The latest info from our good friends those “people familiar with the matter” is that Google is in advanced talks with two U.S. cellphone operators: Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel. […]
The Bush Administration has announced that starting in October 2006 all U.S. passports will be implanted with computer chips. These chips will allow government officials to know when you have […]
News.com has an article about a recent study which claims that $217 million is wasted each year in the United Kingdom alone due to computers that are left on when […]
Intel has a new technology called “Robson,” which it showed off in Taipei on Monday. The idea is for add-in flash memory cards to hold the information necessary to start […]
The Wall Street Journal Reports that Microsoft has released a free update for Windows XP Media Center that allows computers with this operating system to link with the upcoming Xbox […]
According to Engadget, the European Commission has just announced plans for a unified music license to be used across all member countries. The hope is to boost demand for online […]
News.com released two articles within a few hours of each other that focus on the lack of American data privacy standards and the rising threat of spyware. The first article […]
The new video iPod is here and will ship as early as next week. It includes a 2.5-inch wide color screen, which is larger than the screens of previous iPods, […]
A group called the Enhanced Wireless Consortium has recently proposed new wireless technology capable of transmission rates up to 600Mbps. This is over 10 times the speed of current wireless […]
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