OnlyNewZ has posted a listing of the latest released PC Games patches
Legit Reviews has posted a piece about our tour of Corsair Memory
An antispam bill that was poised to become law at press time may do little to stem the barrage of junk e-mail, according to CIOs.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) released a new Athlon 64 processor this week that is a little different than its older brother launched in September. But it comes at a price that will help AMD's 64-bit technology find its way into lower-priced desktops.
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Australia's Spam Act will come into effect 120 days after receiving Royal Assent, the federal government announces.
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Applications running on thousands of computers worldwide will become inoperable in a few weeks because of an obscure date-related glitch. Sound familiar?
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A federal appeals court Friday hands a serious setback to the recording industry's legal strategy of tracking down and suing alleged file swappers.
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Dan has posted another I/O letters column
Advanced Micro Devices has quietly trotted out a version of its Athlon 64 chip that provides a little less performance than earlier models but only costs about half as much.
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TOKYO -- NEC Corp. has demonstrated for the first time a prototype optical disc drive that uses a single optical head to read DVDs and discs recorded in a blue-laser format that is awaiting final approval as the next-generation DVD standard.
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AMDBoard has posted the Fujitsu-Siemens Celsius V810 specifications
President George W. Bush signed a bill into law Tuesday establishing federal rules for commercial e-mail and penalties for unsolicited mass spamming.
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NeoWin send words that Windows Update V5 is alive
Via Technologies Inc. on Monday announced the first integrated graphics chipset for the Athlon 64 processsor produced by Advanced Micro Devices.
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BTVillarin.com Newsletter Issue #3 is now online.
A small storage company says its patent covers basic aspects of technology for burning CDs. It sues Roxio--and other companies may be next.
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Looking to diversify, firewall maker Check Point Software Technologies plans to acquire the maker of security software for desktops.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) has established a wholly owned Chinese subsidiary, Advanced Micro Devices (China) Co. Ltd., as the company looks to beef up its presence in the world's most populous country.
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The chipmaker, which began advertising the notebook-chip bundle to consumers earlier this year, plans to step up its efforts with new ads and an onslaught of new products in the new year.
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Japan's Elpida Memory Inc. has begun its first shipments of DDR2 memory, the second supplier to announce its shift to next-generation DRAM.
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A new feature on the search site lets people type in their package tracking numbers to turn up shipping information directly from FedEx or UPS Web pages.
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Dan has posted another letters column
The chipmaker will upgrade its flagship PC chip in the beginning of the year, but it will keep the current name.
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In the same ruling, Canadian copyright regulators also impose a $25 fee on iPod-like MP3 players and say that uploading is prohibited.
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The new DB2 Development Add-In for Visual Studio .NET Stinger Technical Preview is a feature-packed release that demonstrates DB2's commitment to the .NET platform and the Visual Studio .NET IDE. This release targets application developers, database developers, DBAs and architects alike. This article introduces you to all the new features and the new functionality that is now available.
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted The Trouble With AVI Movies In Windows XP editorial.
Dan has posted another letters column
A new standards organization, anchored by Microsoft and Universal Music Group, is developing a technology intended to let music, movies and other content be distributed more efficiently online.
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The U.S. Congress gives final approval to the first federal law regulating spam, which President Bush has indicated he will sign before the end of the year.
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Since the release of 3DMark03 the question for reviewers has been whether or not to use synthetic benchmarks for 3D reviews. Beyond3D now asks the same question, however rather than looking for opinions from the usual suspects,
they put it to a few game developers and ask what they think is right.
they put it to a few game developers and ask what they think is right.
The company is set to announce that it has begun producing and shipping large numbers of next-generation DDR2 memory chips, which promise better performance for PCs and servers.
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OnlyNewZ send words that several sites reports that Kazaa Lite has closed his doors for the creators of Kazaa
Dan has posted another letters column
ipKonfig has posted a new editorial: Merrill Lynch Praises Intel, Doubts AMD
About 30 percent of spam on the Web is relayed through PCs hit by malicious programs known as Remote Access Trojans, an antivirus company says.
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AMDBoard has posted some info on the VIA K8N800 Chipset
LAN Addict has updated their LAN Party List
It may not be a return to the heyday of free-and-easy song-swapping, but this month old-school Napster users have a chance to try out the newly launched service from Napster LLC with a three-day free trial period.
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The security software maker patches a flaw in its product activation technology that was causing its Norton family of security applications to fail.
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Modasylum has posted the Manhattan Northwood Project
Dan has posted another letters column
Hardcoreware has published their Comdex 2003 coverage
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted an editorial on The NVIDIA nForce3's Unlocked PCI Bus
A former Microsoft Corp. employee was sentenced to 17 months in prison Tuesday after fraudulently ordering more than $6 million in software and then selling it to a third party.
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Shortly after buying the MP3.com domain name and announcing that its sprawling music archive would close, CNET Networks says it will start its own free service for independent musicians online.
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Dan's Data has posted another letters column
Phoenix Technologies has launched the first of its Core Managed Environment (cME) products, the first of the company's steps toward trusted computing.
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ExtremeTech has posted an article on Norton Antivirus' product activation
A fault in an undersea cable system linking Europe and the United States disrupts Internet and transatlantic telephone services across Britain.
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LAN Addict has updated their LAN Party List
