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[url=http://www.theregister.com/2005/10/19/gmail_trademark_dispute/]The Register[/url] reports that due to a trademark dispute Google has been forced to change the name of its mail service from Gmail to Google Mail. Add comment
As of Tuesday, October 18th Quake 4 is officially available on retail store shelves. Add comment
[url=http://ds.ign.com/articles/659/659005p1.html]IGN[/url] is reporting that Nintendo, Wayport and McDonalds will today announce free Wi-Fi for DS owners at McDonalds resteraunts across America. Add comment
[url=http://www.eff.org/Privacy/printers/docucolor/]The Electronic Frontier Foundation[/url] has posted an article on how to pull the date, time, and printer serial number from forensic tracking codes in a Xerox DocuColor color laser printout. Add comment
There is a lot of buzz around the web about [url=http://www.rootkit.com/blog.php?newsid=358]a blog entry on rootkit.com[/url] that describes a possible spyware program called The Warden that is included with Blizzard's MMORPG blockbuster World of Warcraft. Add comment
[url=http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3707&&lsaid=219793]Lik-Sang[/url] is running a review of Datels new 4GB hard drive for the Sony PSP. Add comment
[url=http://www.hardcoreware.net/reviews/review-309-1.htm]Hardcorware.net[/url] has a review up of a new motherboard compatible with both Intel and AMD CPUs, the ECS PF88. Add comment
[url=http://www.detnews.com/2005/technology/0510/16/B01-349738.htm]The Detroit News Technology[/url] is reporting that the FBI has raided spam king Alan Ralsky's home in Michagin, effectivly putting a stop to his mass email operation. Add comment
Microsoft has announced an anti-fraud partnership with Nigeria, the country of origin for some of the Internet's most notorious email scams. Add comment
BT (British Telecom) plans to quadruple speeds for broadband Internet, in a move that will enable service providers to launch services such as live broadcasts and video conferencing across UK homes. Add comment
An Ati tool to boost OpenGL performance ...Doom 3 & beyond. Add comment
Computer chips that store music could soon be built into a woman's breast implants. One boob could hold an MP3 player and the other the person's whole music collection. Add comment
AMD scored a major win against Intel during the back-to-school season. According to Current Analysis, AMD outsold Intel for the very first time in US retail over the period of a whole month. Add comment
Apple has finally lifted the curtain for the long-hypothesized but previously unconfirmed Video iPod. Add comment
Microsoft may release as many as 20 different versions of its upcoming OS targeted at home and businesses with varying level of Networking, CPU and Media functionality. Add comment
A trade group for the video game industry has vowed to sue the state of California, on the grounds that the state's recently signed law banning the sale of violent or sexual video games to minors is unconstitutional. Add comment
Newegg.com is promoting ATI's latest GPU releases and the Crossfire cards to match your current ATI Cards. Add comment
A fix is out from Microsoft to fix a performance issue while running XP SP2 on a Dual Core system. Add comment
China has announced plans to enter the fray in the battle between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD. But it's not taking one side or the other; China has announced it will develop its own DVD format to rival both existing competing standards. Add comment
[url=http://www.1up.com]1UP[/url] reports that today Symantec Security Response experts identified the first Trojan that targets Sony Playstation Portable systems, Trojan.PSPBrick, as a Category 1 threat (Category 5 being the worst). As of today, there are no confirmed infections, and we'd like to keep it that way! Add comment
Microsoft has divulged more complete details as to the full spate of titles to be released in tandem with the Xbox 360. Add comment
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