Skype is adding video calling to its software with it’s recent update. Can’t beat free! Skype’s software lets computer users talk to each other for free and make cut-price calls to mobiles and landlines. The Continue reading “Skype adds in video to online calls”.
Asus has recently introduced its EAX1800XT TOP graphics card, which incorporates ATI’s Radeon X1800XT GPU at an overclocked frequency. This will be one of the first overclocked X1800XT cards on the market and is due Continue reading “Asustek To Produce Overclocked Radeon X1800XT”.
What we already know about here in the US the UK will have to go through on Friday: a shortage of Xbox 360’s, primarily due to the amount of pre-orders. Considering the goal of having Continue reading “UK shortages of Xbox 360 expected”.
In an effort to keep tabs on its progress in getting a complete version of Windows Vista out the door, Microsoft will start releasing preview versions of the OS monthly, with a major beta release Continue reading “Microsoft offering previews of new Windows”.
You can already use your TiVo to record shows onto its hard disk and view later, but soon, you’ll be able to take TV shows from your PC and load them into a TiVo. Intel Continue reading “Intel to partner with TiVo on PC platform”.
Wow, it seems like Microsoft is really taking a soaking on their new console. If only they had decided to sell them on E-Bay, where they are going for 3-5 times their actual retail value…. Continue reading “Is Xbox a Money Pit?”.
What a way to test a new security system! David Thomas, the Project Manager over the BT (Bluetooth?) TrackIt security system, had his Audi A4 stolen. What the thief didn’t anticipate, however, was that Mr. Continue reading “Thieves put car security system to test”.
If you remember anything much about the PS2, you’ll remember every time you put a DVD in, it would mention something about the parental controls if you had it configured. Well, now Sony, Microsoft, and Continue reading “Sony to let parents control PlayStation 3 access”.
The car-use electronics market may be seeing some more “bling” soon. eTurbo Touch and Liyitec, both manufacturers of touch-screen products, expect to start marketing these LCD’s toward the automotive market soon. Nothing like having touch-screen Continue reading “Touch panel makers eye car-use applications”.
Activision and nVidia are supportive of gamers right? According to the gamers that is far from true after they asked questions about the recently launched game Call of Duty 2 (COD2). Seems the gamers are Continue reading “Activision Fails to Answer Consumer Questions on Call of Duty 2”.
With Firefox 1.5 RC1 due for release tomorrow, PCWorld has a nice little article showcasing the various web browsers and what can be expected of them. Browser competition hasn’t been this fierce since the mid-1990s, Continue reading “Browser Face-Off”.
Microsoft will have around 300,000 of its new Xbox 360 games console available for its European launch on December 2, a Microsoft executive said in an interview published on Sunday. This is not a big Continue reading “Europe to have 300,000 Microsoft Xbox 360’s at launch”.
The Sony-backed Blu-ray and the Toshiba-backed HD DVD have each been trying hard to become the next DVD format and the fight is still going on. Today, the fight has shifted over to pricing and Continue reading “Blu-ray DVD’s are winning the race, but losing the price and manufacturing wars”.
While this is nothing more then speculation, I find it interesting that Asustek may be trying to get listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in the near future. Should be interesting to see Continue reading “Rumor: Asustek aims for being listed on the NYSE”.
Our friends at Anandtech are reporting the EOL of the 3000+ as well as spotting new steppings of the ever popular 3200+ and 3500+ CPUs. For those of you who watch the Athlon 64 market Continue reading “EOL of the 3000+ and New 3200+ and 3500+ Steppings”.