If you have a few old SATA hard drive kicking around that you want to be able to use from time to time but don’t want to actually install it into your computer, take a look at the Hard Drive USB Dock.
This device plugs into a USB port on your computer and allows you to [...]
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Apple has just announced that they will be hosting a Town Hall event on March 6th beginning at 10am to discuss the “iPhone software roadmap.”
Enterprise and SDK are mentioned in their teaser image for the event…hopefully its not just to talk about the SDK but to actually release it and show off what developers will [...]
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DreamWorks Animation isn’t quite ready to jump to the Blu-ray disc bandwagon.
According to DreamWorks Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg, they “have a partnership with Toshiba and have an obligation to see this through…we have been well-compensated for our support. It really is in their court at this point to really declare what the next step will [...]
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This isn’t cheap or easy, but if you’re serious about getting a big score in Guitar Hero and are rhythmically challenged, the “show control system” can take care of the strumming and button pressing for you, freeing you to focus on your “stage” work.
Using a software application you would program all the strums and button [...]
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The European Commission (EC) today has hit Microsoft with a nearly $1.4 billion fine for allegedly violating already existing antitrust sanctions.
The EC says Microsoft has held back on code necessary to let rival companies create software that is more compatible with Microsoft software.
“Microsoft was the first company in 50 years of EU competition policy that [...]
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If you’re in the market for a Sony PSP and can wait until June, you might want to check out the God of War PSP Entertainment Pack.
This June Sony will be releasing a Limited-Edition “Deep Red” PSP with Kratos (the protagonist in the God of War games) silkscreened onto the back for $199.99.
Also included in [...]
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The wildly popular Asus Eee PC ships with a 900MHz Intel Celeron processor. Objectively speaking, that’s pretty damn slow.
A user going by the name “guryhwa” has managed to successfully swap his Eee PC’s Celeron for a 1.2GHz Pentium M.
Before you think about doing it yourself, this is much more involved than just opening the case [...]
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Now that Adobe has released the final version of AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime), what are developers going to do with it?
Lots of people (myself included) have been playing with AIR for months now and a few apps have already hit the web. ReadWriteWeb put together a list of six apps worth checking out to give [...]
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This is just too funny not to share…
[Via Kotaku]
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