Intel will attempt to push its multimedia platform, Viiv, further into the market later in 2007 with plans to charge motherboard makers just US$1 for its upcoming ICH9-DH chipset, compared to the first and second Continue reading “Intel to cut prices of Viiv platform chipsets”.
Microsoft has come under attack for the way it advertises the Vista operating system. A lawsuit, filed in Seattle, alleges that the company advertised systems as “Vista capable,” when in fact the systems were not Continue reading “Microsoft sued over Vista branding – I Need an Upgrade?”.
Many thought that the Sony’s PS3 and Microsoft’s X-Box 360 were going to be the clear cut winners in the “next-gen” console wars. The darkhorse in the race, Nintendo’s Wii, has come out of the Continue reading “Wii outsells PS3 2-to-1 in Japan”.
Celebrating 30 years in the embedded computing market, Intel Corporation introduced the Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor 5300 series. This is the latest of Intel’s 11 quad-core products brought to market in the past 6 months. Continue reading “Intel Celebrates 30 Years with New Quad-Core and OCC Motorcycle”.
The European Union (EU) announced an investigation of Apple is underway for antitrust violations related to the pricing of music sold through Apple’s iTunes store. The EU filed formal charges against Apple and the major Continue reading “EU Launches Antitrust Probe Against Apple Computer”.
PC World revealed today their “50 Best Tech Products of the All Time”. It is their way of of giving a nod to great technology products both past and present since the dawn of the Continue reading “PC World Announces The 50 Best Tech Products of All Time”.
EMI Group PLC on Monday announced a deal that will allow computer company Apple Inc. to sell the record company’s songs online without copy protection software. The agreement means that customers of Apple’s iTunes store Continue reading “EMI dropping copy protection on Apple iTunes songs”.
The spot prices for both branded and non-branded DRAM chips spurred on March 30 prompting some analysts to speculate that this may be a sign showing that DRAM spot pricing is likely to hit bottom Continue reading “DRAM spot market may show signs of bottoming prices”.
The Folding Team of Legit Reviews has completed over 30,000 individual work units for the Folding@Home distributed computing project. The goal of this project is to understand protein folding, misfolding, and related diseases. By completing Continue reading “Legit Folding Breaks 6 Million Team Points – Team #38296”.
Google TiSP (BETA) is a fully functional, end-to-end system that provides in-home wireless access by connecting your commode-based TiSP wireless router to one of thousands of TiSP Access Nodes via fiber-optic cable strung through your Continue reading “Google Announces TiSP Free in-home Wireless Broadband Service”.
Microsoft Corp. has unveiled an early version of a new Web browser for mobile devices that it said will make browsing full-sized Web pages faster and easier on small smart-phone screens. For now, a limited Continue reading “Microsoft launches Deepfish, new Web browser for smart phones”.
Though Take-Two is hitting turbulence especially after Thursday’s change of management, the video-game publisher is still focused when it comes to its biggest cash cow. While CEO Paul Eibeler and the board of directors were Continue reading “Take-Two Interactive Still Hitting Turbulence”.
The long-awaited Apple TV home entertainment adapter has finally shipped, and for the first time reviewers and consumers can see for themselves whether Apple’s iPod magic can extend into the living room. Overall, reviews have Continue reading “Apple TV Soon to invade a Living Room Near You”.
A congressional subcommittee accused Google on Friday of airbrushing history by replacing post-Hurricane Katrina satellite imagery on its popular map portal with images of the region taken before the storms devastation. An interesting read for Continue reading “Did Google airbrush Katrina history?”.
If you receive an e-mail offering a download of Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2, delete it. A new virus is making the rounds that comes disguised as a test version of Microsoft’s current Web browser. Continue reading “Virus is cloaked as IE 7 Beta 2 download”.