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Ballmer Poops On The Post's Coffee Table

Ballmer Poops On The Post's Coffee Table

Friday, June 06, 2008 - by Gregory Sullivan in News
You gotta love Steve Ballmer. He's like the crazy uncle at the family reunion that wants to sing karaoke with a lampshade on his head. I imagine that when the Washington Post asked for a wide-ranging interview with the Microsoft CEO, they figured they'd get all sorts of inside spin in Ballmer's tussle with Yahoo! chief... Read More
Madden Gamers Getting Warmed Up

Madden Gamers Getting Warmed Up

Monday, June 02, 2008 - by HH Editor in News
 The hype is gearing up for Madden 09. The latest installment of the sports gaming world's biggest franchise won't hit store shelves until August 12, but excitement about the gridiron goliath is bubbling up. If you're a hardcore Madden-ite, you're bound to be interested in the new relative strength rankings of each... Read More
ASUS Eee Box B202 Details Emerge

ASUS Eee Box B202 Details Emerge

Monday, June 02, 2008 - by Marco Chiappetta in News
A few weeks ago, we showed you some pictures of what was supposed to be the ASUS Eee Box desktop PC.  Initially, the images evoked mixed reactions from readers.  Some thought the Eee Box looked just like a Nintendo Wii, while others questioned whether or not the images were real at all.In the weeks that followed,... Read More
IBM Tries To Help Farmers. Solar Farmers

IBM Tries To Help Farmers. Solar Farmers

Monday, May 19, 2008 - by Gregory Sullivan in News
You don't usually associate IBM with the solar power industry. But IBM researchers couldn't help but notice that one of the main difficulties in compressing the size of a solar collector, in a miniaturization process called "concentrator photovoltaics," (CPV) is the dissipation of heat. IBM used a lens to concentrate sunlight... Read More
Westin Hotels to Become Wii Gamers' Paradise

Westin Hotels to Become Wii Gamers' Paradise

Tuesday, May 06, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
Going on vacation and want to make sure you can exercise in your room with your Wii Fit? Or can't bear to leave your Super Mario Galaxy game behind? Nintendo has announced a partnership with Westin Hotels to make sure you don't have to.Tennis, anyone? Nintendo and Westin Hotels & Resorts announce a partnership today... Read More
Chinese Gamers Spent $1.7B on Online Games

Chinese Gamers Spent $1.7B on Online Games

Monday, May 05, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
This should be a clear indication of just why China has even opened Internet addiction clinics, shouldn't it?Chinese gamers spent USD 1.7 billion on online games in 2007, up 71 per cent from the prior year, according to market intelligence firm Niko Partners.The firm expects online revenue to reach USD 2.5 billion this... Read More
GTA IV Freezes Have Gamers Hot

GTA IV Freezes Have Gamers Hot

Wednesday, April 30, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
Grand Theft Auto IV has created a frenzy of news stories, including rave reviews and record sales, but the one that has gamers hot under the collar: freezes.Last month, the launch of Rockstar Games' Bully on the Xbox 360 was marred by a bevy of crash bugs and other glitches. With this morning's heavily anticipated release... Read More
Ballmer Calls Vista A Work In Progress

Ballmer Calls Vista A Work In Progress

Friday, April 18, 2008 - by Chad Weirick in News
Vista certainly had a less-than-smooth delivery, and there are still lingering issues that keep some away.   Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently addressed the issue in a speech he gave at Microsoft’s Most Valuable Partners conference.Here’s an excerpt:“Windows Vista: A work in progress. [Laughter, applause.]  A very important... Read More
Spammers Revive The Whaling Industry

Spammers Revive The Whaling Industry

Wednesday, April 16, 2008 - by Gregory Sullivan in News
Anybody who has e-mail knows all about phishing scams. As spam filters and firewalls become more potent, and users become more sophisticated and informed about responding to online deceptions, the spammers have had to become more sophisticated in their approach too. One approach spammers now use is to avoid mass e-mailing... Read More
Emergency Alerts by SMS Approved

Emergency Alerts by SMS Approved

Thursday, April 10, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
It's always great when we can catch up with China, isn't it?  After all, China used SMS alerts to warn citizens over Typhoon Kaemi in 2006.The plan stems from the Warning Alert and Response Network Act, a 2006 federal law that requires upgrades to the emergency alert system. The act requires the Federal Communications... Read More
100,000 Customers Tell Microsoft to Save XP

