Ars Technica reports on issues with Windows 7 and battery life on some laptops. These users claim their batteries were working just fine under Windows XP and/or Windows Vista, and […]
Intel and Micron will ship 25nm flash memory in the second quarter of this year, which in turn should finally mean cheaper SSDs for everyone. Yay. Intel’s existing multi cell […]
Currently, there is no default video format for use with the HTML5 video tag. The patent and royalty free Theora format was planned to be the default, but this was […]
The Register has an article on another vulnerability in Internet Explorer and Windows which allows the attacker complete access to the hard drive. If you use any version of Internet […]
While I’m not convinced that Google is our friend, this latest move from Canonical is interesting. Microsoft has been paying companies to move their sites from Google to Bing and […]
Christopher Blizzard has a great article about H.264 and what it might mean if it becomes the de-facto standard for video on the web. Remember, this is still very early […]
With all these Internet Explorer insecurity issues coming to light, a common argument is: “All browsers are insecure, just practice safer browsing by not clicking on links in unsolicited mail.” […]
Google has created an opt-in beta program for anyone wanting to test YouTube with the HTML5 tag rather than using Flash. There are a few caveats however, with the number […]
IBM/Lenovo laptops always seemed to have great Linux support. Shortly however, Lenovo products will ship without the SysReq key. Luckily, with Ext4 issues sorted out, there’s no need to use […]