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 Saturday Tech Madness - tech
(hx) 03:01 PM CEST - May,31 2003
  • Nokia N-Gage games phone now available in UK - Nokia's N-Gage cellphone-cum-handheld games console isn't due to ship until early next October, but if you've L600 to spare and happen to be in London's Tottenham Court Road, you can pick up one up.  Nokia announced the machine, which is based on the Symbian 7 operating system, some months ago, and said it will ship "to consumers in volumes across five continents in early October 2003". The games will ship on Multimedia Card (MMC), and around 20 titles will be available when the N-Gage ships. Titles include Tomb Raider, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon, Rayman 3, Tony Hawks Pro Skater, Pathway to Glory, and Mercel Desailly Pro Soccer.
  • Intel Squashes Centrino Bug - Intel said yesterday that it has turned off software in its family of mobile processors that could cause some Centrino-powered notebooks to crash when used with a virtual private network under the Windows or Windows XP operating system.  Intel spokesman Daniel Francisco said the chip maker had determined that the problem occurs when VPNs are used with the adaptive-switching utility in its Centrino PROSet software. That utility allows users to maintain a connection when they switch from a wired network connection to a wireless LAN connection.
  • Qtek 7070 goes to Hong Kong, Sweden - Mobile network operator TeliaSonera and Hong Kong-based Synergy have both launched the HTC Tanager-based Qtek 7070, running on Microsoft's Smartphone 2002 platform. Following introductions of two other HTC Tanager-based smartphones in Asia, the reference design has now found its way to both Sweden and Hong Kong, where the Qtek 7070 is being launched by mobile network operator TeliaSonera and Synergy, respectively. The version launched by Synergy will be the first Smartphone 2002 device with Chinese language support, and both slated for availability in June.
  • Biofeedback Gaming - A new kind of game was debuted at the E3 expo. It is called Journey to Wild Divine. The game features a biofeedback USB interface designed to allow a player (or players) to navigate through the game using their mind power, breath, and heart rate. (thanks SlashDot.org)
  • Sony sets movies to self-destruct  - According to Japanese newspaper Nikkei Business Daily, the company's So-net Internet service provider will soon trial the service in Japan. Many digital content providers currently use encrypted streaming to prevent people from saving and copying movie files. The downside is that the quality of the video suffers, as it is reduced in size for Web transmission. In addition, people must stay online to view the feed.
  • Stem cell 'immortality' gene found - The gene found in mouse ESCs and some human equivalents appears to be the "master gene", co-ordinating other genes to allow stem cells to multiply limitlessly while still retaining their ability to differentiate. It has been christened Nanog after the land in Celtic myth called Tir nan Og, whose inhabitants remain forever young.
  • A Digital Facelift for Your Analog Movies  - With the right know-how, you can copy VHS and Super-8 movies to your PC. This workshop will also show you how to give your old movies a new, digital lease on life.
  • Windows Server 2003 : Sharing, In A Whole New Perspective - This editorial will reveal some exciting new features in Windows Server 2003 as well as the upcoming Microsoft Office 2003.
  • Windows Online Security & Privacy Guide - TechSpot has published a Windows Online Security & Privacy Guide. This guide has been prepared to be aimed at Windows 2000/XP users, though a lot of the stuff contained also applies to earlier versions of the OS, in addition to Internet Explorer & Outlook Express.
  • Nokia 5100 Phone review  - The Nokia 5100 is probably one of the oddest phones we have seen. The design is definitely over the top and the inclusion of programs such as a calorie burner and sound meter have us wondering if the cell phone market has become so competitive to the point that every little add-on function is necessary to stay one step ahead of the competition. The power button on the 5100 is ridiculously hard to push and for every extra ability the 5100 has, there still is no Bluetooth capability.
  • Belkin's 54G wi-fi card review - What about the price? Bear in mind that Belkin says this card will support the 802.11g standard, which gives much higher speeds than 802.11b. If you're contemplating installing an 802.11g network but still would like to smurf the Interweb as you move away from your office or home, this could be a suitable compromise. Most networks out there at the coffee bars and, where you can find them, in the airports, support 802.11b right now. Belkin also does an 802.11b only card which costs $75 - the extra $25 may well be worth the investment.
