View Full Version: Computers, Video Games, & Techy Gadgets

Computers, Video Games, & Techy Gadgets topics

• Datel Suing Microsoft over Max Memory Card Lockout
• Google Buys Ad To Explain Offensive Image
• The Year Of The Mega Data Breach
• Teen gets prison term for attack on Scientology
• Magic Mouse Drivers for Windows Now Available
• Windows 8 Planned for 2012
• Google Lifts the Curtain on Chrome OS
• Intel: Chip in Brain Implants Are the Future
• Microsoft Denies it Built 'Backdoor' in Windows 7
• Smoking Near Apple Computers Voids Warranty
• Essential Firefox security add-ons
• The Pirate Bay Tracker Shuts Down for Good
• Feds: Top e-tailers profit from billion-dollar Web
• AT&T loses first legal battle against Verizon ads
• Hotmail question?
• VeriSign: Major internet security update by 2011
• Microsoft confirms first Windows 7 zero-day bug
• Apple Changes Tune
• Flash flaw puts most sites, users at risk
• Google to be Sued by Swiss Privacy Watchdog
• Yahoo!: Did ya' notice its homepage?
• AT&T To Court: Please Make Verizon Stop!
• Britney Spears Targeted by Satanic Hacker
• Google Aims for Faster Web Downloads
• YouTube to get high-def 1080p player
• Google Chrome OS To Launch Within A Week
• Dell to introduce smartphone based on Android
• XP Users Aren't Really Jumping on Windows 7
• 16 TB Cloud Drive from Google Costs $4.1K/Year
• Pirate attack leaves phone system plundered
• 1 Million Xbox Live Players Banned
• Google Plans First Ever Share Buyback
• Intel to pay AMD $1.25 billion in antitrust settle
• Hundreds of Facebook Groups Hijacked
• Zero-Day Flaw Found in Web Encryption
• Windows 7 Sales Exceed Vista by 234%
• Epic Launches Free Unreal Development Kit
• Internet censorship limits could be set by WTO
• Texas Woman Sues Facebook for Privacy Violations
• AT&T Sues Verizon Over Ads
• Windows 7 Marketshare Jumps Past 3 Percent
• Global Organizations Choose Microsoft
• Windows 7 Turn Laptops into Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Crippled iPhone Launches in China
• Conficker Infection Count Passes 7 Million
• The case against the FCC's Net neutrality plan
• Facebook Challenges Financial Regulators
• Malware Abundant in Twitter URLs
• Firefox security updates now available
• Google Accused of 'malicious Revenge' in China
• Facebook Keeps Profiles Of The Dead
• Windows 7 Upgrade Makes Some PCs Unusable
• Yahoo Kills GeoCities Today
• What Comes After Hard Drives?
• Netflix Movie Streaming Coming to PlayStation 3
• Net Neutrality FAQ: What's in it for You
• Internet set for change with non-English addresses
• Canesta Developing 'Project Natal Killer'For PC
• Crypto Keys Can Be Stolen from Mobile Devices
• Google, Bing to Include Your Tweets in Results
• Apple Patents Putting Ads Into the OS
• AT&T Sues Screen Makers, Alleging Price Fixing
• Nokia says iPhone infringes on patents
• Chinese Say Google Books Violates Copyrights
• Windows 7 Amazon Preorders Beat Even Harry Potter
• Google Voice Messages Searchable by Anyone
• Hurdles remain as FCC ponders Internet data rules
• Study: The Internet Is Altering Our Brains
• Windows 7: 10 things that still need fixing
• TV Destroyed by Wii Sports Accessory on HSN
• Nissan Shows Off Collision-Avoidance Robots
• Google Paying for WiFi on All Virgin America Fligh
• California appears poised to ban big-screen Tv's
• Survey: 50% of businesses to deploy Windows 7 in
• Corsair Launches 64GB Survivor USB Drive
• Google on Endless Search for New Worlds to Conquer
• Your Cell Phone Can Be Used Against You
• Apple Sees Win 7 as an Opportunity to Sell Macs
