The number of Americans who gambled online doubled to about 4 percent of the population last year, as people were lured by its convenience, an industry group report released on Monday said. The survey was Continue reading “Study Shows Online gamblers doubled in 2005”.
With PC sales slowing, Dell will undershoot Wall Street’s bottom-line expectations by 5 cents a share, the company warned investors after Monday’s closing bell. This week has started out rough for the PC giant! Dell Continue reading “More Bad Dell News — Dell Will Undershoot Wall Streets Expectations”.
Thomas K. Equels, Managing Shareholder of the Holtzman Equels law firm, and attorney Benjamin R. Alvarez filed a class action on behalf of Miami resident Juan C. Arteaga against Dell Financial Services, LP. in United Continue reading “Discrimination Class Action Suit Filed Against Dell Financial Services”.
Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest memory chip maker, said on Monday it would spend 290.9 billion won ($312.6 million) on new chip lines to boost its non-memory production. Interesting to see a memory company investing Continue reading “Samsung to invest $313 mln in new chip lines”.
Intel Corp. on Monday plans to unveil a single brand name for a new generation of chips for laptop PCs and desktop machines, calling them the Core 2 Duo. Looks like the Extreme Edition is Continue reading “Intel Says Core 2 Duo Will Replace the Pentium 4 Line”.
The smoldering rumor that Apple could someday unveil a mobile phone has been re-ignited. On Thursday, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office made public a December 2004 patent application by Apple describing a hypothetical wireless Continue reading “Patent suggests Apple had a plan for mobile phone”.
A class action lawsuit has filed alleging that ATI Technologies’ graphics cards don’t support HDCP although ATI claims they do. Not good news for ATI, their investors, or the consumers who bought the cards. filing Continue reading “ATI Sued over HDCP Claims in American Class Action Suit”.
Kingston will strengthen its ties with Samsung Electronics on NAND flash in order to diversify its supply source from long-serving supplier Toshiba, according to sources. This is some interesting news, if it proves to be Continue reading “Rumor: Kingston in talks with Samsung on NAND flash partnership”.
Players are being left frustrated and angry by ongoing problems with online game World of Warcraft. Some are suffering long delays to get into the game, others report countless small hold-ups during play and the Continue reading “Problems plague World of Warcraft”.
A Pentagon research team monitors more than 5,000 jihadist Web sites, focusing daily on the 25 to 100 most hostile and active, defense officials said Thursday. And the makers of combat video games have unwittingly Continue reading “al-Qaida modifies war video games to be anti-U.S.”.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion video game will not be recalled, but will be relabeled to reflect a stricter “mature” industry rating, Bethesda Softworks, the game’s developer and co-publisher said in a statement on Thursday. Continue reading “Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Now Rated Mature For Nudity”.
The Inq. did not learn the exact reason behind the delay, but did learn that ATI might have a yield problem with its upcoming 80 nanometre process. A delay is never good news, but it Continue reading “ATI delays shift to 80 nanometre”.
Several DRAM module makers are offering up to 20% higher than spot prices to secure long-term DDR2 supply due to tight supply and expected stronger demand, DRAM makers said. When AMD’s socket AM2 comes out Continue reading “DRAM module makers bidding high to secure DDR2 supply”.
According to the most recent ranking from iSuppli, long-time market leader Kingston Technology has maintained its crown in the DRAM-module market and American memory companies Corsair Memory, PNY Technologies, and Patriot Memory make the list Continue reading “Kingston Holds Number 1, But Corsair Enters Rankings at 8th”.
Times have been tough for the video-game industry of late. Electronic Arts, the leading game publisher, predicted on Wednesday that things aren’t going to improve anytime soon… This sucks! In the just-completed period, EA lost Continue reading “Electronic Arts Has $641 Million In Sales, But Loses $16 Million”.