Archive for: February 14, 2008

Filed under: Cellphones
While we certainly thought Modu’s modular handset had promise when we played with it at MWC a couple days ago, the company’s founder seems to think the little handset is about to shake things up in a big way — in an interview with Israel’s TheMarker Dov Moran said that “all …

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Filed under: Laptops
Just in case Walt’s teaser shot and pages upon pages of specifications weren’t sufficient to satisfy your curiosity about the forthcoming X300, we’ve got a pretty good concept the photos waiting in the link below just might. certain decent, we’ve come across a number of crystal …

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DAEMON Tools is an advanced application for Microsoft Windows which provides one of the best optical media emulation in the industry DAEMON Tools enabling you to use your CD DVD images as if they were already burned to CD DVD
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Changes in DT 4 12 1 compared to the previous version 4 12 0

What 39 s new

Multilanguage setup support
Languages updates
Hot keys settings
Some GUI features for DT Panel Searching dialog M amp D manager Lookup view mode options etc

Bugs fixed
Some minor GUI bugs
Setup bugs

ATI Catalyst 8 2 WHQL Included
Radeon trade display driver 8 453
Multimedia Center trade 9 16 Windows XP only
HydraVision trade Windows XP only
HydraVision trade Basic Edition Windows XP only
Remote Wonder 3 04 Windows XP only
WDM Driver Install Bundle
Southbridge IXP Driver
Catalyst trade Control Center Version 8 2

ATI Catalyst 8 2 WHQL Included
Radeon trade display driver 8 453
Multimedia Center trade 9 16 Windows XP only
HydraVision trade Windows XP only
HydraVision trade Basic Edition Windows XP only
Remote Wonder 3 04 Windows XP only
WDM Driver Install Bundle
Southbridge IXP Driver
Catalyst trade Control Center Version 8 2

Comodo Firewall Pro will secure your system against internal attacks such as Trojan viruses malicious software and external attacks by hackers With a user friendly single click interface you can allow or block access to the Internet offering complete immunity to attacks and total protection of your personal information Real time traffic monitoring enables you to react instantly to threats and identify bandwidth bottlenecks Silent Security Technology means no needless alerts with out of the box protection against hackers Trojans and other unknown threats

Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
We’re not precisely certain what’s going on in Toshiba land, but shortly after not-exactly-believable whispers made the rounds of the firm suddenly deciding to try its hand at making a Blu-ray player, we’re now seeing reports stating that it will pull the plug …

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Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
Boy Genius just grabbed himself one o’ them newfangled white Centros for AT&T for a good, old fashioned unboxing, and guess what? The keypad’s green. Yep, we can’t believe it either. Body’s white, keypad’s green. Seriously, we couldn’t produce that up. Before y…

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Filed under: LaptopsWe already saw Intel’s Penryn lineup invade Dell’s XPS M1330, but now folks gunning for its (much) larger sibling can finally get in on the new CPU action, too. That’s right folks, effectively immediately, prospective M1730 buyers can choose a 2.4GHz T8300, 2.5GHz T9300, 2.6GHz T…

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There are a number of citizen journalism sites out there that let everyday people eport on the events in their neighborhoods and communities. Those sites range from the weak and rant-filled like LiveLeak to the professional and well organized like NowPublic.

CNN is stepping into the fray with its new citizen journalism site, iReport. The site was launched yesterday, and offers a host of tools that let the public share their thoughts and video on issues ranging from local news and community updates to national and international events.

CNN's iReport has been in the works for a while. All of the content at iReport is generated by the members, and the service invites anyone interested in taking part in the project to sign up. Members can produce their own videos, political and editorial cartoons, photos, and upload them to iReport to share with the rest of the community. CNN will even reach out to iReport members they feel are doing well and feature their content on the air.

It's no surprise that the bulk of the videos and commentary at iReport have to do with the Presidential primaries and other political topics, but other members upload photos and videos to discuss news events in their backyards. One member posted video of brush fires that broke out near his hometown, and another has a photo gallery of Greensburg, Kansas before and after the storms that passed through that area a few weeks ago.

Members can also comment on each ...

You've got to hand it to Yahoo! In spite of the search company's recent tough times and the fact that all the press on them lately has been focused on Microsoft potentially hostile bid, Yahoo! keeps on trucking, buying up companies willy-nilly, like a good media conglomerate.

Earlier in the week, Yahoo! announced its latest acquisition: the online video platform provider, Maven, for a cool $160 million. Maven manages, monetizes, and distributes video for more than 30 media outlets, including Fox News, Sony BMG, CBS Sports, Hearst, Gannett, Scripps Networks, and The Financial Times.

"Video is projected to be the fastest growing segment of the online ad market, and Maven will significantly help advance Yahoo!'s strategy, expanding the video opportunity for publishers and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness for advertisers," said Yahoo!'s EVP, Global Partner Solutions, Hilary Schneider. "This is a big win for publishers, advertisers, consumers and for Yahoo!"

The buy is aimed at increasing Yahoo!'s viability as a conduit for online advertising, a space largely dominated by its main competitor, Google. Ultimately, however, it may just sweeten the deal for Microsoft, which clearly has an eyes on the online video prize.

Filed under: Gaming
Those pesky analysts are at it again, and that instance it’s serious: Evan Wilson of Pacific Crest Securities says we can expect a sequel to the Wii in 2010, to be followed by a new Xbox later that year. Obviously it’s something on the minds of all three of the gaming hardware gi…

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