Koribo Wireless Keyboard Roundup Review
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NVIDIA Next Gen GeForce Teaser Video
NVIDIA is teasing us big time with a little video referring to a "top-secret" project that's been two years in the making. More deatils will be forthcoming on Thursday, March 24th at 6:00 AM PDT.
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Firefox 4 Ships Early
Currently on the Mozilla Firefox page, there is no download for the final revision of Firefox 4. There has been a last minute push of the Release Candidate 2 version however, which brings some fixes in from the first Release Candidate, but the final version is supposed to be brought to users until tomorrow. Those who are eager to have the final version though can hop onto the official Mozilla FTP server, where the final version has been put up for download. One day early is not a huge deal, but in the short term of things, having the final build a day early does raise ones excitement, especially after the release of Internet Explorer 9 and the already released fixed for the Adobe Flash bugs concerning Google Chrome.
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New MacBook Pros Experiencing Freezing
Several owners of the new Apple MacBook Pro laptops have been reporting issues with their systems freezing during various tasks. Some users reported the issues when performing graphics intensive tasks like playing Team Fortress 2 or using Photobooth. However, others even reported something as simple as editing a text file was enough to lock up the system. The issue only appears to affect the 15 and 17 inch models, with the 13 inch models remaining unscathed. If you have one of the new MacBooks, the site contains instructions on how to reproduce the issue to see if your system is also affected. No comment was available from Apple yet.
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Sprint Teaming up with Google
Sprint has announced its plans to integrate Google Voice with Sprint phone numbers. Sprint customers will soon have the option to change their Sprint numbers into Google Voice numbers. An upcoming phone, the Nexus S 4G, will take advantage of all these features when it is released in the Spring. One key difference is that users won't have to create a second number to use the Google Voice service. This eliminates the need for a separate app to take advantage of all the services offered by Google Voice.
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Google Patches Flash Vulnerability in Chrome, Other Browsers Still Susceptible
Last week, Adobe identified a vulnerability in its Flash Player, Reader, and Acrobat software that affects every device that uses it. Well, Adobe won't fix that until sometime this week, but that hasn't stopped Google from fixing it on its own. That is, if you use Chrome as your browser. Google has fixed the Flash vulnerability in its Chrome browser, but users of other browsers are still waiting on Adobe to issue the fix. The vulnerability is apparently being exploited by a .swf file in an Excel spreadsheet (which seems to be common for these vulnerabilities) so be careful what you download if you don't surf with Chrome. However, the exploit doesn't seem to be doing much damage but still, it is out there. At any rate, users of Google's Chrome browser are safe while other browser users are left waiting.
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