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From PC World: The Khronos Group, the industry consortium responsible for the care and feeding of the OpenGL graphics standard, on Monday announced the release of OpenGL 3.2. The new release adds features to improve performance, quality, accelerated geometry processing and easier... |
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From CNET News.com: In a move that comes as little surprise, Apple announced Monday that Google CEO Eric Schmidt is resigning from its board of directors. "Eric has been an excellent Board member for Apple, investing his valuable time, talent, passion and wisdom to help make Apple... |
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From DailyTech: No one wants to get their computer hacked or infected with viruses. For a long time, Windows PCs were the only real target of hackers and nefarious users, but as Apple Mac computers have become more popular hacks for these systems are now becoming more common. A new... |
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From DailyTech: Thanks to a strong release of Firefox 3.5, with millions of copies download in under a day, Mozilla has reached a major landmark in its quest to bring a free third-party full-standards browser to the masses. Firefox reached 1 billion downloads on Friday. The... |
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From X-bit Labs: Morris Chang, the chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, said during a conference in Taipei, Taiwan, said that yield rate of the company’s 40nm manufacturing process is now considerably higher than it was earlier this year. This is a good news for... |
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From InfoWorld: The Firefox Web browser is fast approaching its billionth download and is likely to hit that milestone some time on Friday. Mozilla has a Web site and a Twitter feed where people can keep track of the total. On Thursday afternoon, the feed showed more than 999,180... |
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From PC World: Adobe on Thursday patched 12 vulnerabilities in Flash Player, including three it inherited from faulty Microsoft development code and one that hackers have been exploiting for at least a week. In a security advisory published Thursday afternoon, Adobe briefly spelled... |
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From PC World: Some exciting details of iRiver's possible upcoming product range have leaked online due to an Australian-based product dealer. Current.com.au reports that the local product manager outlined details of an Android-based device, possibly called the K2, that would go... |
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From DailyTech: A lot of excitement and demand has been built up for Intel's second generation SSDs which use 34nm NAND flash chips produced through a joint venture with Micron. There is a slight reduction in latency, but the big news at launch was the massive price cuts that Intel... |
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