TechSpot: If you’re using the Firefox 2.0 betas, you might want to grab the RC3 release which came out today. Supposedly out for release before the end of the year, 2.0 has some pretty snazzy new features that are worth any users ...

TechSpot: When video card manufacturers are constantly pushing the biggest and best, they seem to sometimes forget that most people can’t afford or don’t want to spend $400+ on a new video card, especially just to meet the “minimu...

TechSpot: The repeated news of battery recalls following Sony’s manufacturing mishaps is getting quite tiring. Unfortunately it doesn’t really seem to be coming to a quick end, and most recently Sony has decided to pull a number o...

TechSpot: Apple main man Steve Jobs has dismissed the threat to the iPod of Microsoft’s forthcoming Zune, claiming that the device poses no real danger to Apple’s market dominance. When Jobs recently chatted with Newsweek’s Stev...

Guru3d: The yummy Radeon X1950 Pro 512MBATI worked hard to finish up its new 80 nanometer products and despite a delay ofall the80 nanometer chips it is finally ready to be released. The Radeon X1950 Pro...

TechSpot: McDonalds is probably the last place on earth I’d consider buying an mp3 player through. However, just about no one is going to turn down a free mp3 as part of a contest. Together with Coke, the fast food giant had a con...

TechSpot: The GIMP, one of the most popular image editing tools around, recently had some of its new toys shown off. At the “Piskel” 06 festival in Norway, a GIMP developer showed off the new core, called “Generic Graphical Librar...

TechSpot: In an mp3 player world dominated by the iPod, Creative and other companies are having a tough time pushing anything else. It’ll be even harder for Creative now, who will be removing FM recording from their Zen series. Re...

TechSpot: Nvidia has been helping pave the way for Linux gaming for quite some time now, especially with the large amount of support they dump into their binary drivers. It comes to much dismay, then, to hear about a recently disc...

TechSpot: Another 28,000 laptop batteries are destined for the recycle bin, as Sharp begins a recall of packs that they sold. Barely a drop in the bucket compared to the millions currently already being recalled, it doesn’t appear...