Funny Flash to Explain Hitachi’s New Hard Drive Recording Method
If you care about hard drive capacities, or you just want a laugh. Take a look at THIS flash presentation from Hitachi.
Microsoft Completes Groove Buyout
By Ed Oswald, BetaNews Microsoft announced Friday that its $120 million acquisition of Groove Networks had completed, just days after a Delaware court threw out a lawsuit by a former Groove executive to prevent the merger. Michael Matthews sued because he claimed the deal was unfair to the employees of Read more…
Intel, AMD in Race to Dual-Core
By Ed Oswald, BetaNews.com Locked in a battle to be the first chipmaker to release a dual-core processor, AMD and Intel are both stepping up efforts to bring their chips to the market faster than originally anticipated. AMD, which originally was planning a mid-year release of its dual-core processor, has Read more…
Toms Amazing Mother-Of-All-CPU Benchmarks
tomshardware.com Click HERE for Toms CPU Directx 8 Benchmark
HP’s New Boss
zdnet.com Mark Hurdpresents his mission of improving performance through clear and measurable targets and a “team” approach. Watch the video
Google Doubles GMail Capacity
www.news.com posted by Ian @ 1:05 AM …(Google will) double the free storage on Gmail from 1GB to 2GB, said Georges Harik, Gmail product management director. After that, Google will add a yet-to-be-determined amount of extra storage daily, with no plans to stop…
No Cost Difference Between Windows and Linux
By Reuters …”What we found is that costs are not really dependent on the underlying functionality in the core operating system,” DiDio said. In the independent study, 88 percent of respondents said that the quality, performance and reliability of Windows was equal to or better than Linux. Linux, which can Read more…
Microsoft Releases 64 Bit Versions of Windows XP and 2003 Server along with SP1 for Windows 2003
By Ian Matthews of www.commodore.ca Today Microsoft released 64 bit editions of Windows 2003 Server and Windows XP. Both of these products have the latest service packs already installed. Also released was Service Pack 1 for Windows 2003 server. This will not only increase the level of security in the Read more…
MS Makes Longhorn Avalon Interface Available to Public
Following a release to MSDN subscribers last week, Microsoft has made its March Community Technology Previews of Avalon and Indigo available for public download. Avalon and Indigo are two “fundamentals” of Longhorn, the next release of Windows. Avalon is the presentation subsystem and Indigo is a platform for Web services. Read more…
Microsoft Adds Windows MMS Server Edition
By David Worthington, www.BetaNews.com Following an interview with Orlando Ayala, senior vice president of Microsoft’s small and midmarket solutions group, Microsoft Watch is reporting that a new Windows Server edition will target mid-sized businesses. Known as Windows Midmarket Server (MMS), the SKU may an attempt to duplicate the success Microsoft Read more…
Microsoft Update Enters Beta Testing
By David Worthington, www.BetaNews.com As expected, a beta program for the Microsoft Update (MU) service has opened up to solicit feedback from testers and troubleshoot prior to the site’s scheduled launch later in 2005. The site unifies Microsoft’s patching services and will be the primary destination for updates to Windows, Read more…
Apple Preparing Two Button Mouse?
By Ed Oswald, www.BetaNews.com Apple enthusiast sites are reporting that reliable sources say Apple is developing its first two button mouse, but no specific release date is known. AppleInsider said a change of heart within the company, as well as the push in recent months to regain market share from Read more…
Commodore Makes Comeback with Mpet II
Commodore Makes Comeback with Mpet II By Ed Oswald www.betanews.com Most of us who have been around technology for the better part of the last two decades will remember the name Commodore. Commodore computers were the best selling PCs of the 1980s. However, as Microsoft took center stage, the company Read more…