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Microsoft admits Halo:Reach flaw Disc read error Software giant Microsoft has confirmed that a small number of Halo: Reach players are suffering from a mysterious spate of ‘disc read’ errors. In a statement, Microsoft said that it was aware of a very small number of customers reporting that...

Online scammers target teens Need someone more stupid Online scammers are starting to gear their schemes to target rich kids without any brains. For years, online scams have looked for the terminally dumb who will write large cheques to people in Nigeria for no apparent reason. Now, according...

Club3D enters PSU market With five new PSU models Graphics card maker Club3D has decided to enter the PSU market and has released a total of five new modular power supply units that will be a part of its Switching Power Supply series. The new series will be available as a 400, 600, 700, 850...

HTC's tablet to be powered by Tegra 2 Comes in Q1 2011 According to a fresh report from Digitimes, HTC's rumoured tablet PC might be based on Nvidia's Tegra 2 platform. The rumour apparently originated from Taiwan-based notebook maker Pegatron Technology, which landed orders from the...

Check Point Software peddling scareware ZoneAlarm firewall gear getting complaints Complaints are coming in that the Check Point software is using the same technique of scaring people into using its products as cyber scammers. For a while the FBI has been hunting for the scalps of those...

Konami buries the hatchet with Harmonix Rock Band plays on The gaming industry has been waiting to hear the outcome of a particularly nasty patent case that was brewing between Konami and Harmonix. The claim was that the Rock Band game infringes on Konami's music game patents. For months the...

Michael Jackson to get an MMO game Flogging a dead king of pop In the never ending display of human hypocrisy, the trend towards simply loving people who die continues. So, we now learn that Michael Jackson is not only supposed to get a dancing game, but an MMO game as well. The team...

AMD shows off autumn CPU lineup Something old, something new AMD has announced a several new parts and a new price list. Truth be told, most of the processors in question aren’t really all that new, as we’ve already talked about them weeks ago. The six-core Phenom II X6 1075T should retail at...

CoD premium service is coming Activision still sorting out the details As we have said previously, Activision is on a quest to launch a subscription model in conjunction with the Call of Duty franchise and now COO Thomas Tippl has confirmed that the company is working on such a model, and it is...

BlackPad name might be off the table RIM could choose to go with SurfBook, instead The name BlackPad never really seems to have attracted much in the way of attention and, in fact, some have said that the name simply was no good. Another possible name has come to the surface for the elusive...

Storm 3 is on the horizon for RIM Will offer a trackpad as part of the design RIM is apparently hard at work on the Storm 3, according to reports that we are hearing from sources close to the company. The Storm 3 will be the third generation offering in the Storm family and the first to...

Alan Wake to get one more DLC Will be final episode for the title After a long wait, Alan Wake finally arrived. Its arrival marked a new chapter in gaming, as developer Remedy tried to do something new and despite some positive reviews for the title, sales apparently didn’t exactly set the...

Nvidia to stream GTC Jensen will tell us what’s new in Nvidia world Nvidia will stream a GTC 2010 keynote by CEO Jensen Huang tomorrow and we’re expecting to hear more about the company’s plans and direction it will take in the future. He will probably talk about the power of High...

Foxconn intros new 1.8GHz Atom boards More ITX muscle Foxconn has introduced two new ITX flavored Atom motherboards with a twist. Unlike most Atom boards on the market, Foxconn’s new series does not use 1.6GHz parts, but rather the dual-core Atom D525 and single-core D425, both clocked at...

Facebook dismisses phone rumours Don’t need it Facebook has officially denied media reports alleging that the social networking giant is developing its own phone brand. The company maintains that it is interested in Facebook integration on mobile phones, but nothing more than that. “Whenever...

Nvidia working on external notebook graphics Eve of the new notebook gaming We had a chance to talk to Nvidia’s General manger of Notebook group Mr Rene Haas and we heard that Nvidia wants to continue working on and improving notebook graphics. It looks like the future of Nvidia is raising the...

Nvidia aware of Intel as a tough competitor Geforce VP confirms It is funny that Nvidia and Intel, at least some parts of it beleive that when it comes to graphics, Nvidia and Intel should cooperate together. It was interesting to hear Mr. Ujesh Desai vice president of GeForce desktop business...

AMD has Buldozer CPU prototypes in house Sampling partners in Q4 2010 At its analyst conference call in November, AMD might get ready to talk about some more exact dates on the launch date of its Bulldozer architecture. At this time, AMD is only telling the world that Bulldozer will launch in...

22nm Atom has a new core Finally As far back as November last year, we wrote about the 22nm, next, next generation Atom. You can check the original story here. We said that Atom that will follow 32nm comes in 2013, quite some time from now especially considering that we haven't even hit Q4...

RIM BlackPad closer to release Expected to launch in November Some time back we told you that RIM was working on a tablet product to compete with the iPad, and they have gone as far as to register the domain name www.blackpad.com. Our sources tell us that the BlackPad development is in high...