AGEIA and BFG Technologies have inked a retail distribution agreement for the PhysX processor. Under the contract, BFG Technologies will manufacture, sell, market and distribute personal computer add-in cards powered by the AGEIA PhysX? processor Continue reading “BFG Technologies Will Manufacture AGEIA PhysX Cards”.
Microsoft have already release a update already. The “flaw” affects Windows inbuit firewall. It seems to be possible to create a rule to open ports which will not show up in the standard user interface. Continue reading “Windows Firewall flaw may hide open ports”.
The backers of Blu-ray said today that there is no common ground for a unified format and it was on track to launch their disc within a year. For those who don’t know, there are Continue reading “DVD format war looms as Blu-ray backers plan launch”.
Intel has filed a response to AMD’S U.S. Federal District Court antitrust complaint and refutes all of AMD’s claims. Looks like this one is going to be pretty nasty for both sides. AMD quickly sent Continue reading “Intel Files Response To AMD Complaint”.
Finnish security firm F-Secure has created the security program in reaction to the growing number of viruses that infect cell phones. F-Secure is thought to be the first to sell such a program to the Continue reading “Anti-virus software for mobile phones a reality”.
VIA Technologies today announced the VIA P4M800 Pro chipset is currently shipping to motherboard vendors and motherboards featuring the chipset are expected to be available soon. Read the full press release by following the link Continue reading “VIA announces VIA P4M800 Pro integrated P4 chipset”.
Bjorn3D posted a review about the Kingston HyperX DDR2 750MHz (KHX6000D2K2/1G) kit today. Find this and other reviews in the LegitForums! With over 2,000 memory products in their portfolio, Kingston Technology can provide memory solutions Continue reading “Thursday News Around the Web”.
Slashdot reported that the state of Massachusetts is expected to pass a proposal to require all state documents to be in PDF or Open Office formats by 2007. This modern day version of the Boston Continue reading “Massachusetts Office Party”.
Samsung Electronics? strategy of heavily depending on locally developed portable Internet, called WiBro, causes concern among investors. WiBro is a made-in-Korea technology that allows people on the go to remain hooked up to the Internet Continue reading “Samsung Makes Risky Bet on WiBro”.
Firefox 1.5 will hit Beta 1 on Sept. 8, and be released for trial use. A second beta of the version once known as Deer Park is due in early October, with a release candidate Continue reading “Firefox 1.5 Beta Due For Release On Sept. 8”.
Good news if you’re in the market to buy a laptop computer: The price is coming down. The Wall Street Journal reports the average price of a laptop is now about $1,000, down from $1,250 Continue reading “Average price of laptops drops to $1,000”.
Hundreds of gamers waited in lines outsite High Street shops to get their hands on Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP) as it went on sale in Europe at midnight. The PSP went on sale in the Continue reading “Sony PSP Launched in Europe”.
No matter what social class you are the current $3 a gallon gas prices are causing you to notice how you are spending your money. Now that more Americans are starting to pinch pennies and Continue reading “Tech Industry may suffer due to Katrina & costly oil”.
Worried that talking on your cell phone will give you cancer in the head? Sit back and breath a sigh of relief as you should be okay for at least the first ten years of Continue reading “Study Rejects Link Between Mobile Phones And Cancer”.
We all know that the space shuttle program is having a mid-life crisis, but it seems that NASA keeps on coming up with new ideas. It now seems that NASA wants to send a “Space Continue reading “NASA to send robotic penguin to moon for exploration”.