• Microsoft: Xbox 360 will Outsell PS3 This
• Google Will Challenge Amazon with E-Book Service
• Intel, AMD feud over evidence in antitrust case
• AT&T Complains to FCC about Google
• Windows 7 is strong, but don’t pay to upgrade
• Snow Leopard bug can delete account data
• India set to be global leader in tech services
• Why Email No Longer Rules
• Microsoft Working on 128-bit Windows
• Microsoft Office 2010 Starter to Display Ads
• Nvidia Abandons Market
• Microsoft: Our Websites Are ''Horrific''
• Google Lets You View PDFs in Your Search Results
• TDK Sports 10-Layer, 320 GB Blu-ray Disk
• Yahoo!: Memo, We're Killing GeoCities Oct. 26
• U.S. Begins Antitrust Inquiry of IBM
• AT&T allows Skype on Apple's iPhone
• Old Laptops Are More Trouble Than They're Worth
• Google Barcode Logo
• Google and Yahoo Face E-Mail Threat
• Apple Sues Australian Grocery Store Over Logo
• Warning: Hotmail Passwords Leaked Online
• CNET Interview with Steve Ballmer
• Teen Wins $150k In Amazon Kindle Lawsuit
• Verizon CTO: Broadband Throttling is Inevitable
• $350 Billion May Be Needed to Extend Broadband
• Altered Google Earth Tracks Cars, People
• Microsoft Gets Big Patent Verdict Overturned
• Convicted Hacker Hijacks Prison Computer System
• Digital Ants Used to Battle Internet Worms
• Microsoft's Security Essentials Is Live & Free
• U.S. Ranks 9th in Global PC Infection Report
• Cowboy’s Giant Screen Sets World Record
• Alcatel Boosts Fiber Speed to 100 Petabits in Lab
• US 'to loosen' grip on internet
• Infected Mac Computers Worth 43 Cents
• AT&T Claims Google Voice Violates Net Neutrality L
• Will iPhone Gaming Threaten Traditional Consoles
• Microsoft is advising against using Chrome Frame
• Facebook Sued for Patent Infringement
• Intel Unveils 45nm System-on-Chip for Internet TV
• Facebook: 300 Million Strong
• Virus..
• Beware User Comments Online
• Microsoft Admits Vista Was a "Less Good Product"
• Facebook Fights Virginia's Demand For User Account
• Google hopes readers will 'flip' over new format
• Voice Chat Coming to Facebook
• Google updates browser, plans to gain share
• Google Helps Canadian Courts ID Gmail Users
• NY Times Ads Served Up Malware
• $135,000 Blu-ray Player Over the Top
• Sears and Kmart Busted for Using Spyware
• Microsoft $358M Damage Award Overturned
• Windows 7 Touch: Dead On Arrival
• Cyber Criminals Targeting Small Businesses
• Intel restructures, senior exec leaves for EMC
• Could Opera Unite be a botmaster's best friend?
• Chrome 2.0: Google's biggest yawn
• Macs are less secure than Windows PCs
• IE's market share is tanking
• ATI Catalyst 9.9 Drivers
• Google Groups Used to Control Malware
• Chinese EBay Rival Aims for 1 Billion Global Users
• New Zune HD
• U.S. Copyright Office Opposes Google Book Deal
• SA pigeon 'faster than broadband'
• Firefox 3.5.3 Is Out
• Steve Jobs makes appearance at Apple event
• Net's plagiarism 'cops' are on patrol
• Skype for iPhone Finally Available in Canada
• Sony: PSP SDKs May Become Free
• Camera-equipped iPods Delayed
• Google Attends EU Hearing Regarding Book Deal
• Is Sony No Better Than Pirates It Goes After?
• District 9 Pirated Over 1 Million Times in 24 Hour
• Firefox Update will Remedy Flash Flaw
• Google's mystery UFO doodle finally explained
• Maytag Crosses Popular Blogger, Gets Spun Dry
• Computing’s Greatest Conspiracy Theories
• WordPress Blogs Falling Prey to Worm
• Windows 7, Vista Zero-Day Flaw Reported
• iPhone users strangling the AT&T network
• Robot Nurses To Cut Health Care Costs
• Hold Windows 7 Party, Get Free Windows 7 Ult.
