YouTube now in 1080p
YouTube announced today on their blog that starting next week, viewers will be able to peruse HD videos in 1080p. Add comment
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Flockd Up
Introducing Flockd Up, the new social media services you didn’t even know you needed. Add comment
AMD in 2010, part 1: New platforms
In this first installment of our four-part series which digests AMD's 2009 Financial Analyst Day, we'll be taking a look at AMD's upcoming hardware platforms, and the company's move to DirectX 11 in the mobile space. Add comment
Austrian vendor leaks Radeon HD 5970
Austrian hardware vendor geizhals.at has leaked the existence of the Sapphire Radeon HD 5970, a GPU with two cores sourced from the Radeon HD 5870. Add comment
Facebook now 100% more pleasin’ t’ real pirates
Arrr, Facebook be offerin' a way ter read the site in a manner pleasin' ter th' vile, seafarin' sort. Add comment
Intel pays AMD $1.25 billion in antitrust settlement
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have today announced an agreement to end all outstanding legal disputes, including antitrust and cross-licensing litigation. Add comment
Facebook status about pancakes used as alibi
Proliferation of the Facebook Defense in 3, 2, 1... Add comment
Dead 8800 GTX scienced to undeath by oven, mad owner
Icrontic's Bobby Miller went Frankenstein on a dead 8800 GTX and restored it to life with panic, happy thoughts... And an oven preheated to 385°F. Add comment
HP acquires 3Com to the tune of $2.7 billion
Hewlett Packard will acquire 3Com Corporation for $2.7 billion in an ongoing effort to expand their product line. Add comment
Google’s balls keep you safe
Google now allows parents to lock their search engine's SafeSearch level, so innocent kiddies won't have their noodles fried by a pair of tits. Add comment
Truth in search
We don’t lie to Google. And it knows who you’ve slept with. Add comment
Convicted murderer sues Wikipedia
A German citizen convicted of murder in 1990 is suing the Wikimedia Foundation to have his name expunged from the German Wikipedia. Add comment
Google provides free WiFi at airports for the holidays
Google gets in the holiday spirit by offering free WiFi at select airports around the country. Add comment
SandForce nabs additional $21 million in funding
SSD ASIC and firmware designer SandForce yesterday announced that it has netted an additional $21 million in C series funding. Add comment
TSMC approves $2.5 billion USD expansion
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (TSMC) yesterday announced that its board of directors have approved a $2.5 billion USD budget to expand 300mm wafer processes. Add comment
VESA greenlights Mini DisplayPort spec
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) has put the seal of approval on the Mini DisplayPort connector as an alternative to the standard solution. Add comment
Overclocking the Radeon HD 5850
We’ve had a fair amount of time to play with the Radeon HD 5850 now, and let us begin by saying that this card packs a serious punch. Even at its factory defaults, the 5850 offers significant performance, but it’s capable of so much more. To that end, follow along as we show you how […] Add comment
OCZ Technology inks SSD controller pact with SandForce
The OCZ Technology Group has announced today a new agreement with SandForce, a provider of SSD controller IP and ASIC designs. Add comment
Firefox dominates share of browser bugs at 44%?
According to a report from Cenzic, Inc., Firefox contained the lion's share of browser bugs in the first half of 2009 at 44%. Or did it? Add comment
NZXT Beta EVO review
We review the NZXT Beta EVO, a compelling update to an already compelling predecessor. Add comment
TSMC denies drop in 40nm yields
TSMC, the world's largest independent foundry, claims their 40nm yields have not dropped as previously reported. Add comment
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