Intel Kills Off Larrabee Discrete Graphics, For Real

From Tom's Hardware: Intel's graphical part known as Larrabee never came to fruition. Last year we learned that Intel missed some key milestones in its plan for Larrabee and as a result it had to shelve the project. Intel's Bill Kircos wrote in a blog post an update on the company's...

Google Nexus One Hits U.S. Retail Store for $300

From eWeek: Google's Nexus One smartphone, based on Android 2.1, is now available from T-Mobile affiliate i wireless for $299.95 at more than 250 retail locations. I wireless is the first of what could be many retailers to offer the Nexus One in a reversal for Google, which began...

Acer Shows off Android-powered Stream Handset

From PC World: Acer offered a preview of its upcoming Stream smartphone at a press conference in Beijing on Thursday.

The Stream has a unique screen layout, using its status bar as a divider between application icons at the bottom of the screen and application history at the top...

Microsoft Natal May Cost $149 – Media Report

From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. plans to price its Natal motion sensor for Xbox 360 game console at $149 and also sell it bundled with Xbox 360 Arcade version, according to a media report. In spite of relatively high price, the software giant reportedly intends to sell millions of...

Adobe patches 'critical' holes in Photoshop CS4

From CNET News.com: Photoshop users like to expand what the software can do by downloading new brushes, gradients, and color swatches, but the ability to make those additions also turns out to have been a potential avenue for attack.

Adobe Systems on Wednesday released a Photoshop...

Rumor: Sony to Unveil PSN+ Pay Service at E3

From DailyTech: One of the things that has set the PS3 and the Xbox 360 apart since the console launched has been that PS3 owners don’t have to buy a subscription to access content and play online games on their consoles. Xbox 360 owners, on the other hand, have to buy monthly or...

Feds Looking Into Apple's iTunes Practices, Reports Say

From PC World: The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has opened an antitrust investigation into Apple's digital music business, according to several reports Tuesday that cited unnamed sources.

The probe is in the early stages, the New York Times said in a story published on its Web...

Apple Responds to Foxconn Suicides, Foxconn Website Hacked

From DailyTech: Apple has been the topic of discussion with regards to the Foxconn suicides, which seem to be happening quite frequently. Foxconn manufacturers the iMac, iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad for Apple. Nine workers have committed suicide in the past year (four in the past...

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