by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 3, 2007 | Amiga, Technology
Is Amiga dead? All signs seems to point to this, but Bill McEwen, from Amiga Inc. has written an open letter explaining the current situation of the Amiga platform. You have to be confident and trust them, he says. Their “path of quietness” has a...
by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 2, 2007 | Technology
An anonymous reader wrote to mention the wonderful news: “A research group funded by U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory is developing a battery which can provide continuous power to your laptop for 30 years! Betavoltaic power cells are constructed from...
by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 2, 2007 | Technology
Internet-based television service Joost on Monday launched its software for Mac and Windows, making the peer-to-peer technology widely available to the public for the first time. With Joost version 1.0, users can now download the free software without being...
by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 2, 2007 | Technology
Next-Gen discusses Sega’s plan to return to gaming glory and what milestones have been reached thus far. A Next-Gen story titled “Sega: The Blue Sky Company” investigates Sega’s recent history and its goals for making a comeback to...
by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 2, 2007 | Microsoft, Technology
It’s not often that one gets a chance to attend a demonstration of a new method of human-computer interaction. Having been too young to witness the development of the command line in the 1950s or the modern graphical user interface at Xerox PARC in the 1970s, it...
by thegtapatriot@yahoo.ca | Oct 1, 2007 | Technology
No. 1 cell phone maker Nokia on Monday said it plans to buy digital-map supplier Navteq for $8.1 billion in one of its largest acquisitions ever. Already selling more cell phones around the globe than any other handset maker, Nokia has been aiming to add software and...