Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Preview
The Creative X-Fi processor can remix and remaster audio on the fly to improve the sound quality of your movies, games, and music. Add comment
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5th-Generation iPods To Sport Apple Scroll-Wheel
When Apple Computer introduces new versions of its original iPod digital music player later this year, expect them to sport more home-grown components such as an Apple-branded scroll-wheel. Add comment
Escape Yesterworld
This could qualify for the shortest newspost in the world... In what we can only describe as a truly different marketing approach by one of the most well known software manufacturers. Very cleverly done indeed and very funny.. Can you escape yesterworld...? Add comment
New Nvidia nForce 4 SLI X16 Chipset
Anandtech has the low down on a new SLI Chipset for both AMD & Intel that can offer up 40 PCIe lanes for full speed Dual 16x PCIe Video Add comment
NEW ForceWare 77.56 WHQL Official
Nvidia has made available two new sets of WHQL certified ForceWare drivers for Windows 2000/XP and XP64. Add comment
NEW Nero Burning Rom 6.6.0.16
A new version of the popular CD/DVD authoring suite has been made available for download. Add comment
Microsoft To Retry Windows 2000 Rollup Pack
Microsoft will try again with its post SP4 rollup package for Windows 2000 by releasing an updated version. The update announcement comes after consumers complained about a wide range of compatibility issues with the package. Add comment
Worm Hole Found In Windows 2000
A serious flaw has been discovered in a core component of Windows 2000, with no possible work-around until it gets fixed, a security company said. Add comment
Microsoft: Virus Target Won’t Be In Vista
A new scripting tool targeted by a virus writer will not be part of Windows Vista, the next Windows client release, Microsoft announced Friday. Add comment
Genuine Advantage Cracked Again
Microsoft's efforts to fight counterfeiting have hit another snag today with the posting of a new method claimed to get around the recently introduced Windows Genuine Advantage system only days after Microsoft patched the first flaw found. Add comment
Antispyware Firm Warns Of Massive ID Theft Ring
Officials at Sunbelt Software, a U.S. based vendor of antispyware tools, said the company has stumbled upon a massive ID theft ring that is using the well-known spyware program, CoolWebSearch, to break into and systematically steal confidential information from an unknown number of computers worldwide. Add comment
Genuine Windows Validation Flaw Fixed
[url=http://microsoft.weblogsinc.com/entry/1234000533052770]The Unofficial Microsoft Blog[/url] has reported that Microsoft a few days ago fixed a flaw in their new Windows Genuine Validation tool that previously allowed people to circumvent the system with a simple JavaScript. Add comment
Microsoft Urges Against Integrated Graphics for Vista
Microsoft is recommending to those who plan to install Windows Vista, when released, to get a standalone graphics card due to their higher performance when rendering the graphics user interface of the upcoming operating system. Add comment
NEW ForceWare Driver Roundup
A few new ForceWare drivers have hit the web over the last few days. 77.77 beta for Windows XP 32-Bit and 64-bit and 77.74 WHQL for Windows XP 32-bit only. Add comment
NEW Realtek ALC AC’97 v3.75
[url=http://www.realtek.com.tw]Realtek[/url] have released a new audio driver in the shape of v3.75 for their ALC AC'97 audio chipsets. Add comment
64-Bit Windows Anti-Virus Not Yet Mainstream
In some less than shocking news, companies looking to become early adopters of Microsoft's recently released 64-Bit version of Windows XP, may have good reason to wait a bit longer till they upgrade. Add comment
Apple’s Multi-Button Mouse
In some rather shocking news, Apple has decided to finally release a multi-button mouse. Add comment
Revenge Of The Vista Sidebar
Looks as though Microsoft has started to tinker with the Longhorn sidebar once again. Paul Thurrott is reporting that a few recent 5200 series builds of Windows Vista, the currently in development next version of Windows, contain the previously thought dead sidebar which is not enabled by default. Add comment
NEW Unofficial Windows 98 SE Service Pack 2.0.2 Final
A new version of the popular Unofficial Windows 98 SE Service Pack has been made available for download. Add comment
Next IE To Fail Acid Test
Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 7 browser won't pass a stringent standards test that rivals have embraced. Add comment
Microsoft Wants To Meet More Hackers
Microsoft wants its "Blue Hat" date with hackers to become a regular affair, with twice-yearly events where outsiders demonstrate flaws in Microsoft's product security. Add comment
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