  • Sonicwall SOHO TZW Wireless Internet Security Appliance Review - Sonicwall is well known for their premium-priced, but easy to use wired IPsec-based Internet security products. With the SOHO TZW they now enter the world of wireless LAN security, a place known to bring even strong LAN administrators to their knees, heads hurting from the ever-increasing barrage of new acronyms and security methodology. Did Sonicwall really succeed in making wireless security a setup-and-go story?
  • ABIT IC7-G Canterwood P4 Motherboard review - The IC7-G is a feature packed P4 board, that packs Gigabit LAN, dual SATA RAID through the ICH5R and Silicon Image 3122A SATA controller, Surround sound , Optical Digital Audio In/Out, Firewire as well as the other features that are included in the i875P such as 8XAGP, USB2.0 and 800MHz FSB support.
  • eVGA e-G4 MX440-8X 64MB NVIDIA Personal Cinema  - The Personal Cinema offers an enormous amount of features and does it all in a single product. While this is not a hardcore gamer's card it performs well in most games on the market. The strong point about this card is its A/V capabilities, dual display and TV tuner functionality. Bang for the buck, it rocks. Watch the Video to find out more...
  • nVidia GeForce FX5200 (NV34) review - GeForce FX 5200 left dual impression. On the one hand, the performance about the same as that for GeForce4 MX, sometimes much lower than shown by the competition and the predecessor.  On the other hand, its low price ~90$ (anyway, the price is worth cutting down since cards based on this graphics chip are able competing only with GeForce4 MX ? RADEON 9000), good DirectX 9 optimization and excellent pixel handling, albeit not without flaws: test results in the Advanced Pixel Shaders scene point to that, but these are more likely to be driver problems and soon they will be fixed.
  • Triplex Eye Bomb R9500 Pro 128MB VGA review - The Triplex R9500Pro is around 5~10% faster than your average Ti-4800SE(Ti-4400 8X). The lead could go up to around 40% when FSAA is enabled. This shows that the R9500Pro has a more efficient FSAA than the one-year-old GF4 Ti. If you were not too concerned with the image quality, then you may want to look for an ultra cheap GF4 Ti-4200 to save some cash.
  • ATI's Radeon 9800 Pro 256MB review - Those who want the absolute top of the line card for their new box and want their systems to have the longest life spans can go for the 256MB Radeon 9800 Pro. Also, there are those out there such as game developers and 3D / 2D artists, who need the extra memory capacity often seen on high-end professional cards, but still need great OpenGL/Direct3D performance, the 256MB Radeon 9800 Pro may be a good fit here. In comparison with the high-end professional-level cards on the market with 256MB of memory, the Radeon 9800 Pro may be a good deal.
  • Globalwin 300W & 400W Silent PSU Info - 3D Game Man has posted some information on the Globalwin 300W & 400W Silent PSU with 4 AC outlets.>
  • OCZ Ultra II vs Arctic Silver III shoot out - OcPrices.com has posted a shoot out between the OCZ Ultra II and the Arctic Silver III thermalpastes.
  • Zalman ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller Review  - OCModShop has posted a Zalman ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller review.
  • Jazz Speakers Wireless J9940W 5.1 Speakers Review - MonkeyReview has posted a new review on the Wireless J9940W 5.1 Speakers system from Jazz Speaker. "Sound, for some it ll be an aspect in which hundreds if not thousands of dollars are spent, for others, a mere 30$ 2.1 sound system will be suffice. But, what about those of us that fit somewhere in between? Not wanting to spend our savings on a high end sound system but also realizing the quality that s available from of a mid priced 5.1 system. With that said, today we re going to be checking out the Jazz J9940W 5.1 Sound system from Jazz Speakers."
  • Scythe Ergo Diver keyboard review - The Ergo Diver is designed for people who want to have their right hand on the mouse while their left hovers over the keyboard, probably because they're playing a game (image). Various important keys, including the cursor keys, have been relocated to the left side of the Diver. The keyboard isn't missing anything except for the numeric keypad, though, so you could, in theory, use it all the time. Especially if you need a really compact keyboard.
