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A Branch chat between various high-profile members of the Apple community, including John Gruber and MG Siegler, has revealed that iOS 7 is running behind schedule, but will include a new design.

Max Slater-Robins · Apr 3, 2013 · Hot! with 70 comments

The Super Bowl is one of the largest sporting events on earth. It attracts hundreds of millions of viewers each year and even more dollars will be spent on advertising. Have you ever...

Brad Sams · Jan 31, 2009 · Hot! with 10 comments

What are you currently paying for your text messaging? Is it 20 or 25 cents or are you one of the millions of users who buy a text messaging package with your phone plan...

Brad Sams · Dec 29, 2008 · Hot! with 96 comments

Google's Chrome is going from strength to strength with new features being added in the nightly builds and being announced, so its no surprise that Google are considering dropping the beta tag for the software....

Damien Reynolds · Dec 10, 2008 · Hot! with 16 comments

Microsoft put a huge amount of effort into PDC 2008 to ensure it showcased Windows 7 and touch computing at its best. Now that it's all over we all know about Windows 7, touch computing...

Tom Warren · Nov 18, 2008 · Hot! with 19 comments

Apple's teasing commercials that imply its software is safer than Microsoft's may not quite match the facts, according to new research revealed at the Black Hat conference on Thursday. Researchers from the Swiss Federal...

· Mar 28, 2008 · Hot! with 7 comments

Mr. Rubin is one of the primary architects behind another product that also smacks of potential Ã¼ber-coolness — the Google Phone. As Google's "director of mobile platforms," Mr. Rubin oversees dozens of engineers who are...

· Nov 4, 2007 · Hot! with 23 comments

The U.S. is lagging behind other industrialized nations in the availability and use of high-speed broadband connections, according to a report released today by the Washington-based Communications Workers of America. The report, based on aggregated...

· Jun 26, 2007 · Hot! with 35 comments

In case you missed it, Google recently launched a new feature on its mapping service that allows people to see a 360-degree view of many streets in the San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Las...

· May 31, 2007 · Hot! with 12 comments

Here is a rundown of some quick statistics comparing Windows 95 and Windows Vista. All prices are in USD. All figures for Windows 95 seem to be verified and although there are sources for the...

· Jan 23, 2007 · Hot! with 36 comments

ExtremeTech: Maybe each of you could quickly go over what your role is in the development and implementation of DirectX 10. David Blythe: My job is basically to spend a lot of time talking...

Steven Parker · Jun 27, 2006 with -1 comments

Jeanson James Ancheta, a well-known member of the "Botmaster Underground" who pleaded guilty in January to federal charges of conspiracy, fraud and damaging U.S. government computers, was given the longest sentence for spreading computer viruses,...

· May 9, 2006 · Hot! with 1 comment

Nvidia, a maker of graphics chips, on Friday announced plans to create a version of its nForce chipset for Intel processor PCs. That's something Nvidia couldn't legally do in the past but can do now,...

· Nov 19, 2004 with -1 comments

Thanks DjmUK At Siggraph today, AMD announced that AMD Opteron™ processor-based servers and workstations are providing the digital backbone for the final Star Wars prequel, Episode III: "Revenge of the Sith." ...

· Aug 14, 2004 · Hot! with -1 comments

When you pay between $250,000 and $2 million dollars for a router you'd expect to get the best. Cisco a while back announced such a router, but it wasn't until today that IBM stepped...

· Jun 9, 2004 with -1 comments

Microsoft agreed to pay Norway's Opera Software $12.75 million to head off a threatened lawsuit over code that made some Web pages on MSN look bad in certain versions of Opera's Web browser, CNET News.com...

· May 24, 2004 with -1 comments

Mario Monti, the European Union's competition commissioner, is vigorously defending his handling of the antitrust case against Microsoft, amid criticism over the size of the fine and for treading on U.S. regulators' toes. ...

· Apr 16, 2004 with -1 comments

A virus writer accused of creating an MSBlast variant last year is to face a Romanian court this week and could be sentenced to 15 years in jail if convicted. Dan Dumitru Ciobanu, 26, is...

· Jan 19, 2004 with -1 comments

The Washington Post examines why the GameCube isn't performing so well, and what has happened to the once almighty Nintendo: At the industry's main trade show this year, Nintendo executives "talked about...

· Dec 26, 2003 · Hot! with -1 comments

Looming competitive and regulatory pressures factored into Microsoft's recent decision to reveal formerly secret pieces of its latest Office software, according to analysts. Microsoft announced that starting Dec. 5, customers and partners will be able...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Dec 1, 2003 with -1 comments

Hot on the heels of The SCO Group's announcement that BayStar Capital has invested $50 million in the company, questions are being raised about whether Microsoft Corp. may have had a role in that investment....

· Oct 17, 2003 with -1 comments

Thanks Timan for posting this on our forum. Many of us are well aware of the buzz surrounding the Phantom gaming console and the promises made by the company developing it. We look...

Marcel Klum · Sep 18, 2003 with -1 comments

THE 64-BIT workstation market has been kind of quiet in the past two years. Why? Well, on one side, Pentium/Xeon 32-bit systems took over the bulk of mainstream 3-D workstation market, and on the other...

· Jun 29, 2003 with -1 comments

Thanks Josh for this one. "It was bound to happen, and it did. As I suspected in my previous column, video games have been brought up as a possible "motive" for sniper suspects...

Marcel Klum · Nov 21, 2002 with 1 comment

A good read, check this out... As you've probably already heard, Audiogalaxy decided to settle out of court with the RIAA for a lot of money and now is blocking ALL...

· Jul 8, 2002 with -1 comments

This is not news but very interesting article from ZDnet Nearly five years ago, a 21-year-old computer-science nerd named Rob Malda made his first postings on a Web site known as Slashdot....

· Jun 25, 2002 with -1 comments

A group of former Dell Computer executives is putting in motion a new company to tackle the tablet PC market. Motion Computing, launched Monday, will manufacture tablet PC devices starting...

· May 20, 2002 with -1 comments

Google today announced that it has documented it's search technology behind the worlds greatest search engine. As a Google user, you're familiar with the speed and accuracy of a Google search. How exactly...

· Apr 1, 2002 with -1 comments

Thanks nemo for this. America Online users, you have unwanted packages -- due either to the activities of malicious hackers, aggressive pop-up ads or a sudden widespread epidemic of shopping amnesia. ...

· Mar 1, 2002 with -1 comments

Relaying results, events and information from the Winter Games to spectators and the media around the world is an Olympian task. On top of that there is security clearance and access to...

· Feb 10, 2002 with -1 comments

Oracle has released a version of its database management software designed for Intel's Itanium processor--a move crucial to the chip's success, according to hardware executives and analysts. Itanium-based servers won't take off commercially until...

· Dec 4, 2001 with -1 comments

Renowned British scientist Stephen Hawking has claimed that humans should be genetically engineered if they are to compete with the phenomenal growth of artificial intelligence. In an interview published on Saturday by...

Steven Parker · Sep 6, 2001 with -1 comments