Denon receivers now Windows 7 Compatible
Denon Electronics said Monday four of its higher end A/V receivers and its two networked iPod docks are now compatible with Microsoft Windows 7 after passing various Microsoft compatibility tests.
Canwest launches MovieTime in HD
Canwest announced today that it will launch a high definition version of its English language specialty movie channel Movietime on Friday, March 12th.
At launch, MovieTime HD will only be available on Rogers digital cable in Ontario but the company hopes to launch with other cable and satellite television providers later in the spring.
Android powered Galaxy Spica now in Canada
Samsung’s latest Android-powered smartphone in Canada, the Galaxy Spica is now available in Canada through Rogers Wireless.
Features of the new touch-screen phone which runs on the Android v1.5 OS include a 3.2″ capacitive display with 320 x 480 resolution, 800 Mhz precessor, a 3.2 megapixel camera with video recording capabilities and a powerful 1500 mAh Lithium-Ion battery provides up to seven hours of talk time and ten days of standby time.
Spectacle with Elvis Costello returns to CTV
The second season of Spectacle: Elvis Costello with.. continues on CTV on March 20th at 10:00 p.m. ET, the network said today.
Guests on the show for this season include Ron Sexsmith, Sheryl Crow, Lyle Lovett and a two part show with rock legend Bruce Springsteen.
Business apps for sale at Google Marketplace
Google this week launched the Google Apps Marketplace, an online store which offers a collection of business services and applications that work over the net.
Introducing the new 5.4 Million dollar Intel CPU
If you’re in the market for a new personal computer then it’s likely you have considered buying one with a new Intel Core i7 processor. These multi-core processors with hyper threading technology are what power computing users drool over.
If you’re shopping at Tiger Direct today for the latest and greatest Intel CPU’s, however, you may wish to wait a bit longer before pulling the trigger.
United States global leader in malicious websites
Anti Virus software maker AVG Technologies has published the results of a research study which shows that, contrary to popular opinion, most malicious websites are hosted on US servers and not in other countries like China.
By monitoring active web servers serving exploits around the world, AVG found that 44 percent of the corrupted servers are hosted in the United States, followed by Germany and China at just 5 percent each.
Microsoft fixes Excel and Movie Maker security flaws
Microsoft this week released its monthly security patch which addresses a number of significant vulnerabilities including serious security flaws with Windows Movie Maker and Microsoft Excel.
