Paris Hilton is going to featured in an upcoming mobile video game published by Gameloft. In a deal between Paris Hilton Entertainment and Gameloft, Paris’s blonde image will appear in a game geared for teens. Continue reading “Paris Hilton to star in mobile video game”.
Intel will drive the adoption of the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) with the introduction of ‘Santa Rosa’, the next generation of its Centrino notebook platform, it has been claimed. So far, the only Intel-based machines Continue reading “Intel to push BIOS replacement with ‘Centrino 4’”.
Despite seeing its margins eroded by sharp falls in the price of memory in the first quarter, Taiwan-based memory-module maker A-Data Technology is projecting that healthy trends in the pricing of both NAND flash and Continue reading “A-Data: NAND flash prices to bottom”.
ATI planned to release its X1900 GTO cards by the end of the April and – at least according to a few partners – those plans will have to be put on hold. We know Continue reading “Rumor: ATI X1900 GTO postponed”.
AT&T announced Tuesday that it will team up with San Mateo-based Akimbo to allow customers to download movies and shows over the Internet through AT&T’s upcoming television service this summer. The new AT&T service, called Continue reading “AT&T to offer Television Service and Movie Downloads This Summer”.
Oracle patches multiple security flaws, including one that was at the center of a debate on disclosure at the Black Hat Federal briefings. One fix closes a gaping flaw in the Oracle PL/SQL Gateway that Continue reading “Oracle Plugs 36 Holes in Critical Patch Update”.
Google will help office workers dig deeper into business software programs and databases to find relevant information tidbits thanks to a new feature called “Google OneBox for Enterprise”. The new feature, known by the mouthful Continue reading “Google to search inside business software programs”.
Kristopher Kubicki has stated that AMD told him that they are moving up their Socket AM2 launch from June 6th to May 23rd. AMD has recently been getting nailed on DDR2 memory performance and the Continue reading “Rumor: AMD Moving Forward Socket AM2 Launch”.
Asustek Computer, which reportedly beat Samsung Electronics to become one of Dell’s contract notebook makers, will start notebook shipments to Dell from its Nanhui plant in Shanghai in the fourth quarter of 2006 according to Continue reading “Asustek to fulfill Dell notebook order at Shanghai plant in 4Q”.
I don’t know about you, but I would pay $50 every two years to avoid red lights! I think the $50 fine was well worth it! Here where I live, we have the craziest lighting Continue reading “Never get a red light?”.
Kicking off new laptops these days is somewhat of a non-event for us desk-dwellers, but on the rare occiasions where something more than just longer battery life, bigger screen, faster CPU, or brighter screen is Continue reading “Go 7900 GTX? Yes, please.”.
Motorola’s lucky number Slvr is coming up big. Motorola is set to report first-quarter results after the market closes Tuesday, and some analysts expect blowout sales numbers, thanks in part to the early success of Continue reading “Motorola Sells ~5 Million Slvr Phones In Q1”.
Those that already have samples of AMD’s upcoming Socket AM2 processor are saying that the change over to DDR2 memory is nothing toget all worked up about. We have heard this from numerous sources over Continue reading “AMD’s Socket AM2 let down by DDR2”.
Oracle Corp. is considering launching its own Linux operating system and has looked at buying one of the main suppliers of open-source technology, Chief Executive Larry Ellison told a newspaper on Monday. Any guesses on Continue reading “Oracle CEO May Launch Own Linux Version”.
With Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) not being able to improve yield rates on its 80nm manufacturing process, ATI Technologies will forego manufacturing its graphics chips on 80nm node this year, according to industry sources. Continue reading “Rumor: ATI to delay 80nm production at TSMC”.