• PS3 Sales Grew 104% Thanks to Slim
• TiVo Awarded $200M in Dish Network Patent Suit
• Nintendo Makes Opera Wii Web Browser Free
• Microsoft Wants A Global Patent System
• Regretful upgrade: Snow Leopard incompatibilities
• Psystar Sues Apple Over Snow Leopard
• Groups call for new checks on behavioral ad data
• Gmail Users Suffer Through Outage
• Sony PCs to offer Google Web browser
• EBay to sell most of its stake in Skype
• Apple To Use ATI Radeon In Next Generation
• AMD Announces New Six-Core AMD Opteron EE
• Windows 7 Under Fire for ‘Treacherous Computing’
• Wikipedia to Color Code Untrustworthy Text
• Victim Uses GPS To Track Robbers
• Man Building A Hovercraft In His Backyard
• High-end server chips breaking records
• Apple: The New Microsoft
• Skype Spy Trojan Escapes into Wild
• China game boss sniped rivals, took down Internet
• As Internet turns 40, barriers threaten growth
• WPA Encryption Cracked in One Minute
• ACLU chapter flags Facebook app privacy
• Defying Experts, Rogue Computer Code Still Lurks
• TiVo Sues AT&T and Verizon
• Microsoft Edits Black Man Out of Photo, Apologizes
• Opera 10 Nears Final Stages
• Google's 64-bit Chrome starts emerging--on Linux
• Coder shows Firefox with multitouch Web apps
• The opposite of Twitter: new site requires 1,400
• Yahoo to Launch Arabic Portal
• YouTube to share ad money with videomakers
• GPS for iPhone won’t steer you wrong
• 1.5 Million DVD Players Recalled by Wal-Mart
• Yahoo Wins Ruling Over Webcasting Fees
• Microsoft, Yahoo oppose Google books deal
• AT&T to Require Smartphone Users to Have SP Data
• FCC Looks Into Apple Rejection of Google App
• Hardware Hackers Create a Modular Motherboard
• More Patent Lawsuits Hit Microsoft
• Microsoft's Bing wins share from Google, Yahoo
• Hackers break into police computer as sting
• Survey Finds Xbox 360 Breaks 5 Times More than PS3
• Sony rolling out new, cheaper PlayStation 3
• Gmail Passes AOL, Trails Yahoo and Hotmail
• IBM uses DNA to make next-gen microchips
• Facebook to face off with new Web rivals
• Netscape Founder Helping to Make New Browser
• Symantec Discovers a Botnet on Twitter
• Newsweek: Why 3-D is the future of television
• Microsoft workers seek Office suggestions
• Judge Orders Microsoft to Stop Selling Word
• Windows 7: The good, the bad, the unknown
• With latest ruling, TiVo-EchoStar battle slogs on
• Is Google's open-source advocacy a patent-busting
• Judge Rules Against RealDVD
• Microsoft, Nokia form alliance to rival RIM
• Next iTunes to Support Blu-ray?
• Microsoft joins HTML 5 standard fray in earnest
• What knocked out Twitter? Attacks on blogger
• HELP ME!
• Security Scene: Beware of Bots
• Gag the Internet, Obama has plans.
• Twitter Staff Accounts Reportedly Hacked
• Newsweek: Can Bing take on Google?
• Microsoft Chief: In 10 years, computers & You
• Federal Jury: Music Downloader Owes $1.92 Million
• Coppola Objects to 'Godfather' Video Game
• Apple Unveils Faster iPhone, Drastic Price Cuts
• Christian Film Industry Going Mainstream
• NYT: Millions face blank screens in TV switch
• ‘Land of the Lost’ mostly a routine expedition
• Can 'Project Natal' Dethrone Nintendo?
