Outdated Browsers Put 637M Users at Risk
You and I both know that running old browsers puts you (and others) at risk. The problem is, the majority of the computer using world is clueless about updates and doesn’t care about running the ...

ICANN Loses Its Own Addresses
I know I shouldn’t laugh but damn, how embarrassing would this be? Thankfully they are taking “new” measures to prevent anything like this from happening in the future. The Internet Corporation ...

Deliberately Responding To Spam
Some lady, taking part in a experiment sponsored by McAfee, answered all her spam to see what would happen. The female participants received an average of 70 spam messages a day, men received 15 more ...

Sony’s Stan Glasgow Talks TVs, Blu-ray
Stan Glasgow is either the most down to earth PR person Sony has or the company is taking a new direction with its marketing. This interview has some really interesting nuggets in it for Blu-ray fans ...

Microsoft Imagine Cup 2008 Finals Kicks Off Today
Competition begins today for 370 students from 61 countries and regions competing for $240,000 in prize money at the Imagine Cup 2008, an annual competition that gives students around the world the chance ...

Apple’s Recent Hand Gesture Patent
Apple’s recent patent application for gesture learning has so many combinations that you may be violating their patent if you; wave “hi,” give the thumbs up, get a hand cramp, use the shocker ...

The Ladies Of Team Fortress 2
Deviant Art member *ghostfire created a truly inspired all-girl version of the Team Fortress 2 characters that has to be seen to be appreciated. If you guys at Valve are reading (and we know you do) this ...

7/3/2008 Daily Hardware Reviews
DailyTech’s roundup of hardware reviews from around the web for Thursday...

AMD shows off ray-tracing tech on YouTube
AMD has published two YouTube videos that show off its voxel-based rendering technology. The videos were released by AMD’s company blog, AMDUnprocessed, and showcase the 3D technology developed by JulesWorld. The ...

Recycling old PCB components
This instructables will show you how to recycle, by desoldering, all your old PCB’s components.You can find PCB in every electronic things(DVD,computer,camera,toys...).All you have to do is to disasemble ...

Market watchers get clueless, Nvidia will be fine
I have been following Nvidia from its NV5, Rage 128 chip and the only time I’ve seen Nvidia really went down was in 2003 when it failed to impress the world with Geforce FX, aka NV30. This happened when ...

Apple MacBook Air 64GB SSD Option Gets $500 Price Cut
Apple released its 13.3" MacBook Air sub-notebook in January to much fanfare. The notebook weighed in at relatively light three pounds and measured just 0.76" at its thickest point. Because of the slim ...

Das CLICKY CLICKY
If you miss the old IBM Model Ms, that gave you a nice juicy click every time you pressed a key and every time you release the key, then try the Das Keyboard Professional. Not only does it have the right ...

Crucial Ballistix 1GBx2 PC3-16000
Our last Ballistix DDR3 review showed that DDR3 was king of bandwidth. Today, we prove that point ten fold. When mated to an NVIDIA 790i motherboard, the Crucial Ballistix PC3-16000 are fast at stock...and ...

Positioning GeForce 9800 GTX in Nvidia’s Single-Chip Line-Up: Chaintech Apogee GeForce 9800 GTX Review
We will review and test three graphics cards from two vendors, and will introduce some new benchmarks. Read our review to find out more about GeForce 9800 GTX from Chaintech.

MSI Wind U100 [Hardware]
MSI releases Wind and we take a sniff to see if this sub-notebook can possibly stand up to Asus’ EeePC line? With svelte pearly curves and a decent sized keyboard, MSI may have just parted it’s cheeks ...

Photo: XFX GeForce 9800 GT
It seems that a Chinese website called vga.zol.conm.cn posted a photo of what appears to be the GeForce 9800 GT. The card obviously originates from XFX and uses the same layout as the 8800 GT. This... ...

Radeon HD 4850 and 4870 CrossfireX performance test
Radeon 4850 and 4870 Crossfire review. Since Radeon series 4800 cards offer so much value it might even be interesting to pair them in CrossfireX mode. See much like NVIDIA’s SLI offerings AMD’s ATI solution ...

Noiseblocker BlackSilent Fans
Noiseblocker are a company known for listening to the media and improving their products. Today we’ll be trying out the revision 3 of their fans from their BlackSilent range. These fans have been improved ...

MSI P45 Neo3 Motherboard
MSI’s P45 Neo3 is a good value motherboard if you’re looking to go green. It’s not suited to high-end gamers though, due to its lack of nVidia SLI support, and there’s no WLAN or Bluetooth chipsets. Some ...

In Win B2 Stealth Bomber Mid Tower ATX Case Review
The In Win B2 is an excellent choice for anyone who wants a rather unique computer case. There aren’t any other cases I know of that are modeled after a stealth bomber, or that have a front door that ...

ASUS Lion Square CPU Cooler
"A famous general once led his armies to defeat a group of strong enemies after an invasion. The shields that were equipped by the armies were carved with a lion-tattoo and the swords were placed through ...

Intel’s Gelsinger Sees Clear Path To 10nm Chips
Intel sees a "clear way" to manufacturing chips under 10 nanometers and when the semiconductor industry transitions to 450mm silicon wafers around 2012, the number of companies that run their own fabs ...

Hitachi aiming for 5TB hard drive by 2010
Solid-state disks may be eating into the territory of traditional hard drives, particularly in laptops, but that doesn’t mean spinning platters are on their last legs – particularly not at Hitachi. Hard ...