Big news this year was the LimeWire privacy scandal caused by an investment firm employee. By using LimeWire in a careless manner on company computers, he exposed the company to a major security breach. This security breach caused controversy and compromised company data.

David Hayter the famous voice actor of Solid Snake and Big Boss in the Metal Gear Solid franchise has been pretty candid on what is happening behind the scenes regarding  getting a script approved […]

In yet another example of how Google’s 20% freedom program is driving innovation and experimentation, the company just announced a new application that may eventually rival Second Life. It’s called Lively, and the idea is to create a social network that’s more fun, and more immersive than traditional destinations like Facebook and MySpace.

Intel’s signed a deal to provide chips for DreamWorks, as well as working on ‘revolutionizing 3D filmmaking technology’. Part of that deal involves swapping out AMD Opteron chips for Intel ones.

Microsoft has come up with a new technique to persuade businesses to upgrade to Vista: free support until the end of October.
Of course, there are several catches:

The offer only applies to US firms with fewer than 50 employees and a maximum of 25 PCs.

A survey published today reveals British people are more likely to copy pre-recorded DVDs than Americans. That may be surprising, but it’s by far the most plausible of the claims the survey makes.

Even Batman played by Christian Bale (which other Batman was that good, anyway?) might not be able to thwart whatever mischief has lead to Best Buy retailing the Samsung Instinct for $129. If you’re a Sprint customer and you haven’t been able to land an Instinct, I would highly recommend bumming a ride in the Batcopter to get to your closest Best Buy retail location before all the Samsung Insticts disappear.

An official version of Scrabble is headed for Facebook. So could this be the end of the massively popular Scrabulous? Or just the start of another long and drawn-out legal battle?

The iPhone 3G is barely days away, and the level of anticipation amongst Apple fanboys is getting slightly out of hand. The activities of some over the past week also show that hardcore iPhone junkies don’t seem to have a life. Cue Jonny from New Zealand…

How would you like to carry a virtual library in your pocket? It’s now a possibility thanks to the premier book service, Legends, which is being introduced by ZappTek. Just like the Amazon Kindle users will be able to read books from an Apple handheld device.

The Nintendo Wii has been a phenomenal success so far, outselling all of its competitors in every territory around […]

Got cash? Stick it in a bank ’cause it’s not good for an iPhone 3G. In order to speed up the check-out process at Apple retail stores, the company will only be accepting plastic forms of payment on Friday for the second-generation iPhone’s release.

This year has been chock full of good titles like Grand Theft Auto IV on Xbox 360/PS3 and Metal Gear Solid 4 on PS3, but all is not good in video game land […]

Did you know that when you access Gmail on a computer, then wander off, that session may still be accessible even if you thought you logged out? Yeah, I didn’t know that either. Thanks Google! Do you have any idea how many computers I use for my work when I go to a client office for an in-person session? That’s right, many.

With just about every other carrier in America working on (or already finished) debuting a high-speed data network, it’s pleasant to hear that T-Mobile anticipates rolling out its new 3G network to key locations across the U.S. by the end of 2008. What is even more exciting is that signs are suggesting that, in conjunction with the 3G launch, T-Mobile will be launching the HTC Dream loaded with Google’s Android mobile operating system.