It's a sad day for the internet, and for freedom. The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, better known as CISPA, has passed the House of Representatives and is now awaiting a vote from the Senate.
Since its release over a year ago, fan boys have been waiting and waiting for a (good) map creator for Portal 2. We've been promised one for quite some time, and now Valve has announced that they're making good on that promise.
AMD's Catalyst 12.4 Driver Suite was recently released, bringing with its usual slew of updates support for Linux operating systems, both x86 and 64 bit versions.
Firefox 12 was released, not so surprisingly, just over a month after Firefox 11 was released. Usual updates come with it, but the best is probably their new update method.
As previously reported, Ubuntu 12.04 "Precise Pangolin," which will be supported with bug fixes and updates for five years, was released today, April 26.
Google's latest project to be released, Google Drive, has launched. As rumored, it offers 5GB of storage free, in addition to 10GB for GMail storage and 1GB for Picasa storage.
It's getting closer and closer to the release of Windows 8, and now Microsoft has set up a release preview time-period, meaning that we might see the final product on store shelves as soon as July, if not sooner.
If you're like me, you've been eagerly awaiting Intel's release of their Ivy Bridge processors, which are the 3D-transistor bearing successor to the popular Sandy Bridge line of Core processors.
AMD has recently announced that their Trinity APU and Brazos platform have been shipping since last quarter, so they should start popping up in stores soon.
Missed out on the Diablo III closed beta, but still want to give the game a try? I hope you're free this weekend, because from earlier this morning until Monday, Blizzard will be hosting an open beta for the highly-anticipated game.
Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux platform, was recently added to the list of Millennium Technology Prize laureates, meaning he will become one of the winners of the very sought-after prize.
With rumors floating around about Google Drive being launched within the next week, other cloud storage companies are probably scrambling to figure out how to compete with the (rumored) 5GB of free storage that will be offered by Google, an…
A recent report claims that by the end of the year, there will be at least 32 Windows 8 ARM tablets on the market in an effort to take some of the iPad's market share.
Many people have complained about EA's Origin service, and its seemingly-harsh terms of service. In the past, if you were banned for breaking the Terms of Service, you'd be locked out of access to every game you bought on Origin.
In the past, many Windows users (probably more average-Joe's than power-users) have been troubled over all of the different editions of each version of Windows.
For a while now there have been rumors floating around trying to answer the question on everyone's mind: "What is Vavle's newest secret project?" Almost all we knew that was it was hardware-related, which led many people to believe it would…
After tons of hiccups, from materials sourcing problems to having the wrong ethernet jack, the Raspberry Pi computer is now in stock in their warehouse.
Here's a shocker: the controllers that OCZ toted as an Indilinx controllers that were used on the Octane and Vertex 4 series are actually Marvell controllers with Indilinx firmware.
Intel today introduced the SSD 910 series, which is a PCIe solid state drive designed for server applications for things like cloud computing, virtualization, and online transactions. There are two sizes: 400GB and 800GB.
Ultrabooks, the wonderful thin and light but still powerful laptops, have been out for quite some time. I don't see why anyone wouldn't want one, based on their portability-to-power ratio.
With all the ridiculousness of the government trying to invade our privacy online with bills like SOPA, PIPA, and CISPA, it's a wonder why different telecommunications providers won't join the user's side and try to give them more privacy.
In preparation for the upcoming Ivy Bridge processors, motherboards with the new Intel Z77 chipset have been released. Using Socket 1155, these boards are compatible with Sandy Bridge processors that use the same socket.
It's not often you hear about AOL recently. They used to be big with their dial-up internet service, but since dial-up got replaced by DSL and Cable, they've drifted from mainstream to just about no-stream.
If you were like most fans of Mass Effect 3, you were probably disappointed with the game's ending. BioWare, the game's developer, has received all sorts of negative feedback about this.
If you've been wanting to try out Star Wars: The Old Republic, this weekend is your chance. Neither payment information nor game cards are required, simply just sign up and start playing.
CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act that is gaining in popularity in the United States House of Representatives, is being called the new SOPA, and many are wondering how the online community will respond once word gets…
With just about every company that makes a laptop coming out with their own version of an ultrabook, which is an extremely slim but surprisingly powerful laptop that fits certain specifications set by Intel, there has to be a greater demand…
HGST, which is the new company owned by Western Digital that formerly was called Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, has recently announced the world's first 4TB Enterprise HDD: the Ultrastar 7K4000.
The IDC recently released a report that lays out their projections for the whole hard drive debacle. Since the flooding in Thailand last October, hard drive prices have soared while supply plummeted. Nowadays, a 1TB HDD costs around $100.
There have been rumors floating all around the internet about Google's upcoming Drive cloud storage service. It was recently leaked that everyone would get only 2GB of free storage space at launch, but new leaks are saying it's much more.
Last week, Razer posted on Facebook that if that particular post could get 10,000 "Likes" by April 21, they would begin development on a left-handed version of the Razer Naga.
