The pictures above are of a very tiny, tiny computer named Trimslice. That's right, it's a full computer. It uses a dual-core Tegra 2 processor, and has a ton of ports.
If you watch a lot of cop shows, you no-doubt know that phone records help them catch the bad guys. Well, the Department of Justice wants to apply that thinking to internet records.
Yep, another Firefox 4 beta. This one fixes a whole bunch of bugs, yet again, and has a couple of other updates which will be listed below. Here is the link for the bugfix list.
There have been rumors recently about a Radeon HD6950 with 1GB of RAM instead of the normal 2GB. Well, the rumors were true. AMD is reporting that it will release a 1GB Radeon HD6950.
You read it right: will.i.am will being joining Intel as the "Director of Creative Innovation." "Nearly everything I do involves processors and computers, and when I see an Intel chip I think of all the creative minds involved that help to…
Chet Faliszek, who is a co-writer for Portal 2, has said in an interview with NowGamer that Portal 2 mods will be available on everything platform, although developing mods will only be able to be done on the PC.
AMD reported their revenues for the quarter and year yesterday, and while it's no Intel, it's not negative. In the fourth quarter AMD made a $1.65 billion revenue with a net income of $375 million.
If you've been watching the DRAM market, you know that it's been incredibly low as of late. With prices for 2GB DDR3 around $17, DRAM vendors are having some troubles.
If any of you have recently sent in your iPhone 4 for repairs, or have a mid-2009 Macbook Pro and new Air, you have probably noticed that they no longer use only Torx and Phillips-head screws.
High-end case maker Lancool, in association with Lian-Li, has released three new cases, under the guise of the Knight Series. There are three models, the PC-K63, the PC-K59, and the PC-K57.
Back around the time StarCraft 2 came out, a lot of people were hoping for a StarCraft version of World of Warcraft. Well of course, a modder has been working on just that. You can watch the pre-alpha tralier here.
In what seems like a never-ending stream of Firefox betas, Mozilla has released their ninth in the series. Below is what's new, and in addition to that there are a ton more bug fixes.
Just under two weeks ago, Skype announced plans to buy Qik, which is a company that provides mobile-phone software for recording, storing, and sharing videos. Well, Skype announced today that the purchase is now complete.
According to the latest press release, Intel made a whopping $43.6 billion last year. That's up $8.4 billion from the previous year. Their net income was $11.7 billion, up $7.3 billion from the previous year.
According to telegraph.co.uk, the world could run out of web addresses as soon as November, unless it adopts the newer IPv6, which will provide trillions of new web addresses.
In a recent planning message to team Members, Dampn Sicore, who is the Director of Platform Engineering at Mozilla, announced that they hope to have a release candidate out by the beginning of February and a final product shipped by the end…
KFA2, which is a Galaxy sub-brand, has announced a wireless videocard. Wireless meaning there are no display outputs, only wireless transmitters. It remains the standard, aside from display-outputs, GTX 460 1GB, however.
Most power users know that to get the best prices they should look online rather than in a brick-and-mortar store (except if you're on the west coast and have Fry's nearby).
Over the past years there's been an increase in concern over internet security, and now the Obama administration is looking into it. President Obama is writing what's called the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace.
Intel and NVIDIA have announced a patent cross license agreement, meaning that NVIDIA will have the right to use Intel's patents (excluding x86 and certain other Intel products) and Intel will have the right to use NVIDIA's patents.
CES brought us many cool products and proof-of-concept prototypes, but one of the things I'm most excited for is Star Wars, every episode, coming to Blu-ray in September of this year.
Western Digital has added a 750GB hard drive to their Scorpio Black line, bringing a large capacity to the laptop scene. This 7200rpm drive has 16MB cache in 2.5in form factor.
NVIDIA announced their new GeForce 500M series, which is their newest addition to their mobility GPU series. There are five new GPUs announced, the GT 540M, GT 550M, the GT 555M, the GT 520M, and the GT 525M.
Last month, Samsung released 1.2V 2GB DDR4 UDIMM (unbuffered dual in-line memory modules) to controller companies for testing, and now they're announcing that they're in the process of completing JEDEC standardization of DDR4 technologies b…
Today, DRAM chip irces have reached a one-year low. Previously at $2.80 per 1GB commodity 1-Gbit DDR3 back in April and May last year, it's now at $0.84 for the same according to Taiwan-based DRAM trading platform DRAMeXchange.
With DSLRs shooting RAW photos at higher and higher resolutions, and now that they're capable of shooting 1080p video, the storage medium needs to be faster and larger.
As most of you know, game publisher Ubisoft has had a history of horrible DRM plans. Probably the worst making the player have a constant online connection while playing the game.
Recently, the Chinese government has enacted new laws banning all internet phone calls aside from the ones made over China Unicom and China Telecom, which are two state-owned networks.
