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Latest News - August 2009
- GTA: Chinatown Wars to Hit the iPhone
- Twitter/Facebook Updates Could Threaten Your Own Security
- Olympus Intros Budget-Friendly E-600 DSLR
- Casio Announces EXILIM EX-Z280 & EX-Z33
- Department of Homeland Security Updates Border Search Rules On Electronic Media
- Infamous Hacker Gives Up Assets, Heads To Prison For Stealing CC Data
- PC Industry Showing Signs Of Life
- Federal Broadband Stimulus Funds Utterly Unable To Meet Demand
- ATI Radeon HD 4800 GPUs Complement Snow Leopard With OpenCL
- AMD's Low-Power, Six-Core Opteron EE Eyes Cloud Computing
- gScreen To Shove Two 15.4" LCD Displays Into Single Notebook
- Hardware Roundup
- Sharp Goes Smartbook With 5" Ubuntu-Based NetWalker Handheld
- Most Robocalls to End Tuesday
- Internet Age Redefines Music Industry, Encourages Interactivity
- iPhone App Store Pulling In $2.4 Billion Per Year, Killing Rivals All The While
- Sony's S-Frame Goes Upscale With Swarovski Crystals
- Survey Says You'll Save 4 Days Per Year When Using GPS
- IBM Software Keeps Soldiers Out Of Harm's Way
- Super Talent Goes Green With Latest DDR3 Memory
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All News for August 2009
On Monday, Rockstar Games, the developers behind the Grand Theft Auto series, announced that Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars will be coming to the iPhone and iPod Touch this fall. Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is currently available on the Nintendo DS. It's coming to the Sony PlayStation Portable in October. Price for the iPhone version?...
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Here's a little known fact: Twitter and Facebook are erupting in popularity. Both social networks have taken the underground and mainstream worlds by storm, and everyone from your next door neighbor to your favorite celebrity is likely within reach. This new world of information can be extremely beneficial; having real-time updates to breaking...
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Olympus expanded its DSLR line-up today with the E-600. The E-600 is essentially a lower-cost version of the E-620 which was launched earlier this year, but with a few changes that help reduce the cost and differentiate between the two models. Targeting users who are moving up from a basic point-and-shoot, the E-600 offers a 12.3-megapixel...
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Casio announced the new EXILIM Zoom EX-Z280 and EX-Z33 compact digital cameras today. Both models target new digital camera owners or families looking for a second or replacement digital camera. The EXILIM Zoom EX-Z280 is a 12.1 megapixel digital camera with a wide-angle 26 mm 4X optical zoom lens. The EXILIM EX-Z33 is a 10.1 megapixel digital...
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As if you really needed one more reason to take the car, ferry or bicycle to your next destination, the Department of Homeland Security has just issued another update to its long list of search rules that'll most certainly spark up some debate. Thankfully for those with United States passports, this one probably won't...
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Thinking of using those newfound hacking skills to engage in nefarious behavior? Think again. Albert Gonzalez is a name that'll go down in hacking history, but it's not for anything positive. After being charged with stealing some 130 million credit and debit card numbers, Albert plead guilty to previous data-theft...
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Don't look now, but it seems as if PC sales are on the up and up. While GPU makers, PC builders and basically every other related company in the industry suffered through the first two quarters as the recession loomed, Dell's latest figures are showing a sign of light in the darkness. Out of nowhere, the Texas-based outfit reported that its...
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A few weeks ago, in early August, FCC chairman Julius Genachowski declared that the FCC viewed the creation of a national broadband policy as integral to the future of of the nation. Broadband, according to Genachowski, is "our generation’s infrastructure challenge...It is as important as electricity and highways were...
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This is more AMD bragging than anything else, but with all the questions arising over Snow Leopard incompatibilities, it's great to hear some news regarding--well--compatibilities. Alongside the outfit's new Opteron EE CPU, it's also proclaiming that its ATI Radeon HD 4800 series graphics devices are fully compatible...
