Emergence Day Revealed: Critically Acclaimed Xbox 360 Title Gears of War to Surface Nov. 12, 2006
Countdown begins for the most anticipated game of 2006 as gamers eagerly await the flagship title from Microsoft Game Studios and Epic Games.
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3.8.2006
ATITool 0.27 Beta 1
ATITool is an overclocking utility designed for ATI video cards. Design target is to write a light-weight application for the enthusiast - so no questionable registry tweaks.
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28.2.2007
BIG Comparison of 27 BitTorrent clients
The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of BitTorrent clients. Please see the individual products' articles for further information. This article is not all-inclusive or necessarily up-to-date.
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Windows Home Server, officially available August 27
If theres one computing server product every enthusiast and home-user should be excited about, that would not be Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition for Itanium-Based Systems..
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17.8.2007
27 Vista SP1 Copies Running Simultaneously on the Same Machine
Microsoft never contested the fact that Windows Vista's hardware requirements qualified the latest Windows client as resource hungry, but at the same time, the company did point out that, given the right system, the platform would deliver quite a performance.
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9.6.2008
February 27, 2008: Microsoft plans a triple-play launch
Microsoft announced at its partner conference on July 10 that it will launch Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008 together in a single launch on February 27, 2008, in Los Angeles.
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10.7.2007MS Office 2010 Build 14.0.4417.1000 Download Link and Screenshot Gallery
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05.09.20098 laptop bags that will speed you through airport security
While no one questions the need to properly scan laptops when going through airport security, the requirement to remove them from their protective
cases is a different story. "Naked" notebooks can easily get dropped, damaged, forgotten and even stolen outright. One study done for
Dell estimated that
about 12,000 laptops are lost in U.S. airports
every week -- a claim that
has been
challenged by the
Transportation Security
Administration (TSA). Whatever the numbers are, you don't want your machine, with all its precious data, to become a statistic.
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12.09.2008Google Presentations gets embeddable slide shows
The
Google Docs team, has
posted on their blog about the availability of a few
new features for Google Presentations to start off the new year. The most significant of the new features is the ability to embed slide shows in web
pages. It's not a surprise that Google decided to go this route, given the huge success of embeddable video with
YouTube and other embeddable content around the web.
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06.01.2008New web threat takes advantage of iFrame vulnerability, making its way to the U.S.
Security firm Trend Micro
said
that it has discovered a new
threat that is currently
making the rounds on the
Internet. The threat is based
on an iFrame vulnerability in
webpage code to plant a
keylogger to steal user
passwords, or turn computers
into proxy servers for various
other attacks.
Trend
Micro said that the threat
could have originated from a
computer Trojan-making kit and
relies on a scenario in which
website owners are unaware
that they are compromised, and
website users are unaware that
surfing through seemingly
legitimate pages can actually
be part of an infection
process. This process,
according to the security
firm, involves a malicious IP
address that is inserted into
the HTML code
(HTML_IFRAME.CU), a download
of malicious Trojans
(TROJ_SMALL.HCK,
TROJ_AGENT.UHL, TROJ_PAKES.NC,
PAKES) from another URL via a
JavaScript routine.
TrendMicro said that the
threat was initially detected
in Italy, but apparently is
making its way to the U.S.
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19.06.2007Windows Preinstallation Environment (PE) screencast Build a Custom Bootdisk
Chris Henley just released a new screencast on his
Blue blog.
This time our master storyteller has created a screencast on Windows PE. In the
screencast Chris shows you how to get up
and running in 17 minutes on a topic thats a bit tricky the first time you do it. Chris has more information in the subject in his blog post at
http://blogs.technet.com/chenley/archive/2008/08/27/custom-win-pe-images.aspx. Theres a direct link there to the video in
case you want to download it and watch it offline.
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28.08.2008Obama inauguration: potentially the 'most viewed event' in history?
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19.01.2009Microsoft Announces Game for Nintendo DS
Although we probably wont ever
be seeing Mario on the Xbox,
one of Microsofts latest
franchises will be hitting a
Nintendo system.
