of our readers may remember Microsoft’s hardware-based security plan called Palladium as the evil software that was going to invade ones privacy. It now seems that Pallidium is not dead and how it will Continue reading “Windows Vista: Palladium (NGSCB) delivery is still to be determined”.
The FBI says two men were nabbed in Turkey and Morocco, and charged in relation to the Zotob and earlier Mytob and Rbot worms. Looks like the FBI won this round! Farid Essebar, 18, a Continue reading “Suspected Zotob Makers Arrested”.
Tens of thousands of people have not acknowledged that they understand VOIP’s 911 service have been granted extra time to get it taken care of. The decision to extend the cutoff deadline follows a letter Continue reading “FCC extends 911 deadline for VoIP providers”.
If you are reading this news post chances are you have at least one Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) line at the office or in the home. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has set a Continue reading “VOIP Users: Acknowledge 911 Service Issues Now!”.
If you thought the air to air combat scenes in Star Wars was cool just wait till you see what the US military has planned for 2007. If everything goes as planned we will see Continue reading “US Military’s High Energy Laser Area Defense System Under Development”.
Have you been craving a web browser for your Sony PSP? The wait is over as Sony Corp. is adding Internet access to its Play Station Portable in a bid to increase the mobile gaming Continue reading “Sony adds Web browser to PSP game device”.
This month we are giving away a 1GB kit of OCZ’s PC-3200 Gold VX memory to one lucky forum member. The theme of this months contest is “Pimp My Pet” and we already have a Continue reading “Pimp My Pet For OCZ Memory Contest”.
It seems that efficiently tested (eTT) DDR2 memory has started appearing on the spot market. Although most memory module houses can improve their margins by sourcing the eTT DDR2 parts, most remain conservative amid risk Continue reading “eTT DDR2 Memory now on Spot Market”.
AMD has pulled out all the stops and has challenged Intel to a dual-core server processor test where the winner walks away with some serious bragging rights. AMD’s press release (linked below) was actually quite Continue reading “AMD Challenges Intel to a Dual-Core Server Processor Duel”.
The Intel Developer Forum has started and the information that is flowing out of the Intel camp is coming faster than we can type it up. LR covers all the first day highlights in an easy to read bullet list. We also go into detail on the new Intel micro-architecture and cover the public CPU roadmap up to 2007.
It seems that anti-spyware software companies are being bought up left and right these days and Aluria Software is no different. U.S. Internet service provider EarthLink Inc. just announced that it agreed to acquire the Continue reading “EarthLink acquires anti-spyware company Aluria”.
AMD has added a couple new flasgship processors on the mobile side this morning. The two new Turion 64 mobile processors named MT-37 and MT-40, offer clock speeds of 2.0 and 2.2 GHz, respectively. Both Continue reading “AMD Launches Two New Turion Processors: MT-40 & MT-37”.
On July 12, 2005 ATI filed for a trademark on the phrase “ATI AVIVO” through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and it has just been approved. The listing is described as computer software for Continue reading “ATI Trademarks “ATI AVIVO””.
After 20 years of research the American Psychological Association (APA) finds that playing video games can bring up aggressive traits. This now means that after playing Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas it is normal for Continue reading “Videogames Linked to Aggression”.
