Ace on Tech: Stardust Ed.

A lot of the screenshots that have been popping up lately are most likely souped up for conceptional purposes, but one thing certainly returns steadily: the click-wheel-like interface. Usually the Windows Logo Orb is seated in the center of a wheel with numerous icons surrounding it. Is this the future of Windows?

Firefox is all over the news with its upcoming release of Firefox 3. According to reports, Mozilla is already in the planning stage for the next major update to the FF franchise, i.e. Firefox 3.1. It will incorporate features that were cut from the RC1 build that was pushed out a few days ago.

Nehalem is the name of Intel’s next-generation 45 nanometer micro-architecture. It is a processor architecture that will harness the processing power for a wide range of computers, ranging from ultra-portable laptops to high-end server equipment, utilizing a scalable amount of cores.

Google has formed a technology coalition with Microsoft, Dell, Intel, HP and Philips Electronics to make sure the white space spectrum will be freed to allow ‘open’ wireless broadband services.

Limewire has opened its own online music store, where it will be offering DRM-free music for the affordable price of 27 cents a pop.