Watch what you say when you distribute a rather controversial, unsigned Word Document through a network. There are pieces of data that, while not on the actual document itself, can still be discerned through 3rd-party Continue reading “Beware your trail of digital fingerprints”.
TiVo and Yahoo have launched a collaborative service that allows TiVo users to program their digital video recorders remotely using Yahoo’s television information Web sites. Now if you forgot to program the TiVo you can Continue reading “TiVo and Yahoo collaborate on TV recording”.
NVIDIA just lauched the Geforce 6800 GS GPU and informs us taht it will be available for the holiday shopping rush. The NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GS GPU Raises Performance Bar in the Midrange Segment to Continue reading “Nvidia Launches Geforce 6800GS GPU’s”.
Qualcomm said on Monday it wanted Nokia to stop selling or producing products in the United States designed for GSM mobile phone networks and that it was demanding financial damages from the Finnish mobile firm. Continue reading “Qualcomm sues Nokia over handset patents”.
Is the iPod turing into the vessel for adult movies’ expansion to portable porn? You better believe it! Thanks to the fact that two out of five internet users look at porn on the web Continue reading “Technology may open door for portable iPorn”.
The best days of personal computer maker Dell Inc. may be behind it, financial weekly newspaper Barron’s Inc. wrote in its November 7 edition. Is anyone really shocked by this? Prices are decreasing and the Continue reading “Barron’s Inc. Says Dell may be past its best days”.
Samsung Electronics, the world’s third-largest cell phone producer, proves it is a cut above its rivals in the pixel count war for handsets by unveiling the first 8-megapixel camera phone. The camera phone is known Continue reading “Samsung Unveils 8-Megapixel Camera Phone”.
The inevitable is coming to pass: analog TV will no longer exist as of 2009, the date the Senate set to eliminate analog television and fully implement digital broadcasts. Mid-range TV sets (25-36 inch), however, Continue reading “Senate approves 2009 for end of analog TV”.
Microsoft has made claim that the Xbox 360 enables the user to transfer MP3’s from any MP3 player, including the very popular (and very proprietary) Apple iPod. However, that compatibility is only for MP3 and Continue reading “Xbox 360 and iPod interoperability? Sort of”.
Dell’s spurning competition amongst PC manufacturers in the notebook department. Dell has added the XPS M140 to its line of XPS notebooks, driving it down into the sub-$1000 market. With a Pentium M 740 processor, Continue reading “Current Analysis: Dell sub-US$1,000 models to drag down Media Center notebook ASPs”.
According to Anandtech, it looks like the release of socket M2 will be a delayed reaction. The promising DDR2 platform will not launch until early second-quarter of 2006 (around April or so). So, for those Continue reading “Socket M2 Processor Roadmap; FX-62 and Athlon 64 X2 5200+”.
Further deepening the online software apps that Microsoft will be providing soon, they bought FolderShare from Texas-based software company ByteTaxi. The software allows the sender to send attachments that would otherwise be too large due Continue reading “Microsoft buys FolderShare”.
Asustek, a widely-known manufacturer of motherboards and other wares such as optical drives and video cards, plan to launch their brand of LCD TV’s either at the end of the month or near the beginning Continue reading “Asustek to launch own-brand LCD TVs this month and 3G handsets next year”.
Corsair Memory just minutes ago announced that it has became the first company in the memory category to receive the NVIDIA SLI Ready certification. As a part of the SLI certification process, each component must Continue reading “NVIDIA Selects Corsair as First Certified SLI Ready Memory Company”.
Web sites that use certain custom applications won’t display as expected in Internet Explorer after installing two Microsoft security updates. To fix the situation one can download Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 or developers can recompile the Continue reading “Microsoft patches may break Web sites — again”.