• Sony to Unveil Smaller, Lighter PlayStation
• Surviving Beatles Unveil 'Rock Band' Game
• Microsoft's New Search Engine Puts Porn in Motion
• Europeans: U.S. Should Give Up Control of Internet
• Preparing to shut down the web?
• IBM Supercomputer to Compete on 'Jeopardy!'
• Facebook Exposed
• AT&T Shutting Down Its Internet Phone Service
• Apple approves 'Baby Shaker' for App Store
• Video Game Industry Sales Fall
• Time Warner Cable Gets Protests On Metered Broadba
• Twitter Can Make You Immoral, Claim Scientists
• Congressman Unveils Bill to Fight ISP Caps
• EA Breaks Law with Brass Knuckles
• eBay casts off StumbleUpon
• Patches for windows & warning to Apple Users
• BlackBerry outage
• Does AP know how its YouTube channel works?
• Germany Imposes Fines Against Microsoft
• Jury Orders Microsoft To Pay $388M To Uniloc Over
• Google And Microsoft Clash Over Twitter
• Can You Be Secure Without Vista?
• GPS: Simple Convenience or Security Risk?
• Microsoft Security Intelligence Report Shows Rogue
• Spam Overwhelms E-mail Messages
• Fear of viruses could be causing PC attacks
• Time Warner Cable explains switch to usage-based f
• 4Chan: The Rude, Raunchy Underbelly of the
• IBM And Sun: There Will Be Blood
• Government Agencies Make Friends With New Media
• UK: Facebook And Co 'Face Big Brother Monitoring'
• Computer Virus 'Time Bomb' Could Go Off April 1
• Ultimate Virtual Reality "Will Trigger Five Sense
• Colonies of 'Cybots' May Defend Government Network
• Hacker Trashes U.S. Army PCs; Faces 70 Years
• Social websites harm children's brains
• Bill proposes ISPs, Wi-Fi keep logs for police
• Heads up Trojan Horse Silentbanker
• Facebook CEO: Trust Us
• Ya know computers lie?
• Windows Vista Recovery
• Understanding IP Address and how it works
• Google Is Watching You
• The $10 laptop coming to you from India
• Global Google glitch panics millions by flagging
• Christopher
• Senate Close to Agreement to Delay Digital TV
• WARNING
• Apple's Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• FCC chief: Don't delay digital TV switch
• Is Microsoft Giving Up on Vista?
• 'Cybergeddon' fear stalks US: FBI
• Freeze plagues Microsoft's Zune player
• Windows 7 Leaked To The Internet
• New international rules for the internet
• Christmas shut-down in Silicon Valley
• Warner Pulls Music From YouTube
• Major Internet Explorer Security Flaw!!
• HELP AGAIN!!
• WAAAAA!!
• Testing Caz I'm a Dufuss
• Teacher threatens to call the cops over Linux
• Can anyone reccommend ????
• Pioneer Has 400GB Blu-ray Disc
• Apple Says No Reasonable Person Would Believe
• Apple suggests Mac users install antivirus softwar
• Microsft to Hook up with DHS
• A computer 55,000 times faster than your PC
• Microsoft Takes 7 Years to Fix Security Exploit
• LG, Sharp Plead Guilty In Price-Fixing Scheme
• GOOGLE REPORTS FLU SEARCHES TO FEDS
• iPod Headphones Can Jam Heart Devices
• Internet attacks growing more potent and complex
• Puter Probs
• We will be censored soon.
• Heads-Up Mac & Linux People
• Microsoft to release critical security patch today
• The "Manchurian microchip" is now in your computer
• US Army, and video games?
• FCC official: Digital TV switch will be messy
• Fake YouTube Pages Carry Dangerous Viruses
• Flexible screen could lead to foldable computers
• Internet Running Out of Addresses, Warns Expert
• Don't Yahoo!!!!
• Downloaded GIMP
• INFO ON CELL PHONES !!!
• IPhone Takes Screenshots of Everything You Do
• EA spawns Spore -- which may be a benevolent god
• Google knows your face...
