Well, this week Adobe launched two new products for digital photo and digital video enthusiasts: Photoshop Elements 4.0 and Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0

Memorex Expands Printable DVD Media Product Line with 16x DVD-R and 16x DVD+R Discs.

Sony Ericsson improves Bluetooth connectivity between headsets and phones introducing Auto pairingâ„¢, a proprietary solution that makes it quicker and easier to connect Bluetooth equipped headsets to Sony Ericsson mobile phones.

EU proposed an international body to govern the Internet, but the U.S. doesn’t agree with this proposal, saying that this idea will bureaucratize the network.

Google announced a partnership with NASA. They want to collaborate with the agency on research projects. Both Google and NASA want to bring a universe of information to people around the world.

The University of California, supported by the Patent Office, gained the rights over a patent used by Microsoft in Internet Explorer.

The RC version 2.0 is now available for download. The open source alternative to Microsoft Office will be soon available in the 2.0 version.

The flaws discovered in the PSP software made possible the use of PDF readers or FTP applications on the console. Last month Sony made the update 2.0, and fixed some problems but hackers found a new way to modify the software. This time a buffer overflow flaw let them to run some code that downgraded […]

Yahoo is being accused of stealing trade secrets, by hiring 13 engineers from Nuance Communications. Doesn’t this look like Microsoft vs. Google case?

Samsung Electronics showcased the world’s largest plasma display panel (PDP) TV, measuring 102″, the world’s largest TFT-LCD TV, measuring 82″, and the world’s largest OLED display, measuring 40″, at the company’s 2005 Global Road Show in New York.

Samsung Electronics releases its first single-pass color laser printer.

Network slowdowns in data availability occur as server bandwidth is consumed by applications or shared data from server to server. HP is offering new 4Gb products and services to provide customers a cost-effective storage infrastructure that can adapt to changing business needs and the growing demand for additional storage capacity. Backward compatible with existing 2Gb […]

NEC LCD Technologies, Ltd. announced that in mid-October it will begin shipping samples of its new 19-inch monochrome super-extended graphics array (SXGA), amorphous silicon, thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT LCD) module, which is suitable for use in the medical field.

Nokia N70 comes fully equipped with a digital music player and stereo audio and it is a compact, beautifully styled, easy-to-use 3G smartphone.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced the successful development of a 3D visualization technique to observe the amplitude and phase of high-speed optical signals in optical fiber communications.

Internet users have been warned, that the fraudsters may use this event to put up a new phishing scheme. It has been also reported a spread of e-mail messages that claim to be associated with the FIFA soccer committee.

The RealPlayer and HelixPlayer users may be easely attacked by persons who exploit this flaw. The exploit code is now available on the Internet so the risk is very high.

Li Chen, who was found to have 5,100 copies of counterfeit Symantec software, pled guilty to one count of trademark infringement and agreed to pay Symantec $1,005,000.

The company is now offering video content for consumers mobile phones. They can watch videos, listen to music or play games on their mobile devices.

At a press conference, DELL unveiled the XPS brand of high-performance computers matched with an unrivaled buying and support experience and two digital televisions, including the company’s first 50-inch plasma HDTV.
Dell will expand its XPS portfolio with the XPS 600, XPS 400 and XPS 200 desktop computers and the XPS M170 notebook computer.
The new […]

Google Inc. announced yesterday that is planning to build a new 1 million-square-foot office center at the NASA Ames Research Center.

BenQ will unveil three new additions to its digital camera line up, the X600, C500 and the C800.

If the flaw is exploited, launching spoof-based attacks, or accessing and changing data on vulnerable PCs may be possible.

Nicholas Negroponte, the co-founder of the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, detailed specifications for a $100 windup-powered laptop targeted at children in developing nations.

OQO unveils the model 01+ Pocketable Windows XP Computer. Enhanced ultra personal computer comes with 512MB RAM, 30GB hard drive, USB 2.0, internal speaker, improved pen-based digitizer, car/auto charger.