You decide over the realness of this: “Without giving much details, those captures shows MacOSX x86 running on a 4 physical CPU-based MacIntel with Hyperthreading enable. One can clearly see 4 physical processors recognized while 8 logical processors are recorded by the CPU monitor.”
Originally from OSNews
This is an excellent use of Flash that mimics OS X for a truely neat blog. Check it out.
Originally from My Digg News
It was only a matter of time. The box – called a starter interrupt unit – is used mostly at used-car dealerships that provide financing to customers with bad credit. But other segments of the auto industry may adopt it, particularly if consumers’ credit ratings continue to decline.
Originally from My Digg News
30Gigs.com is invite-only web-based email that offers, you guessed it, 30 gigabytes of space.
30 Gigs is in beta and I haven’t scored an invite, so I can’t say much about how well it works, but from the looks of things, it’s positioning itself to compete with Gmail (ie, superior message search and ginormous storage limit.) Anyone out there have an invite or some insight into the app? Let me know in the comments.
Google has recently posted the Digg’s Top Stories Plugin created by Mike Singleton under their offical plugin page for the Google Desktop 2.
Originally from My Digg News