I know many of our members have been upset over the fuss that has occurred with the “Coffee Shop Hack” in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Well, the popular game is coming back in Australia, Continue reading “Grand Theft Auto returns”.
I’m pretty sure the rural population of America has heard the same old song and dance from cable and DSL providers when trying to get high-speed internet services out to their home: “I’m sorry, but Continue reading “Is ‘Wi-Fi on steroids’ really the next big thing?”.
Intel uses their new Robson cache technology to cut Windows and program loading times. Intel’s new Robson cache technology ensured an almost immediate start-up of a Centrino-based notebook PC during a live demonstration at the Continue reading “Intel slashes laptop power-up times”.
Wow is all I can say when I look at the new displays Toshiba/Matsushita have recently put into mass production. These displays are extremely thin, at 2.75mm at the thickest portion of the screen and Continue reading “TMDisplay combines technologies to reduce notebook panel thickness 50%”.
This morning I got a press release for a conference that deals with sex in games. From talking about the emerging field of teledildonics to claiming that sex in video games is like the booth Continue reading “Sex in Games: Women’s Game Conference”.
Stmok wrote us an e-mail and wanted to let us know that the AOpen Mac Mini clone that we wrote about in the article titled “AOpen’s Pandora Box Makes it to the Market” is now Continue reading “Voodoo Now Selling AOpen’s Mac Mini Clone called Idol”.
It looks like Activision has inked an agreement to give NVIDIA the exclusive bundling rights to Call of Duty 2 game today. If you need a reason to purchase an nVidia powered graphics cards this Continue reading “NVIDIA Secures Exclusive Bundling Right to Call of Duty 2”.
Today an announcement is expected that will greatly alter the cell-phone market (at least for those offering e-mail and related services). Palm, who developed the PDA into what we know it to be today and Continue reading “Palm Inc. and BlackBerry Maker Will Sign a Licensing Agreement”.
Remember the space shuttle that lost its insulation, the Discovery? Well, NASA officials are diligently working to get the shuttle back in space by May of next year. However, due to the effects of Hurricane Continue reading “Space shuttles could fly again in May”.
Motherboard vendor Albatron announced that their new socket T (LGA775) motherboard will hit shelves in early November. Sporting 2 PCI-E x16 slots, this motherboard supports dual video-card configuration (though it appears it isn’t truly SLI, Continue reading “New Albatron Pentium 4 motherboard to hit markets in early November”.
Today Shuttle rolls out another one of their signature Small Form Factor (SFF) PC’s, but this time of the media center variety. Sporting a variety of features like VCR, DVD, and CD functionality and 7.1 Continue reading “Shuttle unveils XPC Media Center for digital home”.
An air leak on a space craft? If this was really a pressure leak, it would be the first in more than 30 years. Now members of NASA are worried about the airtightness of the Continue reading “Russian Space Craft Lost Air Pressure During Re-Entry”.
On Friday Silicon Image (SIMG) announced that John LeMoncheck, 40, vice president of consumer electronics & PC/display businesses, has left the company and Robert Bagheri, 49, executive vice president of operations, has accepted a senior Continue reading “Silicon Image Loses Two Top Executives”.
We all have complained at some time or another about another’s driving, especially if you’re on the dealing or receiving end of an auto accident. Now, there is new technology to help reduce the frequency Continue reading “In-car camera records accidents”.
Though there are several ways from preventing sensitive information from being stolen from your PC or that of an employee’s- password authentication, restrictive firewall implementation, etc- but what do you do when the computer or Continue reading “New Tech To Track Laptop Thieves”.
