Are you an avid digital photographer who likes sharing photos with everyone, anywhere? Well Yahoo’s new PhotoMail service (currently in testing) may have you saying “cheese” quite a bit. PhotoMail works by placing small thumbnail Continue reading “Yahoo Sends PhotoMail”.
MSN has set loose it’s newest security tools to help Internet and e-mail users fight against malware and protect themselves from malicious emails. “MSN Postmaster and Smart Data Network Services represent a move by Microsoft Continue reading “Microsoft Releases Anti-Phishing Tools”.
The latest round of lawsuits follows the RIAA’s initial assault on Internet2 users last month. 405 college students were sued at 18 universities for using an application called “i2hub” to swap music and movies. “As Continue reading “RIAA Sues More Internet2 File Swappers”.
More and more people want freedom from the chains of their traditional desk top PCs, so with the proliferation of wireless and the availability of more powerful notebooks, it’s not surprising that sales of mobiles Continue reading “Strong notebook sales push PC market above 200 million units”.
Beware Star Wars Siths who come phishing! Never click on links, unless you know where they link to. A pair of attacks against the top two instant messaging networks played off current events, particularly ‘Star Continue reading “Worms Dupe Yahoo, AOL IM Users”.
AMD has made the specs to it’s virtualization technology, Pacifica, available to developers. This move could very well accelerate the development of 64bit architecture and programs. ?Hardware virtualization in the x86 platform opens the way Continue reading “AMD Releases ‘Pacifica’ Specification For AMD64 Technology”.
Forget about just chips, says Intel, it’s all about chipsets, or more accurately, “platformisation.” Building on their Centrino platform for mobiles, Intel is bringing the reality of “platformisation” to desktops and servers, where it’s all Continue reading “Intel gets set to bring the ‘platform’ concept to desktops”.
Nokia’s new product category will run solely on open source software, which will certainly make these new mobile devices attractive and affordable to consumers. “We’re launching a completely new product category,” said Janne Jormalainen, Nokia’s Continue reading “Nokia unveils Linux-based web device without phone”.
In their new version of Office, Microsoft moves to ensure their dominance in the Office Productivity software arena by addressing the security issues surrounding the use of applications like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc. in today Continue reading “Facing ‘new world of work,’ Microsoft locks up Office”.
The .NET Passport system proved to be pretty useless to most Internet users, myself included, because of it’s cross platform limitaions. If Microsoft can achieve true interoperability in it’s new InfoCard System, along with the Continue reading “Microsoft Moving From Passport to InfoCard”.
Interesting marketing move by Intel! Apparently, Intel’s new dual-processor, the Pentium D, has been placed on display in a shop in Japan; and, as expected, has been generating alot of buzz. Intel has told the Continue reading “Shoppers Get a Sneak Peek at Pentium D”.
A new form of memory called phase-change memory (PCM) may be on the horizon. Check out the emerging details on Legit Reviews Forum. PCM is a technology that stores data by changing the state of Continue reading “Infineon Collaborates with IBM on New Form of Memory”.
A1 Electronics has taken a look at a case that I was seriously considering for a new desktop build (before deciding on a laptop, that is. Check out the link in our forums to see Continue reading “RaidMax Samurai Gaming Computer Case Review”.
Apparently, Sony’s new Playstation 3 power is awe inspiring enough to make game developers drool. The powerful new CPU, “The Cell,” is just what game developers need for creating more realistic gaming environments. Factor 5 Continue reading “Factor 5 drop Xbox 360 for PS3”.
Advanced Micro Device’s (AMD’s) new Geode LX800 low-power embedded processor is aimed at desk-top style devices. The new Geode, with it’s XP embedded support, opens the market up to developers and will allow production of Continue reading “AMD Extends Geode Line”.