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Intel once said desktop buyers wouldn't really need 64-bit capabilities until toward the end of the decade, but the company will make such capabilities a feature across its desktop lines next year. Add comment
Memory-Tech will start mass production late next year of read-only discs that can contain data stored in both DVD and HD-DVDs (High Definition/High Density-DVDs) layers, a company executive says. Add comment
Siemens claimed Tuesday it has set a record by transferring data via a wireless communications system at one gigabit per second. Add comment
A security researcher has uncovered yet another set of security flaws in an image component, which could put Linux users at risk of system compromise if they view a maliciously crafted image. Add comment
NVIDIA Corp., who recently inked cross-licensing agreement with Intel Corp., may unveil its first commercial chipset designed for Intel Pentium 4 processors as early as in late-Q1 or beginning-Q2, according to rumours coming from Taiwan. Add comment
Research firm Credit Suisse First Boston claimed in a recently released report that ATI Technologies is on track with introduction of its next-generation graphics processor in Spring, 2005. Add comment
Graphics chip leader Nvidia announced Tuesday that it is working with Sony to develop the graphics processor for the next version of Sony's PlayStation video game console. Add comment
Microsoft said Tuesday that it has released a near-final test version of updates to its Windows and Windows Server operating systems. Add comment
Companies that use free software downloads to target Web surfers with annoying ads are turning on each other to keep customers--and the cash they generate--for themselves. Add comment
IBM, the pioneer of the personal computer business, has sold its PC hardware division to China's number one computer maker Lenovo. Add comment
Hot on the heels of RC1 comes the full release Add comment
IBM has successfully demonstrated a new technique for improving transistor performance that will help the company build smaller, more powerful chips in the next decade, company researchers said Monday. Add comment
Advanced Micro Devices announced on Monday technology that will help its server processors run cooler when idle, a feature that could help customers grapple with electricity and air-conditioning costs. Add comment
The Mozilla Foundation has submitted a release candidate for the 1.0 release of its Thunderbird e-mail client. Thunderbird is intended to be a competitor to Microsoft's Outlook Express (OE) e-mail client, which comes installed on all versions of Windows. Add comment
IBM is laying hold to bragging rights on making the first silicon microprocessor based on an immersion lithography process. For the non-Geeks, immersion lithography is a projection enhancement methodology that places a liquid between the lens and the wafer. Add comment
Warm up the mouse buttons, it's patch time again for Windows users. Microsoft has acknowledged a flaw in the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) that could allow an attack to be launched against the system. Add comment
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, Windows 9x was an innovative operating system and a productive choice for users. For many years now, it's been clear that it's not only third-rate architecturally, but also irreparable as it appears that Microsoft may no longer be releasing security patches for that OS kernel. Add comment
Coming soon to dozens of military bases around the United States: radio signals strong enough to jam nearby garage-door openers. Add comment
Most musicians and artists say the Internet has helped them make more money from their work despite online file-trading services that allow users to copy songs and other material for free, according to a study released Sunday. Add comment
The Firefox Web browser has been causing a commotion among users and snaring snippets of market share from Microsoft's Internet Explorer since June -- long before Version 1.0 of the open-source software was officially released earlier this month. But statistics suggest that corporate users aren't the major group fueling the growth of Firefox. Add comment
President Bush signed into law a new four-year ban on state and federal taxation of Internet connections, legislation the industry said was needed to promote universal broadband. Add comment
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