Microsoft’s Windows OneCare package is now available to the public for testing. The computer-security service won’t be officially released until 2006 and pricing information has yet to be announced (the […]
Last week, a variant of the well-known Sober worm (virus) started spreading via email. Some are calling it the biggest virus attack of the year, and a recent article says […]
Toward the end of last week, I pointed out a deal on Amazon for an HD-DVD player with 10 movies for $174. Interestingly enough, I purchased the player online during […]
A little over a week ago I asked for help in choosing between the two next generation movie formats: HD DVD and Blu-ray. I have had all the necessary equipment […]
Andy Carvin was at the WSIS summit in Tunis and interviewed the chief technology officer for MIT’s $100 laptop project. The video is informative and provides a unique look at […]
We at Computers.net strive to provide an environment where readers find a unique blend of relevant computer news and do-it-yourself computer help. Now we’d like to make it even easier […]
With the news of Firefox 3 Beta 1 being released, I just couldn’t help myself. I wanted to see what was in store for the Orange Carnivore from Mountain View. […]
While many computer users are now familiar with using CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy and paste, few realize just how many keyboard shortcuts are built into Windows. Computers.net has compiled […]
This last week or so will likely be the most exciting this year for any avid PC gamer: both Crysis and Unreal Tournament III have been released (not to mention […]
Introduction USB Flash drives are known by many names including thumb drives, jump drives, keychain drives, and USB memory keys. They have very quickly become the portable storage media of […]
