TECH... 

• MS Confirms Highly Critical IE Hole - The vulnerability was confirmed on a fully patched system with IE 6.0 and Microsoft Windows XP SP2. It has also been confirmed in IE 7 Beta 2 Preview.
• 60% Of Windows Vista Code To Be Rewritten - Up to 60% of the code in the new consumer version of Microsoft new Vista operating system is set to be rewritten as the Company "scrambles" to fix internal problems. Heh.
• Robertson Launches Online Version Of MS Word - ajaxWrite is a powerful word processor that can read and write Microsoft Word formatted documents.
• Universal launches film download/DVD service - From April 10, consumers will be able to download two digital copies of selected movies -- one for a computer and one for a portable device -- and receive a DVD in the mail.
• SiN Episodes Playing on Holographic Projector - More interesting than the actual SiN episode info!! (a movie included)
• PayPal Goes Mobile - PayPal mobile will launch within the next two weeks, and will allow users to pay bills and receive funds using a text message interface
• Windows XP on Macs: Tested, Benchmarked - In other words, Apple makes fast Windows PCs!
• AMD confirms Athlon 64 X2 5000+ - Recent roadmaps suggest the 5000+ will ship in June, alongside the 5200+ and the FX-62.
• ATI's Take On Physics - ATI claimes that its cards will handle physics processing faster than NVIDIA's.
• Graphics Cooler Roundup - Zalman's VF900-Cu is the clear winner in this roundup
• ASUS to Release Ageia PhysX Processor Card in May - ASUS will be one of only two companies who will manufacturing the card, and will be the only company making the card in a 256MB configuration.
• MSI's K8N Diamond Plus motherboard - MSI has also fitted the board with a Sound Blaster Audigy chip that promises support for EAX Advanced HD and better audio quality than typical motherboard audio implementations.
• Plextor PX-755A DVD Burner review - What makes this drive stand out is its 10x writing speed for DVD+R Double layer media.
• LaCie Skwarim 30GB pocket hard drive - The disk itself is a 4,200rpm job with 2MB of cache.
• Toshiba will delay HD DVD players until there's some content - Toshiba may push back the release of their HD-DVD players a few weeks to coincide with April's HD-DVD movies availability.
• Alcatel OT-C850 Music Phone - I like it. It has a nice clean, straight forward design.
• London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles into the sea - The threat comes from melting ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica...
• Talking Cats - Starting today you can speak with your cat. As they were envy with parrots they have decided to learn human language as well. Next time your cat is hungry, ask him what he would like to eat and listen to his answer!
• Superglock - check it out!

GAMING... 

• Spielberg & EA's First Project Revealed - Apparently the first EA/Spielberg collaboration is going to be set in World War II. Surprise, surprise. Players will take on the role of one of our country's first Secret Service agents, when the agency was in its infancy. They desribe it as James Bond meets Medal Of Honor.
• GTI Racing Demo Next Week - Techland has informed us that the SP demo of it's latest car racing game - GTI Racing, based on the Chrome Engine used previously in Xpand Rally, will be available in Internet on Friday March 31st.
• Sony Online COO Leaves Position - According to Gamespot, Sony Online Entertainment COO Raph Koster has left his position and is no longer with SOE. The official explanation is that the MMORPG veteran is leaving to pursue development interests that "don't match SOE's strategic goals".
• Championship Manager 2006 Gold - The latest release of the game, Championship Manager 2006, is due to hit the shelves on Friday, 31st March.
• Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII ships - Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII (PC, Xbox, Xbox 360) will be releasing on March 30, 2006, in Europe and Australia.
• Battle of Europe ships - Strategy First announced that Battle of Europe has shipped to retailers nationwide.
• Nintendo to make Sega games available for "Revolution" console - Virtual console so far was announced to include classic games from previous Nintendo console generations, including 32 NES titles, 30 S-NES games and 18 N64 titles. According to Iwata, the service will also include an unspecified number of Sega titles, dating back to time of the Genesis console, which was introduced in 1988. Instead of recompiling these games, Nintendo will simply use a software emulator to enable this content to run on the Revolution.