A pair of researchers claim to have developed malware which is resident in a system's BIOS, and which is capable of surviving a complete OS reinstall.
Intel is allegedly planning to raise the price of the netbook staple Atom N270 CPU as it falls victim to the chip's unexpected popularity among OEMs.
Stealth Computer has launched a fanless mini-desktop capable of full-HD playback via DVI or HDMI - but the silent design comes with a hefty price tag.
Ad-supported music service SpiralFrog has closed its doors, and users are warned that their songs will be locked after a sixty day grace period as the DRM kicks in.
Google has launched a site to host advanced JavaScript applications which showcase Chrome's engine - along with early support for extensions in its browser.
Anti-virus vendor Sophos claims to have received code samples of a Trojan which aims to skim card details from Diebold cash machines.
TV company Discovery has sued Amazon over the Kindle's digital distribution mechanism, claiming it violates copyrights on a similar system for TV shows.
Nokia is to drop 1,700 jobs as the global credit crunch makes its bite known, as a response to a massive drop in sales of 19 percent at the end of last year.
Nvidia has launched a venture capital initiative aimed at helping start-up companies develop CUDA-based GP-GPU solutions.
The e-mail addresses and passwords for over 4,000 Comcast customers found their way on to document sharing site Scribd.com for over two months.
Fulfilling its promise to the Jaiku community, Google has released the code base for its micro-blogging engine under an open source licence.
Toshiba has announced impending products that will include integrated YouTube support, including features designed to improve the quality of streaming videos.
A new form of lithium ion battery developed at MIT holds the promise of a laptop which can fully charge in under twenty seconds.
Mobile provider Vodafone has announced it is to switch all of its music download services to the DRM-free MP3 format, starting this summer with the UK.
If you're reeling from the disappointing news that Intel's GN40 chipset won't support true HD playback, try Habey's new box for size: 1080p playback from an Atom chip.
A glitch in an Amazon offer of £3 off purchases on its MP3 Store over Xmas lead to some customers being able to download as much music as they wanted, free of charge.
Intel has revealed a bit more detail about the power of its Atom-paired GN40 chipset, which the company says will support certain types of 1080p content - but not Blu-ray.
Tech job listing specialist Dice.com has released its monthly Dice Report, which shows a massive 40.4 percent drop in job listings compared with this time last year.
Google-owned video sharing site YouTube has removed access to music video content for UK visitors after its Performing Rights Society licence expired.
Recent developer releases of Apple's next version of Mac OS have revealed support for four-finger multitouch tracking for original-model MacBook Airs.
Microsoft has confirmed plans to introduce functionality within Windows 7 that will allow in-built packages - including Internet Explorer 8 and Media Center - to be disabled.
Software giant Microsoft has officially launched a range of clothing - dubbed 'Softwear' - featuring images from the company's early days.
The EFF has launched an on-line toolkit designed to help protect against government intrusion in private telecommunication systems.
October 14 2021 | 15:04