Wolfgang Gruener

Kingston has released a new version of its HyperX memory. The "Beast" is an addition to the "Predator" series and is designed to attract interest from those who are looking for a unique appearance as well as high capacities.

Sony has announced that, as of November 4, it has sold 70 million units of the PlayStation 3.

Following the theft of a NASA notebook on October 31, NASA is taking a dramatic step to ensure that critical data will remain protected.

The world's most prestigious supercomputers are usually spotlighted in the Top500 list of the world's fastest systems.

Fans of the alternative Android distribution CyanogenMod are now able to download version 10, which is based on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean).

Don't say you are surprised.

The number of fixed broadband subscriber will approach 618.7 million by the end of this year, according to market research firm ABI Research.

The U.S. government increasingly sees a pressing need to address security threats against IT networks effectively.

Cray unveiled its Cascade supercomputer architecture, one of the first to support Intel's upcoming Xeon Phi accelerators.

Could an attractive avatar convince you to moderate your eating style?

There is an untapped power source in your inner ear.

Mozilla developer Taras Glek promises a big performance boost for Firefox 18.

Intel released the 32 nm generation of its Itanium processor series, now known as the 9500-series.

I have to admit that it has been a while since I last used a Chromebook. Even my beloved Cr-48 has been collecting dust in a row of abandoned notebooks in a corner of my office.

The National Center For Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) has opened its Blue Waters system to the science community.

Nvidia just released a new version of its GeForce Linux drivers.

Audi announced that it will not be selling the electric version of its R8 supercar.

DRAM is beginning the week with another decline and no signs of price stabilization.

The old and new president of the U.S. has taught us over the past four years how he believes technology issues should be integrated into the government's policy.

We are not exactly surprised that MIPS has been acquired since the company was shopping for a buyer for several months.

AMD is losing two more high-ranking executives.

After more than four years of investigation, the IRS has closed an audit of the Mozilla Foundation.

Kim Dotcom has big plans for New Zealand's internet infrastructure.

Emulators are a fantastic tool to get antique Atari ST, Amiga and C64 games to run on your PC. In the future, there may be an emulator that is solving ARM headaches.

Gefen has upgraded its HDMI range extender and now enables 1080p full HD with 3DTV pass-through to be transmitted over just one CAT5 cable instead of two. The range remains at 330 feet or 100m.