From the BBC:

The latest Windows update is causing problems for owners of Microsoft's Surface RT gadgets.

The Windows 8.1 update has reportedly meant some of the touchscreen devices will not start up properly.

From the BBC:

Microsoft has agreed a deal to buy Nokia's mobile phone business for 5.4bn euros ($7.2bn; £4.6bn).

Nokia will also license its patents and mapping services to Microsoft. Nokia shares jumped 35% on the news, whereas Microsoft's fell more than 5%.

So many things have transpired this year that it is hard to know where to start.
AOA has experienced a considerable and protracted slowdown of traffic. As you already know, Alliance of Overclocking Arts was established as an overclocker's site. But the landscape of the overclocking hobby has changed dramatically in the past few years. It simply isn't the black art that it once was. Those of us who have taken AOA upon ourselves as an avocation have been powerless to change this.
We intend to try to maintain and support AOA as we move out in a new direction. How long we can do this will depend upon our success in our new endeavor.
In an effort to follow our own interests as they have emerged over time, we have decided to branch out into a new area of computing.
We are opening a new Linux Gaming site.
This is why we are contacting you. We would very much like to invite your participation in launching the new site.
We have been working for several months, putting together a library of first class games that can utilize modern hardware. Not always the newest games, but usually the best of games.
What we have now is a forum; what we need is you. Please come and help us kick the tires. And don't worry if you're not running Linux...yet. You might just decide to take a test drive after you see what we've got.
We hope to see you at www.GamersOnLinux.com
Welcome!
Daniel Edgar [Daniel~]
Chris Richards [Gizmo]
Dan Marsh [danrok]
Graham Murphy [Aedan]
Brian McCracken [booman]
Bob Zubaly [ThunderRd]

From the BBC:

Yahoo has redesigned its Flickr photo-sharing service, offering users up to 1TB of storage without a fee.

The revamp also allows users to host longer video clips and higher-resolution photos, and a new app has been launched for Android devices.

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com

From Wired:

There’s more than one way to make money from the Bitcoin craze, which has seen the value of the digital currency increase more than six-fold over the past few months. You can do it the old-fashioned way: buying low and selling high. But for the sophisticated digital-currency investor, there’s a whole other world of Bitcoin speculation: the Bitcoin mining rig.

From Bit-tech.net:

Details of the upcoming PCI Express solid-state storage device from Asus, dubbed the Republic of Gamers (RoG) RAIDR, have leaked ahead of an official announcement from the company, following a tease of the product at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year.

From the BBC:

Any paper document can be turned into an interactive touchscreen using a projection and camera system developed by Fujitsu.

The system lets users instantly copy text and photographs by using a finger to draw a box around them.

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com

From the BBC:

The latest Windows update is causing problems for owners of Microsoft's Surface RT gadgets.

The Windows 8.1 update has reportedly meant some of the touchscreen devices will not start up properly.

From the BBC:

Microsoft has agreed a deal to buy Nokia's mobile phone business for 5.4bn euros ($7.2bn; £4.6bn).

Nokia will also license its patents and mapping services to Microsoft. Nokia shares jumped 35% on the news, whereas Microsoft's fell more than 5%.

So many things have transpired this year that it is hard to know where to start.
AOA has experienced a considerable and protracted slowdown of traffic. As you already know, Alliance of Overclocking Arts was established as an overclocker's site. But the landscape of the overclocking hobby has changed dramatically in the past few years. It simply isn't the black art that it once was. Those of us who have taken AOA upon ourselves as an avocation have been powerless to change this.
We intend to try to maintain and support AOA as we move out in a new direction. How long we can do this will depend upon our success in our new endeavor.
In an effort to follow our own interests as they have emerged over time, we have decided to branch out into a new area of computing.
We are opening a new Linux Gaming site.
This is why we are contacting you. We would very much like to invite your participation in launching the new site.
We have been working for several months, putting together a library of first class games that can utilize modern hardware. Not always the newest games, but usually the best of games.
What we have now is a forum; what we need is you. Please come and help us kick the tires. And don't worry if you're not running Linux...yet. You might just decide to take a test drive after you see what we've got.
We hope to see you at www.GamersOnLinux.com
Welcome!
Daniel Edgar [Daniel~]
Chris Richards [Gizmo]
Dan Marsh [danrok]
Graham Murphy [Aedan]
Brian McCracken [booman]
Bob Zubaly [ThunderRd]

From the BBC:

Yahoo has redesigned its Flickr photo-sharing service, offering users up to 1TB of storage without a fee.

The revamp also allows users to host longer video clips and higher-resolution photos, and a new app has been launched for Android devices.

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com

From Wired:

There’s more than one way to make money from the Bitcoin craze, which has seen the value of the digital currency increase more than six-fold over the past few months. You can do it the old-fashioned way: buying low and selling high. But for the sophisticated digital-currency investor, there’s a whole other world of Bitcoin speculation: the Bitcoin mining rig.

From Bit-tech.net:

Details of the upcoming PCI Express solid-state storage device from Asus, dubbed the Republic of Gamers (RoG) RAIDR, have leaked ahead of an official announcement from the company, following a tease of the product at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year.

From the BBC:

Any paper document can be turned into an interactive touchscreen using a projection and camera system developed by Fujitsu.

The system lets users instantly copy text and photographs by using a finger to draw a box around them.

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com

This Guide has been moved to GamersOnLinux.com