After yesterday’s wrap-up of the gargantuan Auction 73 to offload the newly-freed 700MHz spectrum, it looks like the two champions to emerge are Verizon and AT&T. Big Red has emerged with virtually all of the highly coveted C Block save for Alaska, Puerto Rico, and the Gulf of Mexico, a logical move considering its recent [...]

Almost every solar-powered car we’ve seen has been incredibly goofy-looking, but we’d bet we could learn to overlook external appearances if we had a sunshine whip to call our own – especially if we had to build it ourselves as well. That’s the promise behind Art Haines’ SUNN solar car kit, which will let you [...]

Looks like all those rumors yesterday were true – Microsoft has just posted up the official standalone version of Vista SP1. Sure, you’ve been able to get it in one way or another for a while now, but if you’re into silly things like “legit OS updates,” the wow factor is now out. I hope! [...]

Those of you running Windows Home Server will be disappointed to hear that a bug first discovered in December is still on Microsoft’s “To Do” list. To recap, the flaw results in files edited directly on the server – as opposed to being edited on a desktop and then manually copied to the server – [...]

Intel certainly hasn’t been holding back on its near term plans for its MID-powering Atom processors, but the company has been a considerably more coy about anything beyond the initial 1.6GHz Atom 230 series processor. We now have a slightly better idea of what to expect from future MIDs, however, thanks to one of those [...]