OCZ will deliver a differentiated GPU solution to gamers with the launch of the OCZ NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB PCI Express.

Garmin International announced the Garmin Training Center software is now compatible with Mac OS X version 10.4 “Tiger.”

Cingular expects to carry more than 500 billion minutes-of-use (MOU) on its network this year.

IBM and Siemens have won a 7.1 billion euro ($9.3 billion), 10-year contract to modernize and manage the non-military IT systems of Germany’s armed forces, the two companies said on Thursday.

Italy is to join the growing number of countries embracing super-fast wireless broadband after the government said it will start selling licenses for WiMAX-capable frequencies by June 2007.

Telecommunications across Asia were slowly being restored on Thursday after earthquakes off Taiwan damaged cables and knocked thousands offline, but access in parts of South Korea and Taiwan was still patchy.

The sexy sitcom “Soup of the Day” never made it onto any of the TV network schedules. But the series, about a guy with three girlfriends, has been a big hit on the Internet. It has gotten 9 million online views since its launch in May, with a series of three- to eight-minute webisodes posted to YouTube, Break.com and other viral video sites.

Nothing in his background suggested White had anything to contribute to an understanding of the Iraq war.
The 50-year-old joins the traffic every morning to get to work as a software engineer at a firm outside Atlanta. He’s never been to the Middle East, has no military training and speaks no Arabic.
But his “Iraq Coalition Casualty” […]

Apple Computer Inc. shares tumbled as much as 6 percent on Wednesday after a media report that federal prosecutors were looking closely at “apparently falsified” stock option documents at the maker of iPod media players and Mac computers.

Samsung Electronics has developed the industry’s first one gigabit Mobile DRAM (dynamic random access memory) for mobile products, using 80nm process technology.

Telecommunications around Asia were severely disrupted on Wednesday after earthquakes off Taiwan damaged undersea cables, slowing Internet services and hindering financial transactions, particularly in the currency market.

Two U.S. judges on Tuesday gave their blessings to an estimated $2.45 billion settlement between Nortel Networks Corp. and shareholders, moving the pact closer to final approval.

Taiwan’s computer makers are morphing from simple contract manufacturers into designers and innovators as they fight for survival in a competitive sector.

Online dating site Match.com is enlisting a celebrity stylist to advise camera-shy singles how to build a hip, sexy Web portrait of themselves to better woo prospective partners.

Shoppers are standing in lines to snap up Sony Corp’s PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Co. Ltd.’s Wii video game consoles as they become available, and some analysts do not expect shortages to ease until March or later.

As excitement over the holidays builds so does the dread for millions of people grieving loved ones, sparking a rush to Web sites offering advice on how to cope with what can be a blizzard of emotions.

When Liberty Media Chairman John Malone takes control of satellite television operator DirecTV Group Inc. next year, finding a way to offer broadband Internet services will top his agenda, analysts said.

A professional-quality digital camera is at the top of Nate Paulson’s wish list this holiday season, and while the price tag of nearly $3,000 is still a little steep, he expects it to fall within his budget soon.

Time Warner Inc.’s AOL Internet division is expected to end 2006 with more users than 2005, after it decided to offer most of its services for free, according to an internal memorandum.

Pizza fans are starting to build and order pies online in a trend that Papa John’s International Inc. hopes will help it grab a bigger slice of the delivery business pie.

Former U.S. Republican leader Tom DeLay, known as “The Hammer” for his tough tactics on Capitol Hill, hasn’t nailed the art of typing but that’s not keeping him from a new career as a blogger.

Prosecutors sought a four-year jail term on Friday for Takafumi Horie, the flamboyant former chief executive of Japanese Internet firm Livedoor, who is on trial for fraud, media said.

Opera browser is available for download on Nintendo’s game console, Wii.

Zi Corporation has signed a licensing agreement with ACCESS Systems Americas (formerly PalmSource) to pre-integrate eZiText predictive text technology and Decuma handwriting recognition technology into the ACCESS Linux Platform.

IBM researchers have built a device capable of delaying the flow of light on a silicon chip, a requirement to one day allow computers to use optical communications to achieve better performance.