  • A Keyless Keyboard Info - Imagine a keyboard with no space bar, no letters, no numbers no keys at all. In fact, forget the entire idea of a keyboard, as you know it, altogether. Just reach down with both hands and grab your knees (assuming you have two knees), and close your eyes. Only subtle differences exist between this sensation, and the experience of first lowering your hands and gripping the OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard. The OrbiTouch completely removes finger movements from the process of typing, while significantly reducing the amount of wrist motion. Keystrokes are composed of simultaneous movements of both domes in sync. For instance, moving the left dome to the left and moving the right dome to the right will create a letter 'd'. etc..
  • Windows 2000 SP4 Release Dates - In a document entitled "Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 Readiness Guide, v1.2 (28th May)" Microsoft outlines key dates for the release of SP4. Release to Manufacturing (RTM) - June 18, 2003, Release to Premier (RTP) - June 16, 2003, Release to Web (RTW) - June 18, 2003, North America CD Fulfillment - CDs ship to end users 4-6 weeks after RTM, Channel Availability (Select) - Standalone and Integrated Code ships in the August kit, Channel Availability (Open) - Available to existing customers via WWF SP4 SKU or by downloading; New customers receive integrated SP4 in their first kit. (thanks Neowin.net)
  • Nero 5.5.10.35 - Nero (mirror1 ~ mirror2 ~ mirror3) is a flexible, reliable, and easy-to-use application designed to write both data and CD audio to CD-R and CD-RW discs. It supports ISO 9660 images as well as ISO mode 1 and XA mode 2, and allows for on-the-fly disc recording in addition to overburning (if supported by hardware). Nero also supports multisession and mixed-mode recording, HFS, ISO/HFS hybrid, UDF, PSX, OFAS (optimal file access speed), track-at-once (TAO) and disc-at-once (DAO) writing, digital audio extraction, and more.
  • Xbox Media Player 2.4  - The XboxMediaPlayer 2.4 point release source code is now available on SourceForge.
  • MPxPlay v1.47.9 (DOS/4GW extender, recommended) - Mpxplay is a DOS based (32-bit) audio player. It supports : Audio MPEG Layer II/III (MP2, MP3), Dolby AC-3 (AC3), Ogg Vorbis (OGG), Musepack/MPEGPlus (MPC), Uncompressed WAV and Audio CD rippnplay (CDW).
  • WinRescue XP v1.08.09 - WinRescue XP includes four utilities in one: Crash Fixer, RegPack, File Backup, and Troubleshooter.
  • AVG 6.0 Build 486 - AVG 6.0 Build 486 has been released -> Free ~ Professional.
  • NeroVision Express 1.0.4.6e - NeroVision Express (mirror1 ~ mirror2 ~ mirror3) guides you through the whole process of creating DVDs, VCDs and SVCDs in an easy and innovative way.
  • Nero InCD 4.0.1.0 - InCD 4 is an integrated packet writing solution that has the most stability, ease of use, and compatibility, across all Windows operating systems. Packet writing is the method of writing data in small increments (by packets) onto a rewritable media.
  • GetRight 5.0.1a Final - GetRight (download ~ changelog) is a Download Manager program to help you download files from the Internet.
  • MyIE2 v0.7.1240 Beta - MyIE2 (download) is a multi-tabbed browser based on the IE core (IE5.x or above required). It can open multiple web pages within one browser window, and uses little system resources.
  • Avant Browser 8.0 Build 728 - Avant Browser (download ~ what's new) is a fast, stable, user-friendly, versatile web browser. Avant Browser is a multi-window browser which features with many functions such as Pop-up Stopper, Built-in Google Searching, Safe Recovery, Integrated Cleaner and Advanced Browsing Options.
  • Tweak FX 1.01 - Tweak FX is a configuration tool for Windows XP. It uses plugins- like XTeq X-Setup. Up to now Tweak FX contains more than 25 plugins and you can add more from here.
  • EPoX 8RDA+ / 8RDA3+ Beta BIOSes - OCWorkbench has posted new BIOS updates (BETA) for the EPoX 8RDA+ and 8RDA3+ motherboards.

Comments from Erbozposted - 10:56 PM CEST - May,31 2003
What don't they shovel their handheld-phone-teasers up their *ss. They are irritating allready in the bare minimal outfit. Hope this lame mafia-driven business will crash real soon.

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