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Intel investigating mind reading phones Context aware Chipzilla's top boffin Justin Rattner, has been showing off a new form of "context-aware computing" which he thinks is becoming more of a reality with the rise of mobile gear. The idea is that the devices could be doing things with that...

Extreme Engineering reveals new military board Now you know what the big guns want Extreme Engineering is releasing the XPedite553 conduction which is an air-cooled 3U CompactPCI single board computer based on Freescale Semiconductor's dual-core QorIQ P2020 processor. The computer is being...

AMD talks about Bulldozer's new memory controller Details AMD is starting to provide small amounts of details about its Bulldozer micro-architecture. According to Xbit Labs, AMD wants to redesign the memory controller of its new central processing units (CPUs) in order to speed up memory...

UMC bosses not guilt of illegal investment Walk free after retrial The former chairman and vice-chairman of UMC have walked free from court after being accuited of illegal investment in China-based Hejian Technology. Robert Tsao and John Hsuan, were both been found not guilty of the charges...

Malware turns to blackmail Choice between blackmail or credit card theft The latest breed of malware threatens to blackmail you by telling the world+dog about all the porn sites you visit. If you are dumb enough to pay, the software just sends all your credit card details to Russian criminals...

Gigabyte shows Sandy Bridge P67 motherboard 4 PCIe slots for lot of SLI/CF We managed to score some pictures of Gigabyte’s latest P67-based Sandy Bridge motherboard dubbed Gigabyte GA P67A-UD7. The board is black, made with enthusiasts in mind and it comes with 24-phase power VRMs designed for...

Sandy Bridge GPU gets disabled with discrete GPU One or the other We’ve learned one more about Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPU and its more interesting graphics part. Sandy Bridge graphics support dual displays, but once you plug in a discrete graphics card in PCIe slot, the Sandy Bridge magic will...

Fusion Swift 45nm didn’t work Catastrophic yields And now we have an update on what happened to Swift, AMD’s 45nm Fusion that was cancelled some time ago. This product was originally announced at AMD’s Analyst Day back in December 2007 and it was supposed to bring a single and dual core CPU...

Zacate Fusion works at 1.6GHz 500MHz DirectX 11 graphics inside We were lucky to find out that the demo unit that AMD showed to various journalists at a hotel near the Moscone center works at 1.6GHz. This is a dual core Bobcat based CPU with Radeon 5500 equivalent graphics, 18W TPD and at...

HTC officially launches its new Desire smartphones Desire HD and Desire Z During its London event, HTC has officially announced its two latest Android Desire series phones, the Desire HD and Desire Z. The Desire HD is company's new 4.3-inch flagship packed inside an aluminum casing while the...

HTC working on Android 3.0 tablet PC For Q1 2011 According to Digitimes' component makers sources, HTC might be preparing a Android 3.0 equipped tablet PC for the first quarter of 2011. This sounds like a logical move for HTC considering its ties to Google and various mobile carriers around...

OCZ shows new DDR3 modules ULV and ELV memory After quite some time, OCZ has released a new additions to its memory lineup, the new Ultra-Low Voltage and Extreme-Low Voltage memory modules for Intel platforms. The new memory modules will be a parto of Reaper, HPC, Gold and Platinum series kits...

Powercolor shows its new PSU line Extreme and Gaming series Adding a bit more flare to its graphics card business, Powercolor has rolled out two new lines of power supply units, the Extreme and Gaming series. Featuring models that range from 500W to 1000W, the new Powercolor power supplies...

CoolerMaster HAF 912 Plus tested Review: Smaller, lighter and cheaper Today is HAF 912 Plus' official launch date, and we've obviously been busy since the earlier HAF 912 Plus preview. We now know that there will be three versions of this case launching at particular regions; Asia gets the...

POV/TGT GTS 450 comes later To be fastest on the market We had a chance to check out what is going on with TGT's GTS 450 version and we were told that the card should end up to be the fastest one on the market but it will take a few days 'till TGT scores the highest and the most stable...

PS2 compatibility box coming for PS3? Sony patent suggests that could be the case Since Sony dropped the PlayStation 2 compatibility from the PlayStation 3 early on as a price move to get the price of the console down, we have not heard as much hype as we did at the launch of the PlayStation 3...

StarCraft II cheaters to be dealt with Blizzard to use the ban hammer soon Are you one of those accounts that have been identified by Blizzard as using unauthorized hacks or mods to cheat at StarCraft II? Well, Blizzard takes cheating seriously, and they have issued a warning to cheaters that...

In-game ads do actually work Gatorade sales go up, thanks to EA Sports titles The debate has been going on for some time as to how effective in-game advertising really is. Apparently, it is much more effective than one might think. In fact, Electronic Arts helped boost the sales of Gatorade...

Best Buy to sell iPad at all stores Could be in response to adding Kindle Best Buy has confirmed that they will be adding the Apple iPad to their inventory in all U.S. stores. The news isn’t really surprising, considering that the company has been a partner with Apple for some time; and Best...

Iranian lifeline to world cut Security fears Software which was designed to help Iranians escape government control of the web has been withdrawn over fears that it was too easy to hack. Haystack was designed to help people in the country communicate via the web without revealing who they...