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Xpand Rally Xtreme demo (Windows)

Xpand Rally Xtreme is the sequel to Xpand Rally. The new game features a chilling adrenaline rush racing spree: tracks designed according to hundreds of authentic special stages from real life, rally races full of moguls, jumps, grooves and tight hairpins, and an even greater sense of raw power.This single-player...

Tags: Race, Techland, Xpand Rally Xtreme, Microsoft Windows, Games, Operating Systems, Software, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2007-01-11

GTI Racing demo (Windows)

GTI Racing uniquely blends a realistic and highly detailed car physics simulation with the pure fun of driving. Enjoy the greatest collection of the legendary European Volkswagen Golf series cars, representing all five generations from its original heritage through to the current day. Try out the GTI, G60 and the...

Tags: Car, Volkswagen AG, Microsoft Windows, Techland

Software downloads 2006-04-05

SpecForce demo (Windows)

SpecForce is set in the future, when humanity, united in a Federation, begins to colonize subsequent planetary systems in search of natural resources and living space. Soon, the Federation's authorities, unprepared for the expansion, limit their actions to distributing the terraforming concessions among rivaling Exploring Corporations. Consecutive planets of the...

Tags: Techland, SpecForce, Federation, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2005-07-06

Additional Resources

Symantec buys MessageLabs for $695 million; Bolsters SaaS lineup

Somebody is finding some values out there in techland. Symantec on Wednesday said it is acquiring MessageLabs for $695 million in cash. MessageLabs, which offers messaging and Web security services, had about $145 million in revenue for the fiscal year ending July 31. Symantec...

Tags: Software-as-a-service, Symantec Corp., MessageLabs Ltd., Software As A Service (SaaS), Cloud Computing, Security, Emerging Technologies, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-10-08

News to know: Microhoo; Taming Vista UAC; iPhone; Google; CIO Sessions

Notable headlines: Ed Bott: Fixing Windows Vista, Part 2: Taming UAC. Images: Taming Vista's User Account Control right Larry Dignan: Microhoo: Wall Street gets antsy Mary Jo Foley: XP SP3 delayed by glitch New test releases...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Larry Dignan, Vista UAC, Jason O'Grady, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, 3G, Operating Systems, Cellular Phones, Wireless, Software, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Blog posts 2008-04-30

Rumor: 3G iPhone to sell for US$199

In Fortune's TechLand blog Scott Moritz cites a "person familiar with the strategy" as saying that Apple will drop the price of the new 3G iPhone as much as US$200 when it's launched this June. The only catch: buyers will be required to sign a new two-year contract. AT&T...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, 3G, Apple iPhone, Cellular Phones, Wireless, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Blog posts 2008-04-29

News to know: Vista SP1; OS X patches; Apple; Veodia; Enterprise software lies

Notable headlines: Ed Bott: Want Vista SP1? Here’s how to get it now. Gallery right. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Should I install SP1? Mary Jo Foley: Some of the finer points on Windows Vista SP1 availability Vista SP1 available for download; Retail availability a...

Tags: Larry Dignan, Mobile, Enterprise Software, Movie, Patch Management, Microsoft Windows Vista, Apple Inc., Apple Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows Vista SP1, Sales Strategy, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Sales, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software

Blog posts 2008-03-19

Reality check: CNET and TechCrunch

Pardon the interruption in our regular programming for some inside techland. Henry Blodget is suggesting that CNET could acquire my friend Mike Arrington's TechCrunch sites for $100 million on the heels of analyst Douglas McIntyre's post explaining why he thinks TechCrunch and other blog operations will eventually be acquired...

Tags: Blog, Blogging, CBS Interactive Inc., Dan Farber, Internet, McIntyre, TechCrunch

Blog posts 2007-10-03