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Slowly but surely, cloud and dense computing environments are becoming more and more popular. With services such as Apple's MobileMe and Google's own application suite living on the web, it's not hard to see why these tactics are becoming more pervasive. And wouldn't you know it--AMD is chomping at the bit to make sure it gets in on the bandwagon...
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Lenovo's W700ds proved that having multiple screens on a notebook wasn't completely infeasible, though the lackluster response to it simultaneously proved that there's not too much pent-up demand out there for such a device. Sure, it's a novel concept, but the incredible expense and the added weight puts most...
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Video:MSI HD 4890 Cyclone SOC 1 GB GDDR5 @ techPowerUpWarpia Wireless USB Display Adapter SWP100 @ BmRMotherboards and Chipsets:ASUS AT3N7A-1 NVIDIA Ion Motherboard @ HardwareZoneGigabyte MA770-UD3 Motherboard @ iXBTDFI LANPARTY Blood Iron G41-T33 Motherboard @ PCShopTalkProcessors:AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition 3.4 GHz Socket AM3 Processor...
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If you haven't generated a UMPC/MID/Tablet PC of your own by now, you've probably missed the boat. In an effort to catch the last vessel out, Sharp has this week introduced a new portable PC that isn't likely to sell well based on figures from prior attempts, but it's certainly a compelling device. The so-called mini...
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The end of automated telemarketing calls (for the most part) comes on Tuesday, Sept. 1st. Starting that day, unless telemarketers have received written permission from a consumer that he or she wants to receive such calls, the FTC can fine the robocaller up to $16,000 per call. Finally, we will be rid of our favorite, the one that makes us...
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As the legendary Bob Dylan would attest, the times are a changin' in the music industry. In fact, they've already changed. Ever since the original Napster took the Internet by storm back in 1999, physical record sales have been slipping while music consumption has been growing. The RIAA has put up a vicious fight over...
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Let's face it--Apple's App Store is big business. Really big. And if you paid any attention to the fact that Apple saw its 1.5 billionth (yes, with a "B") app downloaded back in July, you'd know that things still weren't even close to slowing down. But have you ever stopped to think about just how much cash is being...
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Digital photo frames have definitely fallen off the map. Just a few years back, these were the hottest gifts out there; today, they're mostly an afterthought. The reason? Frst off, we don't think people actually use these things nearly as much as they think they will when eying one in the store. Secondly, they've hardly evolved since debuting....
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Own a personal navigation device? Use the GPS on your phone? If you're reading this now, the answer is probably "yes." If you're an avid navigation user, you probably understand the benefits quite well. Rather than having to write down directions to facilities, you simply find the address, plug it in and follow the kind lady on the other end....
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There's no doubt that software and technology advancements have made all of our lives easier, but sometimes things go a bit further than giving us more options for shopping and easier ways to stay connected to high school classmates. Take IBM, for example. The iconic tech giant has just released a software protocol that not only cuts down...
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If you’re looking for some new memory for your computer and love the idea of being green, you might want to check out Super Talent’s latest DDR3 offering. The company’s latest RAM uses 38% less PCB material and 47% less packaging material than Super Talent’s standard DDR3 DIMMs. Check out full details in the press release below. Super Talent...
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Video:VisionTek 4850 1GB B2 Review @ OCCGigabyte Radeon HD 4770 512MB @ Techgage.comMotherboards and Chipsets:Asus ROG Maximus III Formula P55 Preview @ OCCASUS Crosshair III Formula Motherboard Review @ Legit ReviewsProcessors:Triple Mainstream AMD 785G Roundup @ HardwareZoneMemory and Storage:Panasonic UJ-875A Slim Drive @ BmROCZ XMP Ready...
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One of the bigger headlines this week is that Apple has let fly with their latest revision of OSX 10.6 aka Snow Leopard. Stealing a little limelight from Microsoft's Windows 7 is none too easy we suppose but hey, we're all just PCs inside anyway, when you come to think of it, so can't we all just get along? Of course we can. ...
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