NEW Official Nvidia Forceware 70 Released
Nvidia today announced the immediate availability of a whole new set of official ForceWare drivers for Windows and Linux. Add comment
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Athlon 64 revision E don’t work on some Nforce 3/4 boards
The Inquirer reports from Cebit that the newly released revision E Athlon 64 CPU chips dont work with certain NF3/4 motheboards. Add comment
Microsoft and Logitech Partner On MSN Messenger 7
Microsoft and Logitech have just announced a new partnership, which will see the upcoming release of MSN Messenger 7 feature new and improved audio/video capabilities. Add comment
NEW ForceWare 76.10 Beta
Some new Beta ForceWare drivers have made it onto the web today in the shape of 76.10 for Windows 2000 and XP. Add comment
Official Xbox2 Specs Revealed
Today at the annual Game Developers Conference (GDC), Microsoft Corp. announced the first details of its next-generation Xbox® video game system platform, highlighting how hardware, software and services are being fused to power enhanced game and entertainment experiences. Add comment
House Continues Anti-Spyware Push
The U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously approved its fast-track anti-spyware legislation today, pushing the bill out for a full House vote. Add comment
LexisNexis Database Compromised, 32,000 Profiles At Risk
Information publisher Reed Elsevier said scammers had abused one of its LexisNexis databases, accessing information that should have been available only to its legitimate customers. Add comment
GNOME 2.10 Is Released
The GNOME 2.10 Desktop is the latest release of the ever popular, multi-platform free desktop environment. Add comment
BitTorrent Vers 4 Released
After sitting at a stable release of 3.4.2 since last spring, Bram Cohen's official BitTorrent client has been upgraded to version 4. Add comment
Microsoft Instant Messenger Falls Sick With Virus Outburst
MSN Messenger is the target of a host of new worms spreading across the Internet. Add comment
AOL To Launch VOIP Within A Month
AOL is set to launch a VOIP service in a bid to bring packet-based calling technology to the mass market. Add comment
AMD Tests AMD Athlon 64 4200+ Chip With Partners
At least some partners of chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices have received AMD Athlon 64 4200+ microprocessor which is made using 90nm process technology and sports numerous enhancements over currently available Athlon 64 4000+ and FX-55 models. Add comment
Infineon Establishes Supplies Of GDDR3 Memory
Infineon Technologies AG recently established supplies of GDDR3 SDRAM used on high-end and performance-mainstream graphics cards. Add comment
ASUS Develops A Graphics Card With Two NV45 Chips
Photos have been posted of the upcoming asus videocard featuring two nvidia NV45 graphics chips. Add comment
NEW ATI Catalyst 5.3 Drivers Released
ATI has released a new set of Catalyst drivers for its Radeon line of graphics cards. Add comment
NTL Broadband Upgrades Official Information
Official information on NTL's upcoming broadband speed increases in the UK has now been made available. The original bandwidth assumptions made were not 100% correct. Add comment
eSATA: Five Times Faster Than USB
External Serial ATA drives will transfer data five times faster than USB 2.0, according to a demo at Intel's Developer Forum. Add comment
Virus Threatens Mobile Phones Again
Security experts say they have detected the first mobile phone virus that replicates via Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) and Bluetooth could spread around the world in a matter of minutes. Add comment
‘Land’ Bug Back To Bedevil Microsoft Servers
Need another excuse to run a firewall? Windows Server 2003 and XP SP2 machines without properly configured firewalls are at risk of a Denial of Service attack via the "LAND" bug, according to a security researcher. Add comment
Worm Chatter Escalates On MSN Messenger
Anti-virus vendors report an increased chatter of virus activity on Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft Network messenger Sunday night through Monday. Add comment
Samsung Introduces 82-Inch TFT LCD, World’s Largest
Samsung Electronics announced that it has developed the world’s largest TFT LCD panel, an 82-inch panel that it will unveil at CeBIT 2005. Add comment
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