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A gaming service that aims to kill off the traditional console market by streaming games via live feeds to gamers from a cloud server system is set to launch this June. OnLive is its name, and it looks like a very interesting service.
Read more: OnLine Launching in June [more available]
The Zeus Botnet, one of the world's most proliferant networks of zombified PCs around the world has taken a massive hit with several servers being taken down and even an ISP having to close its doors for nefarious activity.
Read more: Zeus Botnet Takes Big Hit [more available]
Prices for DDR3 memory have gone up in price across the board, with 1Gb DDR3 memory increasing by $2.41 - $2.69 in the first half of March, bringing the 2GB DDR3 modules to between $41.50 and $43.00. Despite this though DDR2 pricing has remained relatively constant.
Read more: DRAM Going up in Price [more available]
Security firm F-Secure has issued a plea that everyone update their Adobe Reader software, as in 2010 the PDF has become the most easy to hack piece of software out there. F-Secure claims that over 61% of nearly 900 targeted attacks tracked since the start of 2010.
Read more: Adobe PDF is Hacker Friendly [more available]
Dawn of War 2's latest expansion from Relic, Chaos Rising, is being released today and brings a whole host of changes. On top of the mammoth change list, there's also a new Last Stand video showing the Chaos Sorcerer and Hive Tyrant slaying wave after wave.
Read more: Dawn of War 2 Chaos Rising Released Today [more available]
The US Government has said that it's opened talks with China in an attempt to help reduce their censorship of the internet. Companies like Google and other Interner providers have also weighed in offering their 2 cents on the situation.
Read more: US Looking into China Net Censorship [more available]
CPU COOLERS
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PERIPHERALS
- Mionix NAOS 5000 by Overclock 3D @ 12:20 GMT
POWER SUPPLY UNITS
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RAM
- G.Skill PC3-18400 by TweakTown @ 12:20 GMT
A developer known as Seven45 has today announced the Autumn release of a new type of music game, that apparently will make sure of a real 6 string guitar, instead of the typical button affair put out by companies like Harmonix.
Read more: Power Gig Uses Real Guitar [more available]
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft has made an interesting statement saying that he believes that Apple's App. store was a great development. This backtracks slightly on his original statement that when the iPhone was released in 2007, that it wasn't a threat to the smartphone industry.
Read more: Steve Ballmer Praises Apple's App Store [more available]
Facebook has called out a challenge to game developers around the world, calling on them to produce an iconic game series for the social network; something along the lines of Mario or Halo.
Read more: Facebook Wants Iconic [more available]
