Aaron Heibert

For the first time in five months, Microsoft has release three new add-ons for Windows Vista Ultimate edition.

Some of the current naming conventions used in Nvidia cards tends to confuse some consumers.

Trying to decide what your next upgrade is going to be, and when you plan on doing it? Well how about a little information that could help you decide.

If you can read this text your card has not failed. On a serious note – AMD partner Diamond Multimedia is reporting that it has shipped 15,000 up to potentially 20,000 Radeon 3800 series cards that suffer from an apparent ‘design / manufacture’ defects.

It seems as though Microsoft is taking complaints about bloating in Windows Vista seriously and has decided to leave a few features off the plate for Windows 7.

It appears that IBM is feeling a little ‘left-out’ when it comes to organizations that set the standards for software interoperability with concerns that their processes are not always fair.

Trying to decide what your next upgrade is going to be, and when you plan on doing it? Well how about a little information that could help you decide.

Virtual reality (VR) has been an interest spreading from average consumers right up to government and military application.

Since the announcement of the mass layoffs from HP, rumors have been flying around as to exactly which departments are really going to get their doors closed.

Online clearing houses have reported nearly an 18 percent plunge in two weeks on DRAM bringing prices to a new low.

If it wasn’t enough that RIAA and MPAA started hunting down individuals for piracy – we now have Activision following suit.

With all the raging and ranting about piracy going around these days – developers getting miffed about losing profits to piracy and people voiding warranties just so they don’t have to pay for games.

360 Nvidia employees soon to be "downsized"

Suffering lag issues? Need that extra few milliseconds knocked off your ping?

The word Conspiracy and Government tend to go hand-in-hand for most people.

Some of you might remember way back in the day when you could get the 3D VR glasses.

Microsoft began to take security of their operating systems and applications around 2001 when coding problems in many of its products left open doors to a whole wave of malicious programs.

At one time or another in our lives we are trusted with secrets.

We bring you the latest CPU and chipset plans from AMD through to the second half of 2009.

HP has acknowledged this effort as the ‘customer experience’ group.

There has been some talk about Nvidia not releasing any new GPU’s any time soon, but ELSA's presentation slip could offer a peek at what's next.

A recent patent application filed by Google Inc. is sure to float your boat.

Everybody has some form of home entertainment system. Ranging from standard televisions with mediocre DVD players to the latest high-definition LCD or plasma displays with custom built HTPC’s. Regardless of what you might have in your home right now and w

Apple and Microsoft could go head-to-head during launch events on September 9

The last of the Penryn class enterprise processors is on the way with six cores