NVIDIA releases WHQL 257.21 ForceWare drivers
A slew of performance updates as well as PhysX and CUDA enhancements for NVIDIA cards with a new WHQL-certified driver version. Add comment
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Boxee Box gets a November 2010 release date
D-Link's highly anticipated Boxee Box has gotten a November 2010 release date, according to D-Link Add comment
ECS giving away prizes for World Cup promotion
ECS is celebrating the World Cup by giving away hardware, including video cards and motherboards. Add comment
ATI takes the workstation crown: FirePro V8800 reviewed
The new FirePro V8800 Workstation GPU isn't just the most powerful GPU on the streets today, but it is also stands as a statement that AMD is serious about Workstation graphics. Add comment
Hardware-accelerated Flash 10.1 coming today? AMD seems to think so
Adobe Flash 10.1 out today? The website says no, but AMD seems to think so. Add comment
Addlogix Lan-Guard: Internet protection for someone, but not you.
Addlogix has entered the home security fray with their Lan-Guard security appliance. Does it do a good job of bringing what used to be an enterprise-only service into the home? Add comment
Psyko Audio wins prestigious Red Dot award for product design
Psyko Audio is awarded the prestigious Red Dot award for Product Design for their 5.1 PC Gaming Headset. Add comment
OCZ announces StealthXStream 2 value power supplies
OCZ updates their value StealthXStream line today with the improved StealthXStream 2 PSU available in 400w-700w configurations. Add comment
OCZ updates firmware across their SSD lines
OCZ updated the firmware across all of their SSD lines yesterday. Add comment
The SmartSwipe: Additional security at a high cost
The SmartSwipe is a USB credit card reader for your PC. Is it effective? Probably. Is it convenient? Not really. Add comment
Steve Jobs and the politics of porn
Steve Jobs invokes porn in the iPhone vs Android argument enough to make one wonder if there's a complex there, but it's far more likely that it's just a political misdirection. Add comment
Forget furniture. Sumo Gamer reviewed
You thought the Sumo Omni was a big chair... Just wait until you see what they've come up with now. Add comment
Samsung Behold II: no Android 2.0+
The situation for Behold II owners just got worse: the phone is being upgraded Android 1.6, where it shall remain forever. Add comment
AT&T dramatically revamps data plans, kills unlimited bandwidth
AT&T has just announced that it is making sweeping changes to the pricing and packages offered in the company's roster of smartphone and tethered data plans. Add comment
Think you’re living green? Check your phantom power draw
With the dozens of electronic devices commonplace in just about every modern household, a small amount of electricity is constantly being leeched from the grid—day in, day out, twenty four hours per day, seven days per week. As more and more high-tech devices are purchased, this “Phantom Load” continues to increase. Add comment
Faster phones ahead: Qualcomm turns Snapdragon’s dial to 1.2GHz, dual core
Qualcomm's new chips promise future smartphones with a 1.2GHz dual core CPU. Add comment
RIP unlimited bandwidth: Verizon LTE to have tiered pricing
Verizon Wireless confirmed last week that its "unlimited" bandwidth packages will not be available for the company's upcoming 4G cellular services. Add comment
A net neutrality history lesson: how US telecom became such a trainwreck
Beyond healthcare, oil and war, lurks another important discussion with the potential for an even wider impact: net neutrality. Add comment
ECS motherboard wins Computex “Best Choice” award
ECS has announced that their A890GXM-AU motherboard has won the "Best Choice" award at this year's Computex conference. Add comment
AMD outs Catalyst 10.5 for adoring Radeon fans
AMD has announced that their newest Catalyst driver, version 10.5, is ready for download starting today. Add comment
Five reasons why you don’t actually need a Mac
You don’t need a Mac. You can get identical--if not superior--quality and features for far less money if you buy a PC instead. Add comment
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