Babes from Gigabyte’s GO OC competition. As one reader recently said: “No event is complete without them!” Depending on whether your admin has a thing against bare midriffs, this could be considered not safe for work. You’ve been warned! Video game – Not safe for work – Games – Conventions – E3 Expo Original post [...]
Each quarter, our System Builder Marathons include parts picked by three Tom’s Hardware editors aided by comments from our readers. This quarter, we’re adding an Editor’s Choice PC with parts hand-picked by Thomas to go up against the top SBM config. Personal computer – Tom’s Hardware – Hardware – Shopping – FAQs Help and Tutorials [...]
angry tapir writes “Nintendo’s 3DS, the first portable game device with 3D graphic technology, will go on sale in Japan on Feb. 26 next year. The 3DS will cost ¥25,000 (US$298), Satoru Iwata, Nintendo’s president, told a packed news conference in Chiba, Japan. It will launch in Europe, Australia and the US in March.” Nintendo [...]
angry tapir writes “Nintendo’s 3DS, the first portable game device with 3D graphic technology, will go on sale in Japan on Feb. 26 next year. The 3DS will cost ¥25,000 (US$298), Satoru Iwata, Nintendo’s president, told a packed news conference in Chiba, Japan. It will launch in Europe, Australia and the US in March.” Nintendo [...]
An anonymous reader writes “A film set to be released for free via BitTorrent has been denied a listing in the Internet Movie Database. The Tunnel is currently in production and despite pleas from the makers, IMDb won’t allow it on their site. The creators of this horror movie believe that because they have shunned [...]
An anonymous reader writes “Researchers announced they found a fossil virus hiding in the most unexpected place: the chromosomes of several songbird species. This ancient virus resembles human hepatitis B virus. Finding this ancient virus will catalyze new lines of inquiry that may help scientists predict and prevent future human viral pandemics that originate in [...]
Zothecula writes “In a study that could eventually restore movement to humans’ paralyzed limbs, researchers at California’s Stanford University have used light to induce muscle contractions in mice. A gene derived from algae was inserted into the mice, encoding a light-sensitive protein which adhered to their nerve cell surfaces. Scientists then placed an ‘optical cuff’ [...]
SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Synology(www.synology.com) announced the official release of its operating system – DiskStation Manager 3.0 (DSM 3.0), ending its successful beta program that attracted over 15,000 enthusiastic users to participate since mid-August. (Photo : Synology NAS ‘DS1010+’) Synology DSM 3.0 maximizes users’ productivity with a multi-tasking web UI, and mobility with enhanced iPhone® [...]
New Release of NetSuite OneWorld Makes it Even Easier for Global Enterprises to Manage Business Processes in the Cloud Worldwide Leader in Cloud-Based ERP Introduces More Multi-Company Functionality to Power Modern Global Businesses New Multi-National Inventory, Taxation, and Accounting Features Combine with Advanced User Interface and Embedded Google Apps Integration PR Newswire SAN MATEO, Calif., [...]
Service-now.com Fall 2010 Release Automates IT Operations, Improves IT Service Delivery Service-now.com Fall 2010 release includes more new SaaS ITSM applications and significant updates to IT cost, project portfolio and self service PR Newswire SAN DIEGO, Sept. 30 SAN DIEGO, Sept. 30 /PRNewswire/ — Service-now.com, the creator of modern software-as-a-service (SaaS) for IT service management [...]