Microsoft announced at
Comic Con that Viva Piñata is
headed to the Nintendo DS. The
title will be based off the
current title for Xbox 360
(also slated for the PC later
this year) rather than the
Party Animals mini-games
package. The Microsoft-owned
game developer studio Rare
will be handling the
development of this title
in-house.
Rare
describes the upcoming title
in a news update on its
website, This is a full-size
Viva Piñata game in your
pocket, featuring not only the
entire range of paper beasts
from the Xbox 360 title but
also a few new ones thrown in
to spice things up for those
familiar with the established
cast...
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31.07.2007Report: Adobe CS3 to Debut March 27
An analyst with Merrill Lynch
says that Adobe will likely
introduce Creative Suite 3
around March 27, with a ship
date that would follow shortly
afterwards. Most important to
this refresh would be native
support for Intel processors
on the Macintosh platform...
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21.02.2007CNET.com Announces First "Webware 100" Award Winners
CNET.com today announced the
winners of its first ever
"Webware 100" Awards. The
Webware 100 winners were
picked by users from a group
of finalists that were
selected by the editors of
Webware.com, a CNET site. The
"Webware 100" Awards
recognizes the best Web 2.0
sites, services, and
applications that are leading
the next wave of innovations.
"True to the Web 2.0
revolution, the innovative
sites and services in the
Webware 100 were chosen by a
community of users and our
editorial team," said CNET
Editor at Large, Rafe
Needleman. "By leveraging the
expertise of our editors, and
the passion of our users, were
able to recognize the
companies that are redefining
how we use computers and the
Internet."
These are
the results: the top 100 Web
apps, 10 in each of 10
categories, determined by
Webware readers and the fans
of the sites that made the
final cut.
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19.06.2007U.S. Consulate Web Site in Russia Breached
On September 10, the Web site for the U.S. Consulate General in St. Petersburg, Russia, was broken into and was serving up malicious iFrames,
according to Sophos security researchers. After trying to load a malicious iFrame onto victims' systems from a remote server, the iFrame then
attempted to silently load even more malware. The site, which has since been cleaned up, was actually only one of 400 compromised sites linking to two
distinct malicious attack sites. The U.S. Consulate site was actually linked to both of those attack sites and was thus compromised with two malicious
iFrames. One of the attack sites is hosted in the United States, while many of the compromised pages are in Russia.
Malicious script being
loaded from the U.S. site tried to exploit several browser vulnerabilities in order to install a Trojan on victims' systems. Sophos says that the
increasing use of automation to re-encrypt and obfuscate Trojans points to a need for a system to continuously monitor files in order to keep up with
detection. " Automation is clearly being used-many script families are updated several times daily, and some of the notorious malware families are
being rebuilt every 1-4 days ," SophosLab's Fraser Howard wrote in an August paper (PDF) titled "Modern Web attacks."
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15.09.2007What we just learned about Windows 7
Ina Fried: For those who want the full interview with Windows engineering head Steven Sinofsky, I've
posted a nearly complete transcript. For those who want the abridged
version, along with some quick analysis, keep reading.
So what exactly did Steven Sinofsky reveal about
Windows 7. I'd boil it down to three things...
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27.05.2008Acer Recalls 27,000 Sony Laptop Batteries
Thought Sony's battery recall
woes were over? Think again.
Acer has announced a voluntary
recall of 27,000 batteries
made by the company over
short-circuiting and fire
concerns...
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26.04.2007Microsoft to Acquire Epic Games?
GamePro magazine is making a bold prediction:
Microsoft will spend $1 billion this summer to acquire independent developer
Epic Games.
In the latest issue of the magazine, according to
a
WRAL.com report, GamePro
Assistant Editor Travis Moses wrote, "Microsoft will buy Epic Games for $1 billion." Epic, the company behind the award-winning
Gears of War and
Unreal Tournament III, is considered especially attractive because of their
Unreal engine
technology, which is used by numerous other developers for game development on the
Xbox
360,
PlayStation 3 and PC.
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18.02.2008The next generation of Wikipedia
Irene McGee, our San
Francisco reporter (who you
may recognize from
MTV's RealWorld), is
bringing us her first report.
She managed to steal some time
with
Jimmy
Wales who founded
Wikipedia. He's up to something new
and in this clip you can learn
all about it.