Take-Two announced on Monday a deal with independent player Double Fusion for delivery of in-game ads across at least nine titles. Double Fusion will be the exclusive North American and European representative for integrated advertising Continue reading “Take-Two Interactive Inks Deal on In-Game Advertising”.
Second Life’s grid problems from last week’s system wide update bled into the weekend, leaving users unable to navigate the virtual world. The question, though, is how badly the glitches and errors are affecting the Continue reading “Second Life’s Update Causes Concern”.
Azureus, the file sharing company, today announced a new version of their P-2-P sofware introducing legal downloads of high definition (HD) video called Zudeo. We have the official press release here in our forums detailing Continue reading “Azureus Goes HD”.
Imagine tossing a top-notch laptop into the sea, leaving scientists from a foreign culture to scratch their heads over its corroded remains centuries later. A Roman shipmaster inadvertently did something just like it 2,000 years Continue reading “Experts unravel secrets of ancient computer”.
The NVIDIA Geforce 8800 GTX and GTS have very good drivers for Windows XP, but they have yet to launch a DX10 driver for Windows Vista that supports their latest video cards. Rumor has it Continue reading “NVIDIA Says Windows Vista Driver for Their G80 Powered Cards Coming Soon”.
Overall growth in the number of PCs sold in the US retail channel slowed during the Black Friday week of 2006, compared with the Black Friday week of 2005, according to Current Analysis. On year Continue reading “Overall PC growth slows during Black Friday, Current Analysis says”.
Samsung’s Intelligent Surveillance and Security Guard Robot is being developed by their Techwin unit thanks to funding from the Korean government. To keep a vigil for intruders, the armed-and-dangerous bot has two cameras–one for daytime Continue reading “Samsung’s Latest Gun-Toting Robot”.
The Legit Reviews Forums will be down for a little bit as we are upgrading some hardware on the servers that power the site. Once the upgrades have been completed the site and forums will Continue reading “Go Watch Sunday Football – Legit Reviews Server Maintenance”.
The federal goverment announced that beginning this month the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will use a new screening system that can “potentially revealing” X-ray photos of travelers. This new system that can show clear images Continue reading “TSA to Check Nude Bodies at Airports”.
AMD has received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division in connection with the DOJ’s investigation into potential antitrust violations related to graphics processors and cards. AMD stressed that the DOJ Continue reading “AMD Subpoenaed in Graphics Antitrust Probe”.
Buy.com recorded its busiest day of the year so far on “Cyber Monday” – the Monday after Thanksgiving. Officials site discounts and deals from Buy.com partners leading to increased online traffic. Popular items included a Continue reading “Buy.com announces “Cyber Monday” traffic up 54%”.
AMD today demonstrated the industry?s first native quad-core x86 server processor, achieving four x86 processing cores on a single die of silicon. At the annual AMD Industry Analyst Forum, a server powered by four upcoming Continue reading “AMD Demonstrates quad-core Barcelona server processors!”.
After years of delays, Microsoft has launched new versions of its two most important products — Windows and Office. At a press conference Thursday at Nasdaq’s Times Square headquarters, CEO Steve Ballmer nodded to the Continue reading “Microsoft Finally Rolls Out Windows Vista”.
As part of the US sanctions against North Korea in response to their nuclear tests, the US has banned the export of luxury goods to that country. Looks like Kim jong-il and his supporters wont Continue reading “US plans “iPod sanctions” against North Korea”.
One in five American parents believe their kids are spending too much time on the Internet, though most say the online activities haven’t affected grades either way. In a study to be released Wednesday by Continue reading “Study: 1 in 5 parents think kids online too much”.
