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Casual Friday: Game Gambling

This week, tap your inner gambler with in-game casinos and learn how every video game is really a slot machine.

By Darren Gladstone 15 years ago

China Blocks Apple’s ITunes, Amazon Over Tibet Songs

Chinese authorities appear to have blocked access to Apple's U.S. iTunes Music Store, following the release of a Tibetan song...

By Steven Schwankert 15 years ago

SSDs Are Hot, but Not Without Security Risks

Solid-state drives offer more data security than traditional hard drives, but experts caution that they may be prone to hacks...

By Agam Shah 15 years ago

Microsoft Taps Multimap CEO to Steer Commercial-search Unit

Microsoft has named former Multimap CEO to lead new commercial search unit.

By Elizabeth Montalbano 15 years ago

Groups Ask Court to Lift Gag Order in Intel Antitrust Case

A tech trade group and five news organizations ask a court to lift an order sealing documents in AMD's antitrust lawsuit...

By Grant Gross 15 years ago

Robots Simulate Torture in Controversial Exhibit

An art installation in Coney Island that uses robots to simulate waterboarding, a torturous interrogation tactic that's been...

By Elizabeth Montalbano 15 years ago

Comcast: No New Traffic Management Plan Yet

Comcast says it's looking at slowing traffic for its heaviest users during times of network congestion.

By Grant Gross 15 years ago

Amazon Adds Persistent Storage to Compute Cloud

Amazon has rolled out a persistent storage feature that will allow its cloud computing service to host more types of...

By James Niccolai 15 years ago

Nokia Admits Security Flaws in Series 40 OS

Nokia confirmed Thursday its widely-used Series 40 operating system has security vulnerabilities that could allow activation...

By Jeremy Kirk 15 years ago

Asustek Turns to Celerons Amid Atom Shortage

Asustek turned to Intel Celeron CPUs in its latest Eee PCs in part due to the Atom shortage.

By Dan Nystedt 15 years ago

Asustek Aims New Eee PCs at Emerging Markets

Asustek's latest Eee PCs, the 904HD and 1000HD are aimed at emerging markets.

By Dan Nystedt 15 years ago

WSJ: Microsoft Hires Seinfeld to Bite Apple

Microsoft plans to hire comedian Jerry Seinfeld for its new marketing campaign, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

By Steven Schwankert 15 years ago

Download Accelerator Plus

Accelerate and more effectively manage your downloads.

By Preston Gralla 15 years ago

Intel Will Ship Dual-core Atom Processor Next Month

Intel will release a dual-core Atom processor next month.

By Sumner Lemon 15 years ago

Five Insane Upgrades That You Should Never Do (and How to Do Them!)

Feeling a bit nutty? These five upgrades are a little risky and time-consuming--but if you're up for a challenge, you could end up with the coolest rig on the block.

By Paul Lilly, Mathew Miranda, and Christopher Null and PC World 15 years ago

Microsoft Opens up Photosynth

Microsoft has made its Photosynth technology easier to use and opened it up for anyone to create their own images, the company planned to announce Thursday.

By Nancy Gohring 15 years ago

More Cores, Bigger Cache Give Boost to Dunnington

More cores and a bigger cache should give Dunnington a boost over Intel's current Xeon processors

By Sumner Lemon 15 years ago

Intel Confirms OQO to Use Atom in Handheld PC

Intel on Wednesday confirmed that its Atom chip will be included in a handheld computer from OQO in the future.

By Agam Shah 15 years ago

Singapore Gets IPhone, but No Visual Voicemail or ITunes

The iPhone 3G goes on sale in Singapore tonight.

By Sumner Lemon 15 years ago

Intel’s Core 2 Extreme Mobile Chips: A New Speed King

Intel's newest chips take "Extreme" to the extreme, with game-friendly features and superior power.

By Darren Gladstone 15 years ago