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Microsoft Game Studios have announced that a new multiplayer map pack for Halo 2 will be available on June 28th of this year. This follows a number of unofficial announcements, including a published press release on Microsoft's Korean version of the Xbox.com site. Add comment
Luxtera claims to have designed the world's first 10Gbit CMOS photonics platform. The technology will allow building photonic interfaces into mass-produced silicon chips for an optical modulation speed of 10 Gbit per second. Add comment
Stanford researchers have developed a color-coded method for determining whether a protein has folded or unfolded by attaching it to gold nanoparticles. Add comment
Gigabyte Technology is exhibiting a mainboard based on VIA PT880 Pro chipset that supports Intel’s processors and native PCI Express x16 and AGP 8x ports for graphics cards in a store in Tokyo, Japan. Add comment
If you're a customer at Amazon.com you're already familiar with the "You might like..." ads place around the site, calculated based on previous purchases youve made on the site. Well Amazon is going even further to target products to consumers habits, and some privacy advocates aren't pleased. Add comment
The FBI and the Washington State Patrol are investigating the source of an Internet worm that crippled the state Department of Revenue’s computer network this week and double-billed 1,400 businesses for tax payments. Add comment
Looks like Sony is in trouble for a little bit of patent infringement. Add comment
A new build of Windows Messenger 5.1 has been released by Microsoft. Add comment
A company in the U.S has developed technology that plugs a human brain into a desktop computer according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Add comment
Italian, US cosmologists present alternate explanation for accelerating expansion of the universe: Was Einstein right when he said he was wrong? Add comment
British physicists and computer scientists are playing a key role in facing one of the biggest computing problems in the world - how to process the massive data volumes expected from the world's biggest particle physics experiment the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), at CERN in Switzerland. Add comment
An IBM Blue Gene supercomputer has nearly doubled its previous world-beating speed, performing at 135.3 trillion floating points per second, said the Department of Energy (DoE). Add comment
First "Star Wars" movies, then Harry Potter books. Now, Sony Corp's new PlayStation Portable is getting the midnight-release treatment reserved for the most hyped of pop culture products. Add comment
Gotta get this one out of the way first - it's probably the most well-known unintentional sexual moment in classic videogames. Add comment
WiMax backers continue to seed early versions of the technology among prospective customers, hoping that it will spark demand when services roll out in early 2006. Add comment
A European Union Web address took a critical step toward becoming a reality this week after gaining the approval of the Internet's domain-name oversight body. Add comment
Hackers gained personal information of 59,000 people affiliated with a California university -- the latest in a string of high-profile cases of identity theft. Add comment
Representatives for Advanced Micro Devices confirmed on Wednesday that to support AMD Athlon 64 processors revision E will need a BIOS update. Add comment
Could apply to any media you buy online, really... Add comment
AMD is making bold claims regarding its general lag behind rival Intel in CPU process technology. Add comment
Yahoo Inc. is quadrupling the amount of storage provided with its free e-mail accounts and upgrading its desktop search software in its ongoing duel with rivals Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. Add comment
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