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FBI to start special service to spy on online communication

Cnet claims that the FBI, the intelligence agency of the United States, is grouping a team of people to monitor online communication. The service is called the National Domestic Communications Assistance Center and the FBI confirms that it is getting ready, but that the service is not operational yet. The NDCAC would eavesdrop on Skype communication and in the [...]

LG N2A2 NAS review

The market for Network Attached Storage devices (NAS) is continuously growing over the last years. There are more and more companies entering the market with their NAS products. This time we are taking a closer look at a home consumer NAS from LG Electronics, the LG N2A2 NAS with a capacity of 2TB, torrent, DLNA and much more.

Seagate plan to acquire LaCie

World’s biggest harddisk manufacturer Seagate want to extend their market share and plan to acquire a controlling interest in LaCie, a French manufacturer of consumer products.

RunCore Xapear SSD features RFID security & SMS deletion

This SSD connects by USB 2.0 and is configured into two partitions, one public and one hidden. The public partition appears upon plugging in the SSD, while the private partition only appears after swiping the supplied RFID key on top of the drive.

Why not? PNY announces USB drive with whistle

It could be possible that there is a scenario where you would have loved to be able to whistle on your USB stick, but we really wonder when. To make this rare event possible, the company PNY has announced its latest product going by the name of USB Flash Drive Whistle Attaché. While this is basically [...]

Team Group announces SATA II SSD

After yesterdays announcement of a SATA II SSD from Silicon Power, we have another SATA II SSD, this time from Team Group.  Their model, the SSD SATA II A1 features high-speed NAND Flash has built-in 128MB DDR Cache memory combined with S.M.A.R.T, ECC automatic error correction and supports the WIN7 TRIM command.
The drive uses a PHISON [...]

KINGMAX launches ED-07 range of USB3 fast flash drives

KINGMAX has launched its ED-07 range of USB 3.0 flash drives, capable of delivering up to 170MB/s read and 40MB/s write performance. These flash drives feature high speed Toggle or ONFI MLC Flash, which help them deliver their improved transfer rates.

Silicon Power announces budget SATA I/II SSD drives

Silicon Power has announced a new range of  SSD’s  today, the Technology T10. The drives come in capacities ranging from 32GB to 256GB and according to Silicon Power it’s a budget range but no prices were given. The specifications of the drives seem to support that they are budget models as the drives support SATA [...]

HDD’s in 2016 will have 10 to 20 times the capacity of current drives

Research company Isupply has released a report in which it says that hard-drive capacity will be 10 to 20 times more by the year 2016. Manufacturers currently use perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) , but this technology is almost at its maximum capacity. Fortunately there a new developments, such a new method researched by Seagate that is called [...]

CD Projekt says the truth is, DRM doesn’t work

In an interview between Forbes and CD Projekt CEO Marcin Iwinski, Iwinski said the truth is that DRM simply does not work. He said the main problem is that the copy protection is cracked within hours of the release of every game, not to mention the money and development wasted to implement it. Those with pirated versions also have a clean and more functional game!

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Diablo 3 game fans hit with always-online DRM grief (4)

  • Fri 18 May 20:04 by Seán
  • Software

it appears that Blizzard underestimated the server capacity required to handle all the gamers, thus resulting in Battle.net servers being overloaded and taken offline at launch. As Diablo III requires the user to be logged in with an uninterrupted internet connection to play, most players were greeted with an "Error 37" on the day of launch, unable to play the game.

CD Projekt says the truth is, DRM doesn't work (2)

  • Mon 21 May 22:48 by Seán
  • Piracy

In an interview between Forbes and CD Projekt CEO Marcin Iwinski, Iwinski said the truth is that DRM simply does not work. He said the main problem is that the copy protection is cracked within hours of the release of every game, not to mention the money and development wasted to implement it. Those with pirated versions also have a clean and more functional game!

Why not? PNY announces USB drive with whistle (7)

It could be possible that there is a scenario where you would have loved to be able to whistle on your USB stick, but we really wonder when. To make

RunCore unveils InVincible SSD with smoking self-destruct (3)

  • Thu 17 May 15:20 by Seán
  • Solid State (ssd), Uncategorized

RunCore has launched its InVincible SSD line, claiming to provide the highest data security with its two physically attached buttons, coloured green & red, giving the user a choice of whether to wipe or physically destroy the SSD.

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