Why Cable ISP Capping is the New DRM, and Suck
I, like many people, have been subscribing to Internet connection services since the days of 3600 baud modems. Then, I upgraded to 14.4k, 36.6k, 56k, DSL and now cable. Read More ...
Time Warner COO Talks Revised Capped Plans
Time Warner Cable COO has posted a public letter announcing revisions to the proposed bandwidth capped internet plans. Read More ...
CompUSA takes Another Shot at Retail
The new CompUSA has emerged from bankruptcy and is now slowly returning to the brick-and-mortar retail scene. However, the Systemax-owned company is pushing a new "retail 2.0" philosophy. Read More ...
Facebook Blocks Pirate Bay Torrent Linking
This week Facebook decided it didn't want to be associated with illegal software distribution and consequently blocked The Pirate Bay's torrent linking on its site. Read More ...
New Microsoft Ad Says Macs are Cool With Kids
Microsoft’s back with episode 3 of the Laptop Hunters, where real-life similes shop for their ideal laptop, only to arrive at a PC. Read More ...
Nvidia, ATI Release New Drivers
Both Nvidia and ATI released new drivers over the past few days: Nvidia's GeForce 185.68 beta driver and ATI's Catalyst 9.4 Read More ...
OCZ Jumps On Mac Hardware Bandwagon
OCZ is adding Mac compatible solid state drives to its Vertex series of SSDs, and also debuted several different Apple specific memory kits. Read More ...
QOTD: Do You Shut Off Your PC At Night?
Because of mechanical wear and tear in traditional hard drives and fans, I've never really liked turning off my computing devices. A steady on state is better for the hard drive in the long run. Read More ...
Winners of Our AMD Overclocking Contest!
After two months of intense overclocking, two champions have emerged victors of the AMD Virtual Overclocking Contest. Read More ...
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