Shadowland will now take a short break, and will be back over the holidays. Feel free to subsribe to the RSS feed or follow on Twitter or Facebook. You will then get updates as soon as there is something new on this site. Hopefully the first day after Easter. I want ... Continue Reading

The latest version of Avira AntiVir adds 'cloud-based' detection and simplifies administration by, among other things, introducing one-click malware removal. With several new features and easier administration, Avira AntiVir 10 is ready to protect your PC better than what it already does. Avira AntiVir Proactiv, ... Continue Reading

The gaming-on-demand website OnLive Game Service opens in June, after eight years of development. The developers would like to make consoles obsolete, by renting out even the largest games directly from the Internet. On the webservice OnLive gamers will be able to play the latest titles without investing in a new ... Continue Reading

Canonical has finally released the first public beta version of Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx, the first Ubuntu with the new and fresh light theme as shown above. The new Ubuntu reveals, among other things, a new music shop in partnership with 7digital, which is the Ubuntu One Music Store. ... Continue Reading

Nintendo surprised everyone by announcing that they will turn Nintendo DS into 3DS next year. Nintendo is betting hard on the handheld market today, with several DS models to fit any audience. As late as now in March DSi XL was released, with larger screens well suited for ... Continue Reading

Codemasters has announced that they are currently working on Colin McRae: DiRT 3, the follow up to one of last year's best racing games. Codemasters Studios Vice President Gavin Cheshire has revealed that the company’s currently at work on a sequel to last year’s Colin McRae - Dirt 2. The executive ... Continue Reading

Microsoft has demonstrated a development version of Internet Explorer 9 with much focus on built-in support for video and better graphics. The early version of Internet Explorer 9, which Microsoft now has made available to developers, delivers support for HTML 5 and processors with built-in graphics capabilities. Microsoft believes that ... Continue Reading

Are you afraid of being forgotten as soon as death takes you and the coffin lid is being hammered into place? Fear not. Now you can use modern technology to send messages to your successors. Usually a tombstone has the task of passing three important details about the deceased: name, ... Continue Reading

To set up an Ubuntu server is not very hard. But what should you use it for? Here we show you how you can use it to run virtual machines. General Information This setup is tested on a Ubuntu 9.10 server, where we have created a user named "ITpro".  ... Continue Reading

You can only wonder who would use the amount of money on a TV that the price is set to on this one. The TV is called PrestigeHD SUPREME Rose Edition and is in fact the worlds most expensive TV. It is taylor made by the company Stuart Hughes and will ... Continue Reading

Microsoft has on the Windows team blog just released the first details about Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Server 2008. The SP1 will update both operating systems, so there is no separate packages. This is possible because Windows 7 ... Continue Reading

Once again, a Japanese robot in the spotlight. This time he's called Yotaro, the baby simulator. He can laugh and cry, but he's not a very cute baby. Robots are a good thing and can save us from useing real people as subjects. A good example is the robot ... Continue Reading