Posted on Wednesday, September 21 2005 @ 23:36 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Each day there are so many interesting news article and I can hardly dedicated a full article to everything. A few new news posters would be welcome and in fact I'm still looking for
new reviewers..
But anyway, I figured out it may be a good idea to wrapup some of the articles I can't post in one big "link article". Here's the first edition.
Google has lots of ambition and may become more important than Microsoft, CNET writes.
NASA wants to go back to space in 2018.
An organisation representing 8,000 authors sued Google because Google Print infringes the author copyright and here's Google's reply to the case.
A demo of Serious Sam 2 has been released today. It's 236MB.
The Hubble telescope has found a mysterious disc of blue stars around a black hole.
Mars's surface is still changing a lot, NASA reports.
AOL increases the spyware protection for its users.
MKVTech updated their NVIDIA BIOS Editor guide.
Hardwarespell has a few photos of Asus's PhysX card
Lenovo's new ThinkPad notebooks are now also available in other colors than black
Intel discontinues the Pentium 4 571 and 561.