Republicans in the U.S. Senate have just recently blocked the cybersecurity legislation put forth by Joe Lieberman (I-Conn) and Susan Collins (R-Maine), but that doesn’t look to be the final nail in the coffin for Continue reading “Cybersecurity Bill Defeated, President Obama Considers Executive-Order Option”.
Ex Gizmodo writer Mat Honan has had various accounts of his hacked, due to the incompetence of Apple’s tech support – and what a nightmare ensued. He had linked the Gizmodo website’s Twitter account with Continue reading “UPDATED Ex Gizmodo Writer Has Several Accounts Hacked ‘Hard’ Courtesy of Apple Tech Support”.
The new MAINGEAR VYBE 15 is MAINGEAR’s first 15-inch quickship notebook that offers four different pre-configured systems with different performance and price ranges for customers to select from and ships within 24-48 hours of order Continue reading “Maingear Introduces New Vybe 15 Quickship Notebook”.
Yes, it’s true, after many ups and downs, along with a massive DDoS attack last week, Demonoid, the invitation-only bittorrent tracker is down and out, having been busted by local authorities. Demonoid was hosted in Continue reading “Popular BitTorrent Tracker Demonoid Killed Off”.
It looks like there isn’t much difference between the current GTX 670 and the upcoming reference NVIDIA GTX 660 Ti in either basic specifications or the actual look of the card. This means that one Continue reading “Reference GTX 660 Ti & GTX 670 Look Almost Identical”.
NVIDIA’s upcoming GTX 660 Ti will be have a variant by MSI called the Hawk Edition, offering up higher performance. In leaked pictures, it can be seen to have a non-reference motherboard and supports three-way Continue reading “Leaked: Pictures of MSI GTX 660 Ti Hawk in Three-Way SLI”.
The Khronos Group today announced the immediate release of the OpenGL 4.3 specification, bringing the very latest graphics functionality to the most advanced and widely adopted cross-platform 2D and 3D graphics API (application programming interface). Continue reading “Khronos Releases OpenGL 4.3 Specification”.
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AOC just announced the retail availability of the 52 Series, the largest screened offering in the companys line of ultra-thin, energy efficient LED monitors. The 27-inch widescreen e2752Vh delivers stunningly crisp and impressive image quality, Continue reading “AOC’s 27-inch HD Monitor is $249 For Limited Time”.
Details of Microsoft’s new OEM Activation (OA) 3.0 have leaked to the web – which is somewhat ironic when you consider that it’s information on antipiracy technology that has leaked. This is the activation process Continue reading “Details of Microsoft’s Stricter Product Activation Process Leaks Online”.
John Carmack had alot to say in his presentation at QuakeCon this year. He told the attendees at the show that their is nothing amazing or exciting about Windows 8. Granted this doesn’t carry the Continue reading “John Carmack’s Thoughts On Windows 8, RAGE & More @ QuakeCon 2012”.
It seems Google is off to a great start after announcing its fiber-to-the-home network just last week. So far they have managed to get 23% of all eligible neighborhoods in Kansas City to sign up. Continue reading “Google’s Fiber Endeavor Off To A Great Start In Kansas City”.
Avalanche Studios’ Just Cause 2 has a huge game world. So huge in fact, that traversing it with a jet airplane takes several minutes. However, the game world has always been populated by only bots Continue reading “Just Cause 2 Multiplayer Reaches Astounding 600 Simultaneous Players!”.
Three days ago, Microsoft signed off on the final RTM build of Windows 8 and handed to OEMs, but just one day later that copy had been leaked to file sharing sites, no doubt much Continue reading “First Windows 8 RTM, Now Windows Server 2012 RTM Leaked Online”.
