Tencent warns of Magellan SQLite vulnerability
Which powers... well, almost everything.
17-12-18 // 10:31a.m.
San Andreas to be Investigated by ESRB
Californian Assemblyman takes pots shots at Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and the ESRB over alleged sexual content.
11-7-05 // 12:26p.m.
Review Interview: NVIDIA, RSX and the future
With the 7800 now launched, we look to the future. We chat to Nvidia's Chief Scientist, David Kirk, about PlayStation 3, next-generation architectures and what's next for PC gaming.
11-7-05 // 10:58a.m.
Battlefield 2 patch withdrawn
Battlefield 2 fans caught some unexpected friendly fire when the v1.01 patch contained a fatal memory leak; EA responds to the flack.
11-7-05 // 9:47a.m.
New Athlon 64s support DDR500
Investigating the new 'E' stepping reveals support for speeds of 250MHz and beyond - without overclocking.
11-7-05 // 9:20a.m.
ATI is going to be bought?
According to Canandian press, ATI may well be ripe for a takeover - find out who's in the running to be ATI's daddy.
11-7-05 // 9:06a.m.
XDR2 to be 5 times faster than GDDR3
Memory developer RAMBUS claims their newly released XDR2 memory is five times faster than current GDDR solutions.
8-7-05 // 3:04p.m.
Sasser Verdict - He's Guilty
A German court has convicted Sven Jaschan of "Computer Sabotage", but is lenient in sentencing.
8-7-05 // 12:31p.m.
G70: more than 3 clock domains - 'hard to believe'
RivaTuner creator airs some scepticism surrounding some of the comments made by NVIDIA's David Kirk. He explains how the VGA BIOS proves to be the simplest way to verify the number of programmable clock domains inside a GPU.
8-7-05 // 11:34a.m.
Quake Mobile screens
This week, we brought you the news that the original Quake is being ported over to mobile phone handsets. We have new screenshots for you today - nostalgia ahoy!
8-7-05 // 11:31a.m.
Top 10 downloads of past decade
CNET Download.com, celebrating its 10th birthday this year, have announced the Top 10 downloads of the past 10 years.
8-7-05 // 9:54a.m.
Bulletproof iPod?
Tough enough for a tour of duty in Iraq, this 'Armor for iPod Photo' case was milled from solid aluminium.
7-7-05 // 9:52a.m.
The Yak is back - Jeff Minter interview
With his light synthesizer being built-in to the Xbox 360, the Guardian has talked to Jeff Minter about his work. Old-skool fans, jump on in!
7-7-05 // 9:17a.m.
R520 now heading for September - report
ATI Taiwan says that R520 is on course to start shipping in September, and will be accompanied by R530 and RV515. Full analysis inside.
7-7-05 // 8:54a.m.
More All-In-Wonder X800 XL details surface
After yesterday's All-In-Wonder X800 XL launch, we have managed to get hold of some more information on the new product...
6-7-05 // 5:15p.m.
European software patent bill defeated
Ding dong, the witch is dead! If winning the 2012 Olympics wasn't reason to celebrate, then this is!
6-7-05 // 2:25p.m.
More new Waterchill kits including triple-rad!
Asetek have slashed prices on their Waterchill kits, with new kits including their awesome new pump / reservoir system.
6-7-05 // 9:29a.m.
SiN 2 to be released in episodes via Steam
The follow-up to the 1998 shooter is to be released on Valve's online distribution system and will be powered by Source.
6-7-05 // 9:10a.m.
Quake for mobile phones
A new interview with the developer of the mobile OpenGL port of Quake has revealed some cool new info. Bluetooth deathmatch!
6-7-05 // 8:57a.m.
Review Coolermaster Centurion 530 and 531
Want a new case? These new Coolermaster Centurion models are just 70 bucks, but have a great design and featureset. With dual 120mm cooling and distinctive styling, are these the new budget cases to beat?
6-7-05 // 8:39a.m.
All-In-Wonder X800 XL pictured
Earlier today, ATI announced the latest addition to its All-In-Wonder family, which is the first high-end All-In-Wonder product on PCI-Express. It is based on the very popular Radeon X800 XL and we finally have pictures of the card...
5-7-05 // 10:21p.m.
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