This was too cool to rip off from somewhere, so I’ll just link and give a quick rundown. A company called Iomega has received two patents that cover a specific use of nanotechnology to write the info to the disk. This in turn could allow DVD's to hold up to 100 times more than what they hold now. We'll see if they can get it working well enough for it to be commercially acceptable, but holy crap, if they do, who will need Blue-Ray? People aren't going to want to ditch out DVD's yet. I just don't believe they've lived out their cycle yet. I suppose only time will tell, but an 850 GB DVD will surely help their cause to hang around a bit longer.
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Hi all. My name's Doak Gips, technology writer for The University Star in San Marcos, and now, writer here at Techspec. I do alot of gaming work, but love the tech just as much. If ya want to speak with me about something more than how much you hate me, drop me a line TheGipper08@gmail.com. Peace.

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Firefox 1.0.4 is now officially available!
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I recently tried to get on Google and noticed that the site was down. Then I found out that Google had a DNS Error.

Source:
mrmiscellanious from the G4tv forums
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