100,000 Customers Tell Microsoft to Save XP

Tuesday, March 18, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
Many, many people have said that Windows XP is just fine, and while Vista's great (DX10 comes to mind), it's not necessary for most.  Can an outcry of public sentiment save XP?Windows Vista was supposed to be a shot in the arm for Microsoft, which had gone five years without a new desktop operating system. It hasn't... Read More
Gamers Get Their Kicks From Dying

Gamers Get Their Kicks From Dying

Tuesday, March 11, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
We do?  And we always thought it was all about winning - which usually means not dying.I can't even count the number of ways I've died. Like most gamers, I've been slaughtered by AK-47-wielding terrorists, poisoned by eldritch spiders and blown up with alien frag grenades. I've also been impaled on medieval swords,... Read More
British Security Camera "Sees" Under Clothes

British Security Camera "Sees" Under Clothes

Monday, March 10, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
The British company Thruvision has announced the T5000 Security Imaging System, a camera that can "see" under clothes using what the company calls "passive imaging technology" to identify objects by the natural electromagnetic rays that they emit. The T5000 camera, created by a company called ThruVision, uses what it calls... Read More
Yahoo Might Merge With AOL, Or Kill Themselves

Yahoo Might Merge With AOL, Or Kill Themselves

Wednesday, March 05, 2008 - by Gregory Sullivan in News
In a mildly comical turn of events, the people running Yahoo are apparently trying to patch together a merger with AOL as a sort of "poison pill" move that would make them unavailable for purchase by Microsoft. That seems unlikely, since Google owns a substantial share of AOL, so would likely run afoul of regulatory agencies... Read More
Stanford Camera Chip Sees In 3D. Me Too

Stanford Camera Chip Sees In 3D. Me Too

Thursday, February 21, 2008 - by Gregory Sullivan in News
Keith Fife and his colleagues at Stanford University have come up with they call a "multi-aperture image sensor," which allows digital pictures to collect and store depth-of-field information. Unlike other 3D camera setups, the data is gathered at the chip level, so no expensive and complicated multiple lens setups are... Read More
Are New MacBook Pros About to Emerge?

Are New MacBook Pros About to Emerge?

Tuesday, February 05, 2008 - by Michael Santo in News
Put this in the rumor category. Unconfirmed reports show 3 new MacBook Pros showing up in Best Buy's inventory.Last week, we'd heard an unconfirmed report that three new MacBook Pro models had appeared in Best Buy's inventory tracking system. Some inventory screenshots (1, 2) we received today appear to confirm this earlier... Read More
FpsBrain Neural Accelerator for Gamers

FpsBrain Neural Accelerator for Gamers

Wednesday, January 16, 2008 - by Marco Chiappetta in News
This announcement has the makings of a future scandal written all over it.  First it was BALCO.  Then Marion Jones had to give up her gold medals for doping.  And now Barry Bonds is under federal indictment for allegedy using HGH.  Next up, Johnaton "Fatal1ty" Wendel is locked up for cheating for using... Read More
VIA Merges Chipset Division With CPU Group

VIA Merges Chipset Division With CPU Group

Sunday, January 06, 2008 - by Chad Weirick in News
Rumors have been swirling about the future of VIA's CPU and platform groups for several weeks.  Initial rumors claimed that VIA was simply going to sell both groups if they could find an interested buyer.  It now appears that VIA is merging both teams under the banner of the CPU team."The company will still provide... Read More
Merry Christmas from Crytek: a Crysis MapPack

Merry Christmas from Crytek: a Crysis MapPack

Tuesday, December 25, 2007 - by Michael Santo in News
It's Christmas Day. What the heck are you doing? Fire up Crysis and install this new Christmas present from them: an official Crysis Tournament Mappack. Thing is, Santa didn't drop it down the chimney and it's not on the Crytek site (at least, it's not easy to find).In a way that's probably good: anyone else annoyed at... Read More
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas!

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas!

Tuesday, December 25, 2007 - by Dave Altavilla in News
We got some of the HH crew together this morning for a holiday team photo.  Who knew we could move so well...   Jeff in particular really knows how to get "jiggy" with it.  Head on over to the Elf Yourself site for some yultide yucks of your own or check out our funkmasta-ho-ho moves. ... Read More
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