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Along with the plethora of patches released Tuesday, Microsoft also revised its free Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool for the first time, and as promised earlier, automatically added it to Windows XP users' download lists when they accessed Windows Update. Add comment
A Canadian university has sparked controversy with plans to include instruction on spamming and spyware techniques in a forthcoming computer security course. Add comment
Microsoft's anti-spyware software, released only a month ago, is under attack by a program it is designed to tackle. Add comment
Without making any announcements to the general public, Intel Corp. added its i915GL and i915PL chipsets into lineup of core-logic offerings recently, confirming earlier reports about i915-series chipsets with cut-down specifications, particularly without DDR2 memory support. Add comment
The Cable Manager and optional Expansion Kit solve the problem of the tangled weave of computer cables hiding under your desk. Add comment
The Cable Manager and optional Expansion Kit solve the problem of the tangled weave of computer cables hiding under your desk. Add comment
Oh those leaky and defective capacitors.... who knew it would be such a headache? Add comment
[url=http://www.rage3d.de]Rage3D[/url] have posted a Catalyst 5.2 driver comparison. Add comment
Nanotechnology leapt into the realm of quantum mechanics this past winter when an antenna-like sliver of silicon one-tenth the width of a human hair oscillated in a lab in a Boston University basement. With two sets of protrusions, much like the teeth from a two-sided comb or the paddles from a rowing shell, the antenna not only exhibits the first quantum nanomechanical motion but is also the world's fastest moving nanostructure. Add comment
As the search for a silicon transistor replacement rolls on, Intel and a European company called Qinetiq have created a transistor that consumes far less power and performs better than the transistors inserted into today's chips. Add comment
A new study finds that individuals with high working-memory capacity, which normally allows them to excel, crack under pressure and do worse on simple exams than when allowed to work with no constraints. Those with less capacity score low, too, but they tend not to be affected by pressure. Add comment
ATi has released new Catalyst 5.2 drivers for all you Radeon owners out there. Add comment
Intel has announced plans to bring a new brand based on the highly successful Centrino model to the desktop PC arena. Add comment
Sega will launch a community-based Web service in Japan called Sega Link, the company announced today. Tentatively planned for this spring, the site promises a variety of communication tools, plus an expansive library of games for members. Add comment
After many delays and much speculation, id's hellish FPS gets firm release window for Xbox and PC expansion. Add comment
Microsoft will make available early, integrated builds of two of the three key Longhorn foundation components. Add comment
When Microsoft delivers a beta version of Longhorn during the first half of this year, it will include support for "auxiliary displays," company officials said Wednesday at the VSLive conference. Add comment
BenQ on February 3 announced that it would launch a 16x DVD Dual DL (single-sided double-layer) burner equipped with LightScribe direct-disc labeling technology, model DW1625, at the end of February. Add comment
LucasArts' Star Wars RPG begins adventuring on PCs on February 10; features enhanced graphics. Add comment
Hot on the heels of Monday's disclosure of spoofing vulnerabilities in most non-Internet Explorer browsers, a security researcher Tuesday unveiled another trio of bugs in Firefox and its Mozilla cousin. Add comment
Intel plans to release a version of its Pentium desktop processor this year that can run up to four software tasks at the same time. Called the Pentium processor Extreme Edition, the chip will include two processor cores, each of which will support Intel's Hyper-Threading technology, making it ideal for users who are running games or digital audio and video on their PCs. Add comment
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