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Google has denied rumors of a low-cost PC that have been circulating since an LA Times article quoted sources saying the search giant was close to a deal with Wal-Mart and other retailers to sell a budget PC with the Google name. Add comment
D-Link and Skype have introduced a USB adapter which allows users to communicate over the popular VOIP service using their standard corded and cordless telephones. Add comment
[url=http://www.storagereview.com]Storage Review[/url] has posted one of the first online reviews of Western Digital's new 150GB Raptor hard drive. Add comment
Security experts recommend that firms use an unofficial patch to fix a serious vulnerability in Windows Metafile. Add comment
Happy New Year from the staff of Short-Media! Add comment
According to reports, the website for the National Security Agency has been placing banned tracking cookies on visitors' machines. Add comment
A fourteen year old Hawaii boy opened the box on his iPod on Christmas morning, only to discover a mystery meat inside rather than an iPod. Add comment
The battle for next-generation video storage has moved to the PC world: on Tuesday, Pioneer revealed a Blu-ray drive designed to work in a PC. Add comment
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[url=http://www.hardwaresecrets.com]Hardware Secrets[/url] have posted a short article looking at High Definition Audio and what it can offer us. Add comment
[url=http://www.tweaktown.com/]TweakTown[/url] has posted an article looking at a all of the ATI Catalyst driver releases for 2005. Add comment
A new set of Catalyst drivers for ATI's Radeon line of graphics cards has been released. Add comment
[url=http://www.madshrimps.be]Madshrimps[/url] have posted their final heatsink roundup of 2005. Featuring the latest offerings from Arctic, Scythe, Silverstone, Sharkoon and newcomer Noctua. They compare them to the best out there in 3 different test setups. Add comment
For those of you running with a 64-bit capable AMD processor, along with the Windows 64-bit operating system, Half-Life 2 and Lost Coast are now available in native 64-bit versions. Steam will automatically detect your OS and run the appropriate version the next time you run these games. Add comment
Security researcher Alex Wheeler has released an advisory that could potentially affect a large portion of Symantec's antivirus products including gateway, server, and client versions on most platforms. Add comment
Microsoft developers have disclosed technical details of the internationalized domain names (IDNs) support in the coming beta version of Internet Explorer. Add comment
Mozilla, maker of the open-source Firefox browser, launched on Thursday the second phase of its fan-powered marketing campaign, calling on professional or amateur filmmakers to compete for the best broadcast-quality 30-second commercial for Firefox. Add comment
A U.S. attorney general said on Wednesday that he's added a new claim to a lawsuit charging Sony BMG Music Entertainment with violating the state's laws on deceptive trade practices by hiding "spyware" on its compact discs. Add comment
Two anonymous system builders have reportedly said that AMD has sent a letter to some of its partners stating that several of its desktop processor models were in high demand and would continue to be difficult to obtain. Add comment
Windows Vista will improve search functionality on a PC by letting users tag files with metadata, but those tags could cause unwanted and embarrassing information disclosure, Gartner analysts have warned. Add comment
Google and Microsoft said on Thursday they agreed to settle pending litigation that had barred a former Microsoft executive from heading up the Web search firm's research efforts in China. Add comment
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