The first micro-expansion to Ironclad's Strategy Game of the Year, Sins of a Solar Empire: Entrenchment, is undergoing further incorporation of beta feedback to maximize quality and will now be available February 25 for download...
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Chinese local media are reporting that mobile handset makers hoping to sell 3G phones in China will have to wait until 2008. A recent survey estimates that 80 million of China's 455 million mobile phone...
Windows Vista will ship this year, according to the EC. Reuters reports that EU trustbuster Neelie Kroes told reporters today that she spoke to Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer last night and had been told...
Ubisoft has today confirmed several details surrounding the fifth instalment of the Rainbow Six experience ahead of its Xbox 360 release next month. Integrating Xbox Live Vision functionality to allow face-mapping, Vegas will also include...
Microsoft today announced that they have just updated their backwards compatibility list with a further 39 games on offer, and 9 titles updated. The total amount of Xbox games playable on Microsoft's latest console, Xbox...
The launch of the consumer version of Windows Vista, Microsoft's new operating system, could be pushed back past the stated January launch date, Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer said today. The operating system was...
At a keynote address to the delegates of the World Congress on Information Technology, Dell Inc. founder and chairman Michael Dell urged participants from more than 80 nations to further their technological endeavors in the...
Two law firms have confirmed that they have filed lawsuits against Take Two on behalf of shareholders, claiming they lost money when the controversial GTA: San Andreas faced legal action over sex scenes unlocked in...
IBM and Advanced Micro Devices are stressing out their chips. The companies, allies in developing semiconductor manufacturingtechnology, will present two papers at a chip conference this weekoutlining how they have reduced power...
Only a couple of weeks after the third wave of Famicom Mini titles - known in the west as the NES Classics series - hit Japanese retailers, Nintendo has hinted that it is gauging interest...
While pricing for the Microsoft Xbox and the Sony PS2 remains the same in the US, both companies have slashed the price for their respective consoles in Europe. Purchasing an Xbox will now set you...
SIS told us about its 659 Rambus chipset at last year's CeBIT and the game is far from over on this front, it appeared from a conversation we had with the firm today. The 659...
The third-party 'open source' patch for Internet Explorer that we told you about earlier today, contains more than a few potentially nasty surprises. As we noted, German tech site Heise had already warned of dangerous...
For millions of broadband subscribers, ADSL (asymmetric digital subscriber line) is the underlying technology that pumps in their high-speed connections to the Internet. ADSL uses existing copper phone lines and lets you surf the Web...
Those nice chaps at Zen Internet have sent us a note, with special interest for UK readership... "Zen Internet is "hammering down" the cost of ADSL with completely FREE ACTIVATION on all broadband...
TAIWANESE LCD makers are having to further cut the price of their panels in order to clear out their warehouses. The price of a 15-inch panel is set to fall by around $10, local sources...
European Union (EU) regulators are not satisfied that Microsoft Corp's .NET Passport complies with data protection law. Regulators have said that while Microsoft has put in place measures to address data protection, elements of .NET...
Thanks go to Justin for posting this info in the forums Neowin: Back Page News - Hotmail Cuts back Free Service Even More........ section. In a note entitled "Policy Change", users of...
Found this at Internetnews.com Despite its much-popularized mistrust of the open source model, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) inched another step in that direction Thursday with an expansion of its Shared Source Initiative, a...
