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Sony Corporation postponed the launch of a motion controller for the PS3 from spring 2010 to a date later in the autumn of the same year. Read the rest of this entry »

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Thousands of people every day are breaking copyright law by converting CD music to play on there MP3 players such as iPod and so on.

According to a study carried out by the Consumer Forum, some 73 per cent of Britons are still unaware of the existing laws relating to the copying of music files from CDs onto computers or mobile entertainment devices.

In addition, just 17 per cent of the 2,000 consumers polled were found to be aware that it is illegal to copy CDs or DVDs onto a computer, meaning that millions of people are unwittingly breaking the law on a daily basis.

Do you agree that this is illegal? How else are you meant to get your music onto the mp3 players out there?

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A World of Warcraft gamer apparently lost his cool when Mom told him to keep the noise level down.

27-year-old James Swan was still living with his mother when he tried to choke her to death Sunday night.

Before the incident, he shared a room with his five younger siblings and playedWorld of Warcraft in his little corner of the room. Other than the siblings and his mother, PC gamer James Swan also shared the house with his grandfather.

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When I pay the money to drop at least 6GB of RAM into my system, I want it all to be put to use. Compared to Windows XP, both Windows Vista and Windows 7 make more active use of system memory. But according to Devil Mountain Software’s community-based Exo.performance.network (XPnet) CTO, Craig Barth, that sort of RAM management results in undesirable performance.

According to the Computerworld report, XPnet found that 40 percent of its Windows XP machines ran into low-memory situations, while 86 percent of its Windows 7 machines are regularly consuming 90 percent to 95 percent of their available RAM.

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Recently we reported that Hulu may be working on an Apple iPad-friendly version of its video streaming service. Remarks made by CEO Jason Kilar already point to upcoming support for mobile platforms, and there are even rumors of an iPhone and iPod Touch app in development.

Unfortunately, we may not see our favorite shows on the Apple platforms– the iPad in particular– without having to pay a monthly subscription fee. News of this type of premium Hulu service isn’t anything new: execs at NBC, Fox, and Disney have tossed the idea back and forth for some time.

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A Russian security researcher on Thursday said he has released attack code that exploits a critical vulnerability in the latest version of Mozilla’s Firefox browser.

The exploit – which allows attackers to remotely execute malicious code on end user PCs – triggers a heap corruption vulnerability in the popular open-source browser, said Evgeny Legerov, founder of Moscow-based Intevydis. He recently added it as a module to Vulndisco, an add-on to the Immunity Canvas automated exploitation system sold to security professionals.

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You Can Download Air App Here.

Yes FullySquared now has a Air App. Thanks to Tom over at http://mauldor.com for putting together this app and Showing you how to make one yourself. http://www.liquidsilver.org/2010/02/write-your-own-adobe-air-application/

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Last year the New York Attorney General’s Office slapped a $375,000 fine on both McAfee and Symantec for renewing anti-virus subscriptions and auto-charging credit cards without prior customer approval. Both companies were found to have inadequately disclosed the auto-renew service to consumers, and were thus forced to pay the fines, change the disclosures, and provide electronic notification of subscription expiration.

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Google seems all set to bolster up the appeal of its mailing service Gmail by adding a slew of social networking features to it, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The search engine giant is gearing up to capitalise on the hype of social networking in current scenario, and is apparently tweaking some interactive social networking attributes on Gmail to transform it into a communication hub.

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