Mad Catz, the company responsible for the Cyborg R.A.T. line of gaming mice, has recently released a new gaming mouse intended for MMO use, namely the Cyborg M.M.O. 7.
If you haven't heard, the data-storage website MegaUpload was taken down by the FBI, and seven of its administrators, including founder Kim "Dotcom" (pictured above), were arrested, all in the name of copyright.
That's right: Blizzard is auctioning off the original World of Warcraft Blade Servers, realm-specific. That means that you can buy the server you used to play on if you played WoW from the beginning.
Last month news came out from LEGO's CUUSOO, a place where regular people can submit their Lego creations for a chance for their creations to become an official LEGO product, that Minecraft-themed LEGOs were gaining support.
A project that's been going on for a while called "Raspberry Pi" aims to bring a high-powered computer down to a more than reasonable price. For only $25, this computer can do quite a lot.
Blizzard has recently sent out a press release claiming that Blizzcon 2012 will not be held, instead their main event of 2012 will be the 2012 Battle.net World Championship.
Western Digital released on Monday their second quarter financial results, and it doesn't look bad. Even with the flooding in Thailand, they've still made quite a profit.
ArenaNet, the child-company of NCSoft, today announced their plans for the beta of the highly anticipated Guild Wars 2. After recently finishing their closed beta of the game, ArenaNet is ready for the next step.
After much rage from the internet about Anno 2070's draconian DRM that blew up after Guru3D tried to do VGA performance benchmarks but couldn't continue after changes out the graphics card three times, Ubisoft has finally changed the game's…
Even if you've been playing the Diablo III Beta, you probably will want to read this. Blizzard is making quite a few big changes to the game, but most seem actually like good ideas.
Just minutes ago I received an e-mail from Fight for the Future, one of the main activists in the fight against SOPA and PIPA, saying that the two horrendous bills have been dropped as a result of the protests that took place on Wednesday.
If you're an older gamer, you no doubt look back wistfully at the 90's and the difficulty of the games. Games where they didn't hold your hand through everything with checkpoints every minute.
If you've been having problems with your Crucial m4 SSD, you may like this one. Crucial has released a firmware update that fixes a fairly major bug that would make the drive stop responding after 5184 hours of up-time.
A peripheral manufacturer called Genius has recently come out with a "Genius" little mouse that will apparently last all day on only a three minute charge, thanks to its battery-less technology.
Tomorrow will be a darker day for the internet, as many websites such as Wikipedia and Reddit are planning to black out for most of the day, if not all.
The highly anticipated Mass Effect 3 has had quite a bit of questions surrounding it, but thanks to a recent Q&A on Bioware's forums, a lot of those have been answered.
The Stop Online Piracy Act just hit a big bump: Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said that the House will hold off on a vote for SOPA until a consensus is found.
Anti-virus software vendor AVG is reported to be filing for an IPO. While AVG didn't release the IPO amount, Reuters reports they will try for $125 million, which isn't a far cry based on their revenue last year that was well over that.
Recovery of all of the factories over in Thailand seems to be going pretty well, but according to Hitachi Vice President Brendan Collins, the industry won't do so well.
A few weeks ago, news came out that AMD's Radeon HD 7950 would be delayed until possibly mid-February for unknown reasons. This saddened a lot of people, but since it's only a month or so wait it didn't matter all that much.
In your hard drive that's in your computer right now, eat bit of data stored requires millions of atoms. This requires data densities to be rather low, meaning there's a lot of "wasted" space on a hard drive.
Comcast, pretty much the largest internet service providers in the US, has been in the midst of rolling out their new DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) technology, which basically allows for safer internet browsing for users.
According to the research form Gartner, PC sales have been doing down while Apple computer sales have been going up. In the U.S. alone, PC sales dropped 5.9% in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Today at CES, Razer showed off their new gaming tablet/computer. Rather than use low-powered processors such as other tablets use, the Razer Fiona uses a full-fledged Core i7 processor.
Reddit, a very popular website similar to Digg, will be protesting SOPA on January 18 by hosting a blackout, where they will block off all access to the website.
If you've been around various tech blogs you've most likely heard about Eye-Fi, which is a card that uses WiFi to wirelessly upload photos to either online photo blogs or to your computer.
Since OCZ bought Indilinx, they haven't seem to have done much with their memory controller technology. While there were a few SSDs, such as the Octane series, using Indilinx's Everest platform, there hasn't been much out of them.
AMD recently released the Catalyst 12.1a preview driver to fix some problems that the most recent version Id Software's Rage. So updating isn't the biggest deal if you don't play the game, but it's a nice plus if you do play.
If you've been interested in products like OCZ's Synapse, which combines an SSD with an HDD via software for increased performance, but were waiting to see what other companies have to offer, you'll be happy to know that Crucial is launchin…
Roku has recently announced a novel idea: a streaming media player about the size of a regular flash drive. With the new HDMI standard MHDL (Mobile High-Definition Link), this idea actually works.
Contract laptop manufacturer Quanta, who makes laptops for companies such as Dell and HP, is suing AMD because they believe that AMD sold them defective chips that overheated in their laptops.
Just yesterday MSI revealed a new 15.6 inch gaming laptop, but left out pricing and release information. Today MSI is actually releasing a new 17 inch gaming laptop.
HP already has the Folio for business, but now a teaser video for their Envy ultrabook has been released. The Envy Spectre 14 was approved by the FCC in December, and it looks pretty good from the glimpse or two you get from the trailer.
What would you do if major internet companies such as Ebay, Craigslist, Amazon, Facebook, and Google all took their websites down, even if just for a day? Well, that could soon be a reality.
There have been pieces of information floating around about ASUS's upcoming Eee PC Flare netbooks, which make use of Intel's recently-shipped Cedar Trail CPUs. Well, Notebook Italia has gotten their hands on some more solid information.
