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21st Nov 2007 A new study conducted by US analyst firm Nemertes Research is predicting that we will clog up the Internet tubes by the year 2010. Oh noes! [24]
20th Nov 2007 Gamers might want to hold off before buying their next notebook - Nvidia just announced that the 8800M GPU is on the way. [17]
19th Nov 2007 AMD has finally launched its Spider platform and the Phenom line of processors to the masses. Fanboys rejoice by emptying their wallets.. providing you can find one. [21]
16th Nov 2007 Browsers of legitimate sites such as Canada.com and MLB.com may find an unpleasant surprise on the sites - a virus contained in the banner ads. [36]
15th Nov 2007 Enjoy some TF2 action from Valve's latest Orange box? Thanks to Intel, we've joined up to host an uber octo-core server, so join bit-tech for some online FPS action! [98]
14th Nov 2007 XFX debuts its GeForce 8800 GT 256MB - it's just like the 8800 GT 512MB, but with less memory! [7]
14th Nov 2007 Dell's next 30 incher, the 3008WFP, is looking to satisfy all your input needs and will sport DisplayPort, HDMI and more. [16]
13th Nov 2007 The Enthusiast System Architecture is now upon us with the release of the Cosmos ESA from Cooler Master. [11]
12th Nov 2007 The day we have all been waiting for is finally here - Intel's first Penryn processor launches today with the Core 2 Extreme QX9650. [10]
12th Nov 2007 Foxconn's Mars motherboard is the first on the market to support the new 0.5 multiplier increments for Penryn processors. [0]
8th Nov 2007 Toshiba’s HD-A2 HD-DVD player has sold over 90,000 units this past weekend alone thanks to a sub-$100 price point at BestBuy and Walmart. [36]
8th Nov 2007 The free distribution method Radiohead employed in the release of its new album has announced results - free beats paying. [15]
7th Nov 2007 The Australian national science agency have displayed preliminary plans for a jacket capable of generating and storing power to run mobile devices from the body’s movement. [21]
7th Nov 2007 Lenovo has announced the ThinkStation line of workstations, and has released specifications on two models currently planned. [5]
6th Nov 2007 If you've been wanting the Optimus keyboard since it was first announced but can't afford the $1500 price tag, then good news for you. The keyboard now has a sub-$500 model on the way. [20]
5th Nov 2007 A Graffiti-like approach to passwords has been proposed to aid in system security by using unique images as passwords. [29]
2nd Nov 2007 A Canadian-based IP firm called Wi-LAN has sued 22 companies, including manufacturers and retailers, for patent infringement. [22]
2nd Nov 2007 MySpace and Google have teamed up on Google’s OpenSocial platform in order to reach an even wider user base. [14]
1st Nov 2007 Mozilla Labs has released software that integrates web applications into the desktop, allowing instance-specific control of particular web functions. [27]
1st Nov 2007 More problems are surfacing concerning Apple’s latest OS X upgrade, Leopard. This time firewalls are being disabled and computers left open to invasion. [24]
1st Nov 2007 The photo "Autumn Carpet" by Richard Hogarth wins the October bit-tech Photo of the Month competition! [10]
31st Oct 2007 NBC has teamed up with Fox to bring you Hulu - an ad supported way of watching some of your favourite tv shows and movies for free. [15]
31st Oct 2007 Google’s new social networking site, OpenSocial, is set to go live on Thursday. We have some of the details for you today. [0]
30th Oct 2007 Microsoft’s security report is in and it shows a decrease in vulnerabilities and removed malware in newer versions of software. I should hope so too! [10]
30th Oct 2007 Everything isn’t so shiny as Apple’s newly released OS X upgrade, Leopard, causes some computers to crash upon install andApple are clueless about how to solve it. [36]
26th Oct 2007 Livestock provide the power needed to communities in India set to receive OLPC laptops, but production problems may delay system delivery. [14]