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From CNET News.com: As predicted last month, the IEEE has finally approved the 802.11n high-throughput wireless LAN standard. Finalization of the new wireless networking standard--which is capable of delivering throughput speeds up to 300 megabits per second (and even higher)--took... |
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From CNET News.com: Intel is expected to announce a management shakeup Monday that will see Senior Vice President Pat Gelsinger leaving after 30 years at the chip giant, according to a report in the New York Times. Management changes will include sales and marketing chief Sean... |
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From DailyTech: No computer system is completely secure. Inherent insecurities exist in even the most secure systems, be it in the form of exploitable features in the operating system code or the big organic “insecurity” sitting in front of the machine, typing on the keyboard. That... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Along with the new Vision branding initiative, AMD today also launched its new ultrathin mobile platform – codenamed Congo. AMD had already decided that it wasn't going to partake in a war against Intel for the netbook market by creating an Atom competitor, but... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Along with the launch of the new Vision branding initiative and the ultrathin mobile platform Congo, AMD today also debuted its new mainstream notebook platform codename Tigris. Of course, the mainstream segment covers all AMD-powered notebooks outside of the... |
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From InfoWorld: Less than two weeks after Apple launched Snow Leopard, the company today issued the new operating system's first security update. In a separate upgrade, Apple patched 33 vulnerabilities in 2007's Leopard, and about half as many in the even older Tiger. Today's... |
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From PC World: In the future, everyone will have their own Jeopardy-style video walls. Or at least that's the future AMD envisions. In addition to new notebook chipsets, AMD today introduced Eyefinity, a new technology that allows for up to six displays to be driven off of one... |
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From CNET News.com: Twitter posted changes to its terms of service Thursday, assuring users that they own their tweets while leaving "the door open for advertising" opportunities. "The revisions more appropriately reflect the nature of Twitter and convey key issues such as ownership... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday marked the unveiling of the new iPod line and everything went pretty much as expected. The only thing that could be considered a surprise was that only the tiny new iPod nano got a camera -- many believed that the touch would get a camera as well. The New... |
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