UK Drops 'Opt-in for Porn' Plans Due to Lack of Support By Jane McEntegart 19 December 2012 Results of public consultation are mixed.
Cyberdyne Unveils Improved Robotsuit HAL By Wolfgang Gruener 22 October 2012 Japan-based Cyberdyne unveiled a new, radiation-protected version of its exoskeleton HAL, which is designed to be used for workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Cooler Master Debuts the Elite 120 By Partner Content 21 August 2012 Cooler Master, an industry leading chassis, thermal solution, and peripheral solution provider, is proud to announce the all-new Elite 120 Advanced.
TomTom and CoPilot to Tackle Olympic 2012 Traffic By Jane McEntegart 24 July 2012 TomTom and CoPilot reveal plans to keep traffic moving during the Olympics.
Cadillac Has Impressive Car System, But Won't Offer Google By Douglas Perry 22 July 2012 It is obvious that GM is extremely proud of its CUE entertainment system interface. If you have some time to play with the system in the brag edition of the spanking new Cadillac XTS sedan, you immediately understand why.
Blizzard Further Responds to Banning Linux Users in Diablo 3 By Douglas Perry 05 July 2012 There has been quite a bit of controversy surrounding Diablo 3 and users, who are running the game on not officially supported operating systems, getting banned.
Deals June 14: 30% off Creative Wireless Headset Bundle By Jane McEntegart 14 June 2012 Some bargains to go with your Thursday afternoon tech news!
Amazon's LoveFilm Now Offering HD Streaming in UK By Jane McEntegart 02 June 2012 European streaming service now serving up HD content in the UK and Germany.
Wikileaks Launches Social Network for Supporters By Jane McEntegart 29 May 2012 A place to support Wikileaks and connect with people that share your beliefs.
Chinese DDoS Attack Takes Down UK Domain Registrar By Jane McEntegart 25 May 2012 An early statement from 123-reg mentioned that the attack originated from China.
The Pirate Bay: Please Don't Target ISPs with DDoS Attacks By Jane McEntegart 11 May 2012 The Pirate Bay says DDos attacks are not the answer.
Netgear Intros ''World's First'' 802.11ac Wi-Fi Router By Kevin Parrish 26 April 2012 Netgear is releasing a new 802.11ac router in May, starting at $199.99.
University of Florida to Cut CISE Dept Budget Drastically By Jane McEntegart 23 April 2012 The University of Florida has come under fire for a proposal that would the budget for the school's CISE department take a huge hit.
Lenovo's Intel Atom-powered Medfield Phone to Launch Next Month By Jane McEntegart 12 April 2012 Lenovo's Medfield phone to debut in May.
G.SKILL announces DDR3 32GB laptop memory kit for Apple iMac 2011 By Partner Content 10 April 2012 April 5th 2012. G.SKILL, the worldwide leading high performance memory designer, has released the 32GB DDR3 1333MHz laptop memory kit for Apple iMac 2011.
Epic Licenses Out Unreal Engine 3 for FBI, Gov't Training By Marcus Yam 29 March 2012 To help build the space marines of the future.
Olympics to Put Huge Strain on London's Networks By Jane McEntegart 21 March 2012 Everyone's going to be tweeting, checking in and streaming, but will London be able to cope?
Genesys Logic Offers USB 3.0 Webcam Controller GL3620 By Doug Crowthers 02 January 2012 Genesys Logic claims that it will exhibit the world's first USB 3.0 Isochronous webcam controller chip GL3620 at CES 2012 in Las Vegas.
Roku to Expand, Bring Set-top Boxes to the UK and Canada By Jane McEntegart 18 November 2011 Roku has announced that it will expand outside of the United States and bring its media streaming boxes to the United Kingdom and Canada.
Netgear Intros Dual-Band 450Mbps Router, NeoTV By Kevin Parrish 15 September 2011 NETGEAR launched both a dual-band Wireless-N router and a gadget that turns your TV into a connected "smart TV."
