Did you get worried with all the year 2000 hype? Good thing you bought that bomb shelter since Mini-Y2K is coming up in 2007. When daylight-saving time starts earlier than usual in the United States Continue reading “Longer daylight saving time could mean tech trouble”.
Cooltechzone took a look at one of Logitech’s Universal Remotes. I do have to say, it looks very nice, and I’m sure it’s functional too, now all I have to do is justify spending the Continue reading “Logitech Harmony 880 Advanced Universal Remote”.
The U.S. Navy says it is sending a crew to Russia’s Pacific Coast to rescue seven Russian sailors trapped in an AS-28 mini-submarine. The sailors cannot swim to the surface nor can divers reach the Continue reading “U.S. racing to help Russians trapped in sub”.
Following its recent announcement of a 4GB 150x (22.5MB/sec; 1x = 150KB/s) SD card, A-Data Technology has just unveiled another high-end flash-memory product, a 200x 4GB MMCplus card. Some really fast SD memory cards are Continue reading “A-Data launches 4GB 200x MMCplus card”.
Gigabyte jumps into the case market it seems, and Bit-tech has a review of their classy looking Aurora Chassis and a watercooling kit from them. Looks like the case is a great addition to the Continue reading “Gigabyte Aurora Chassis and Watercooling Kit”.
Mozilla finally sells out to make profit! The nonprofit Mozilla Foundation has set up a commercial subsidiary to cash in on the popularity of its flagship Firefox browser. Can you honestly blame them? Maybe now Continue reading “Mozilla Goes For-Profit W/ Popular Firefox Browser”.
Yahoo introduced on Thursday an audio search beta to help people track down music downloads, podcasts, newscasts, speeches and interviews. This is a feature that many users could really benefit from in a number of Continue reading “Yahoo Offers Audio Search Service”.
South Korean tech-savvy mobile users accuse Motorola?s super-slim phone RAZR, which hit the Korean market early last month, of having too many defects. When I first saw the phone at CES when it first came Continue reading “Motorola?s RAZR V3 Phone Prone to Defects”.
An estimated two million of the 18 million mobiles sold last year in the UK could have been faulty, but that doesn’t suprise us at all! Heck, two million faulty phones seems like a good Continue reading “One in seven new cell phones are faulty study shows”.
Apple Computer Inc. launched its iTunes online music store in Japan on Thursday, bringing its market-leading download service to the world’s second-largest music market by album sales. Songs cost 150 ($1.35) and 200 yen, actually Continue reading “Apple launches Japan version of their popular iTunes software”.
If you think driving and talking on a cell phone is a bad thing you have not seen anything yet! It won’t be long before the person driving next to you doing 80MPH on the Continue reading “Gambling on Mobile Phones Could be the Next Big Thing”.
India’s first low-cost personal computer has been launched in the Tamil Nadu state capital, Madras. Designed by IT firm HCL Infosystems, it is priced at 9,990 rupees ($225) and includes all the basic features required Continue reading “India launches its first cheap PC”.
Apple has unveiled a new mouse that has a 360-degree scroll wheel and four programmable buttons. I thought it was April Fools, but it looks to be real! Head on over to the forums via Continue reading “Apple Computers w/ a Multiple Button Mouse?”.
Following a rebound in contract prices last month, Nanya Technology predicts that the average contract price should grow 5% on tighter DRAM supply, according to Nanya vice president of global sales and marketing, Pei-lin Pai. Continue reading “Trends: DRAM contract prices to continue rising in August”.
Car industry officials and analysts say hackers’ growing interest in writing viruses for wireless devices puts auto computer systems at risk of infection. Now you have a new excuse for not getting to work on Continue reading “Car computer systems at risk to viruses”.