“At its simplest level, Adobe wants to get into a new content type,” said Connie Moore, an analyst at Forrester Research. “At a more strategic level, this puts Adobe in a very different place in Continue reading “Adobe’s Macromedia Acquisition Targets Microsoft”.
3Dc is a new compression marchitecture meant to increase the level of details in games. All ATI cards from X800 generation upwards have this capability and it turns out that new Nvidia cards are going Continue reading “Nvidia snaffles ATI’s 3Dc idea”.
For Microsoft, it’s in with the new and out with the old; well at least when it comes to operating systems that is. Apparently there will be no Service Pack 5 for Windows 2000 users. Continue reading “Clock Is Ticking for Windows 2000 Users”.
The latest useful tool from the folks at Google is in beta and can be seen at maps.google.com. If you’re looking to take a road trip, or would just like to check out a cool Continue reading “Google’s new map service may be inexact, but it’s a lovely ride”.
TrustedReviews takes a look at the Samsung 730MW Widescreen LCD TV. Looks like this is an average unit — in other words, not truly excelling as either a PC monitor or a television. Check out Continue reading “Samsung 730MW Widescreen LCD TV Review”.
Forget the browser wars, apparently the OS wars are in full swing, or maybe this is more of a skirmish given Microsoft’s dominance in the computer OS market. Apple Computer Chief Executive Steve Jobs thinks Continue reading “Apple chief says Microsoft is just copying”.
As the No. 1 vendor of industry-standard x86 servers worldwide and the leading provider of AMD Opteron processor-based server systems,(3) HP is positioned to drive the adoption of dual-core technology.
Microsoft’s 64-bit Windows release will be available for downloading on Monday if you are an existing Windows XP Professional user, but with few available products that supports the new 64-bit OS, you will have time Continue reading “Analysis: 64-bit Driver Support Still A Mixed Bag”.
Clearly, the browser wars are far from over. In fact, they seem to be red hot! Opera Software claimed Thursday that the response to the release of its newest browser was so massive that it Continue reading “Rush For Opera 8 Bigger Than Firefox’s”.
Should a dual-core processor count as one chip or two? IBM and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) provided two very different answers to that question Thursday as the two companies unveiled contrasting pricing strategies around AMD’s Continue reading “IBM changes dual-core pricing for new AMD chips”.
If you’re a MAC enthusiast, then this new feature rich version of OSX should satisfy. Check out a few of the over 200 new features and innovations included in this significant upgrade. A first look Continue reading “Tiger’s Tale”.
The trojans found recently are mostly hidden in games for smartphones that run on the Series 60 Symbian operating system used in models from Nokia. Closely held SimWorks said the catch doubled the number of Continue reading “Risks Rise of Computer-Borne Cell Phone Viruses”.
Microsoft gets serious about pursuing their new policy of interoperability by adding Linux support to it’s 2005 Server product. Microsoft had always rebuffed any requests for interoperability with products it didn’t make, particularly Linux, an Continue reading “Microsoft to support Linux”.
The VIA K8 series chipsets, including the new VIA K8T890, uses VIA Hyper8 technology for high speed and low latency performance with the latest AMD Opteron processors with dual-core architectures. PC Pro
Apparently, Microsoft is very committed to pursuing a policy of interoperability. I can only hope that no one ever asks me to say “interoperability” three times back to back. “I want to make sure today Continue reading “Ballmer: Interoperability, interoperability, interoperability”.