Jess Villasante, the head of software technologies at the EC’s Information Society and Media Directorate General, said that big companies such as IBM, HP and Sun are just using the open source community as subcontractors Continue reading “IT giants accused of exploiting open source”.
“There may be WiMAX PC cards on the market earlier than many observers have expected,” Solis said. “You will not have full mobility as you will with 802.16e, but you will have some portability.” Solis Continue reading “Mobile WiMAX Coming Sooner Than Expected: Analyst”.
Taking another crack at the living room, Intel is again showing off a concept PC that closely resembles Apple Computer’s Mac Mini. The chipmaker unveiled the prototype with AOpen on Tuesday at the Computex trade Continue reading “Will Intel open Pandora’s box with Mac Mini twin?”.
Graphics processor firm nVidia has teamed up with UK-based chip company ARM to pool technology in a bid to accelerate the development of next-generation consumer devices. Under the terms of the deal nVidia has licensed Continue reading “NVidia and ARM target next-gen devices”.
With summer rapidly approaching, it is time to take a look at some cooling solutions. This week we bring you the Koolance Exos-2, as the name implies, this is the second generation to the extremely popular Exos cooling system.
If you are in the market for an external cooling kit check out this article.
Advanced Micro Devices was second in coming to market with a dual-core desktop chip, but it’s first in benchmark scores, according to sites that test the chip. Both Anandtech and Tom’s Hardware–two hardware benchmarking sites–have Continue reading “AMD edges Intel in early dual-core benchmarks”.
In 6 months time, Internet Explorer’s market share has gone from 95% to 64.8%, this according to W3schools. All these market shares have apparently gone to the new kid on the block, Firefox. Firefox is Continue reading “Firefox about to get IE on its knees”.
Oooh! Lower prices on memory cards. Bring it on Samsung! Now, if they can only use this same 70 nanometer technology to create their new NAND flash hard drive maybe that would place it within Continue reading “Samsung moves to lower flash memory prices”.
After you read this review by Hardware Analysis, make sure you return to visit Legit Reviews Forum and join the discussion on the ATI Crossfire for more opinions; and don’t forget to share your own Continue reading “ATI?s MultiVPU solution, don?t get caught in the crossfire?”.
OK then, I may have two or more e-mail accounts, but I have never checked for messages in the bathroom, church, or while driving; so I’m definitely not addicted to e-mail. What about you? U.S. Continue reading “Survey: U.S. residents addicted to e-mail”.
Coming soon to a cellphone, MP3 player, or other device near you! Despite the many obstacles, Internet Radio is on the rise and may well soon become a part of your daily entertainment menu. “Once Continue reading “Internet radio is gaining, but problems remain”.
I’m all for portability, so I’m quite happy that its time is right here and right now. It’s great to read about all the new devices being introduced and showcased at next week’s Computex show. Continue reading “Portability on the move in the new PC era”.
Power, Power, and More Power! Intel’s new dual-core processor, the Pentium D, delivers a boost and a boon to consumers looking for more power to smoothly handle multiple computing tasks. Delivering its first dual-core processor Continue reading “Intel Pentium D Chipset Offers Power Boost for Consumer PCs”.
Microsoft Corp. is urging Windows users to uninstall the new Netscape 8 Web browser from their computers, saying it damages Microsoft’s own Internet Explorer browser. Microsoft’s announcement on Friday came after a Microsoft technician’s blog Continue reading “Microsoft urges Windows users to dump Netscape 8”.
Nintendo, the quiet “Revolution!” Compared to the loud buzz surrounding the Xbox 360 and PS3 that’s certainly apropos, but this Revolution comes in a sleek package and an enticing “All-Access Gaming” concept offer. “Our next Continue reading “Nintendo?s Subtle Revolution”.
