Intel Releases Desktop, Mobile, Server Roadmaps
Intel unexpectedly showed off working demonstrations of "Gulftown," its next-generation elite desktop chip, while providing a roadmap update for its desktop, ultramobile, and server processors.
Hands On with Facebook for Android
Some speculators said the day would never come when Facebook would release an official application for the Android platform, but, well, lo and behold, the day has come.
5 Ways the Apple Store Rocked Best Buy on iPad Launch Day... or Did It
AMD Launches First ATI Integrated Chip Sets
The chip sets, which should start showing up in PCs by April, will be offered first in desktops and then later in notebooks, company officials said.
'Sims 3' Online Components, Explained
Sims fans should have June 2nd marked on their calendars, because that's the day that the phenomenally popular simulation game's third version launches worldwide. To whet your appetite, Electronic Arts has just announced the online components that will complement the installed game.
Linux Community Questions x86 Server Numbers
Pundits say it is simply impossible to count all of the Linux servers in the market today.
Dual-Core Benefit for Gamers?
Is there any benefit to be realized from having a dual-core CPU when there is only one application (game) open, such as Half-Life or Call of Duty?
Atari Founder Adapts Chuck 'E' Cheese For Hotties
Lovelorn video gamers who are better with consoles than conversation, have a new venue—a restaurant where each table has touchscreens for ordering food and for playing a variety of social games.
When Will Sony's 'Home' Come Out of Beta?
Home has officialy gone live, but there are still a few questions to be asked. For example, if this is a beta, when is the full launch?
Samsung: LCD TV Prices Down, LCD Monitor Prices Up
Because of odd market fluctuations, Samsung executives said that LCD TV prices would decline. But the price of LCD monitors, which use the same panels, is expected to rise.
