Once again, Sony comes forth and tries to impose its Blu-Ray technology. Now, to make things sweet, they are expanding their network.

Heroes of Might&Magic, the game that made the strategy lovers slaves for life, received an expansion. Named Hammers of Fate, the expansion features a new race: the mighty dwarves.

Canada works on Firefox 2.0. If we are to expand this, Mozilla hired a Toronto software development company to design the user interface and improve the usability of the next version of Firefox.

Ubuntu is a distribution of Linux that is gaining market share slowly but surely. Many wondered if Ubuntu works with Apple’s gadget iPod. This article is for them.

The new models will go on sale worldwide from October 2006.
The 160GB SATA product was developed to address customer demand for increased storage capacity, while the 80GB hard disk drive was designed for the consumer electronics (CE) and external USB storage markets. The new HDDs are the RoHS compliant
With up to 160GB capacity and 5400RPM, […]

If you own a PDA or a smart phone you are probably storing sensitive information on them. Did you ever wonder how safe those information are?

Samsung announced its plan to demonstrate 4th Generation (4G) mobile technology at the annual Samsung 4G Forum in Jeju Island, Korea, from August 30th to September 1st, for the first time in the world.

In a move to bring the two giants together, Google CEO Eric Schmidt has joined the board of directors of Apple Computers.

If you wanted the day when you can download free music to come, I can tell you that it’s close. But don’t expect too much. There are nasty surprises coming with the news.

Who would have thought that users are begging Microsoft not to release a patch to fix a flaw?

Another company versus journalist situation appeared as Foxconn filled a lawsuit against two Chinese reporters.

If you loved All In Wonder products from ATI, now you have a problem. ATI will stop making AIW products.

If yesterday we were reporting about Microsoft Vista prices leaked on Microsoft Canada website, today we can present you the final prices that appeared on Amazon.

IBM, Chartered, Infineon and Samsung announced first silicon-functional circuits and the availability of design kits based on their collaboration for 45nm low-power process technology.

Toshiba will launch the TransMemory USB Flash Memories that will bring U3 platform technology into the company’s USB lineup and introduce a special-edition high-capacity USB memory.

Samsung Electronics announced mass production of 1Gigabit (Gb) DDR2 DRAM memory using 80 nanometer (nm) process technology.

Samsung and Cingular Wireless announced the launch of the SGH-zx20, Samsung’s first commercially available High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) phone for the U.S. market.

The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced it plans to certify interoperability of Wi-Fi products that include baseline features from the developing IEEE 802.11n standard in the first half of 2007.

The bad news keeps on coming for AOL. The biggest was the release of 650,000 search logs which made the Internet blame AOL. Now, their free client AOL 9.0 is on the spotlight.

Toshiba did an interesting thing. It filled for approval at FCC a gadget that resembles with Microsoft Zune.

The Intelligent Nation program, officially unveiled last year, seeks to make Singapore a global leader in communications technology in a decade.

Corel said yesterday that it will acquire InterVideo, the company behind WinDVD series. The transaction will cost Corel $196 million.

The poor sales of PC desktops and the rise of the NAND market is forcing Chaintech to change the way they will do business in the future.

It seems that the world is full of mistakes. Some small, some big. But how would you consider the mistake that Microsoft did when it posted by mistake the prices for their upcoming operating system, Vista?

Logitech Z-10 Interactive 2.0 Speaker System is the newest member of Logitech’s line of Advanced Peripherals.