Articles

• Does Twitter Zap Your Memory? - The deluge of data on the microblogging site and other social networks may be straining your brain, researcher says.
• Taiwan Lawmakers Reject Funds for Memory Chip Makers - Taiwanese lawmakers rejected applications for funding from two Taiwanese DRAM makers, and asked the government to dump the DRAM revitalization plan.
• Eye-Fi Memory Cards Get RAW - The newest version of the wireless memory card adds auto-upload features that will appeal to pro and serious hobbyist photographers.
• The Internet Survives Michael Jackson's Memorial Service - The Web braced for -- and met -- the global demand for video streams and chatter surrounding the event.
• Sony Walkman Turns 30: Memories of an Iconic Gadget - Introduced on July 1, 1979, Sony's compact cassette tape player, the Walkman TPS-L2, launched portable electronics--single-handedly.
• Accelerate Windows by Tweaking Virtual Memory - These tricks can pep up your computer; plus, download a free Mac OS X skin.
• Skanks For The Memories: What We Learn From Liskula's Pain - I hope Liskula's case makes people think before they commit vile attacks while hiding behind an anonymous user name.
• Intel May Allow More Memory on Netbooks - Rather than celebrating this as good news, we should be asking why Intel has any say in the matter at all.
• Researcher: Chrome's Isolated Tabs Make It Memory 'Pig' - Google's new Chrome browser chews up more memory than even Microsoft's recent Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2.
• Samsung Sees Major Benefits From Phase-change Memory - Samsung sees size and power benefits in phase-change memory (PCM), an experimental memory type for mobile devices.