All new Mac Pros and upgraded Mac minis with Sandy Bridge and Thunderbolt in early August?
CNET's Brian Tong claims that Apple is gearing up to launch a revamped Mac Pro and an upgraded Mac mini in either late July or early August - more likely in August.
Bitcoin prices plummet on hacked exchange
The Bitcoin community faced another crisis on Sunday afternoon as the price of the currency on the most popular exchange, Mt.Gox, fell from $17 to pennies in a matter of minutes. Trading was quickly ...
Kinect: Microsoft's accidental success story
What happens when Microsoft applies a Google-like model to an Apple-like gadget? We're going to find out. — Computerworld - Microsoft introduced a peripheral device for gaming in November called Mi...
Skype Fires Executives, Avoiding Payouts After Microsoft Buyout
Skype Technologies SA, the Internet- calling service being bought by Microsoft Corp., is firing senior executives before the deal closes, a move that reduces the value of their payout, according to th...
uTorrent / BitTorrent Sued For Patent Infringement
By now we've become accustomed to copyright infringement lawsuits, where people are suspected of illegally distributing movies and music using BitTorrent. — However, according to a lawsuit filed at ...
URL shorteners are dead. Long live URL shorteners!
Last week, 364 days after first announcing their t.co link wrapping service, Twitter started rolling out automatic URL shortening on Twitter.com. URL shorteners existed long before Twitter and will c...
The New Silicon Valley Douchebag
Anyone who was in the Valley during the late 1990s knows exactly the guy I'm about to describe. He wore blue shirts and khakis. He was a regular at the Bubble Lounge. He always insisted on grabbing...
So far only elation, not border war, from neighbors over Apple mega-campus
The humongous Apple (AAPL) mother ship campus will one day call Cupertino home, but it'll sit so close to Sunnyvale and Santa Clara that residents there will be able to look out their windows and catc...
Sega says 1.3 million users affected by cyber attack
(Reuters) - Japanese video game developer Sega Corp said on Sunday that information belonging to 1.3 million customers has been stolen from its database, the latest in a rash of global cyber attacks a...