• Microsoft proposes age-limited digital playgrounds
• Chrome: Google's biggest threat to your privacy
• Google CEO: We Need Gov't Regulation of ISP's
• Microsoft Internet Exp. 8 to Include 'Porn Mode
• Al Qaeda Aliens
• Fishburne Fixin' for CSI Gig
• Google Finds No Privacy On Private Roads
• Is eBay Headed Out of the Auction Biz?
• Fake Lines for Polish iPhone Launch
• Linux Popularity Across the Globe
• iTunes disappears behind Great Firewall of China
• Toshiba Works on Improving Regular DVD Output
• Time Warner Urged to try 'Pick and Pay' Cable
• The Compact Disc Turns 26
• Sonic Module
• Yahoo Spent $36M Fighting Off Microsoft
• Slowing Light To Speed Up The Internet
• Leading Computer Scientists Defend Student Hackers
• Netflix slammed by problems
• Why Microsoft and Intel tried to kill the XO
• Hackers Gather in Vegas to Share Tips
• YouTube Still Not Making Money
• 106 mpg 'air car' creates buzz, questions
• Vision 2015: Consolidation of US INTEL into Global
• iPhone Excess
• Microsoft sees end of Windows era
• Bill Would Allow ID Theft Victims to Sue
• Gaping Internet security hole discovered
• Could 'iPorn' be the new parental headache?
• BitDefender - The future of security now!
• Why Bush's NSA Wire tapping is defeated by VoIP
• Hamlet 2 - More Filth From Hollywood
• Broadband In 77% of Homes By 2012?
• AP plans guidelines on how much Web sites can copy
• A flashy Facebook page, at a cost to privacy
• Medvedev calls for Cyrillic Internet domain
• OSX Virus For Sale
• Study: Online Banking Riskier Than Assumed
• Experts: Hackers Starting to Target Apple's Macs
• China Passes U.S. in Number of Internet Users
• Super-Cooled Quantum Computing Is Coming
• FCC may punish Comcast over Web blocking
• ‘Lost’ creators know how series will end
• Google Gadget Malware
• Gateway to Stop Selling PCs Through Web Site
• Google Counts More Than 1 Trillion Unique URLs
• The Real Story of HDTV Standards—There Aren't Any
• Microsoft to Acquire DATAllegro
• Green 500 List Puts IBM Supercomputers at the Top
• Attack Code Released for New DNS Attack
• University Develops Transistors Made Of Paper
• Are Google Maps good or evil?
• Dark Knight movie reflects real martial law
• Artist' Video Game Challenges Players To Kill Bush
• Crucifixion
• Google Freezing Anti-Obama Blogger's Accounts
• Hollywood
• AMD changes CEO as turnaround pressure intensifies
• Computer Spyware
• S. Korea Court Convicts Ex-Samsung Boss
• Web-based Program Gives the Blind Internet Access
• Dell Faces A Class Action Lawsuit From Workers
• Microsoft Faces Lawsuit Over Silverlight
• Researchers Look To Air-Condition Computer Chips
• YouTube, Viacom agree to mask user identities
• TV drama has Muslim being beheaded by Christian
• New Optical Chip Can Enable Networks up to 640 Gbp
• An anti-virus warning.....
• Ways to realize your Internet connection's slow
• Microsoft, Google Demand Privacy Legislation
• Hackers exploit US-Iran tensions
• FREE Microsoft Mobile Business Resource Kit!
• Get Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Free
• The Best Free Software Utilities
• Computers Log All Keystrokes
• Free AVG 8.0 Virus Protection for Computers
• AT&T May Charge Heavy Broadband Users Extra
• INTERNET 2 - Imminent Restriction & Privatization
• 10 Cool Things to Try With Windows Vista
• Download the freeOffice 2007 Compatibility Pack
• Download Silverlight and discover Microsoft Videos
• Download the Latest PC utilities!
• Gates Says Big Changes in Store for Internet
• Google Releases Google Health for Medical Records
• FCC Delays on Free Internet Plan
• U.S. Achieves Supercomputer Milestone
• Plan To Kill Internet By 2012 Leaked?