A worm was recently discovered inside laptops aboard the International Space Station. The detected virus was designed to steal passwords and send them to a remote server. Fortunately, none of the Space Station's critical workstations were affected by virus. Only laptops used for emails and nutritional experiments were mostly affected. More details in our full article.

It seems like Dell has a new ace up its sleeve in the form of its new Precision line of notebooks. True to its namesake, the new mobile workstations certainly carry a vary sleek air in terms of both appearance and performance. Find out more about the new line-up in our full article.

Dell's been hearing some whinin' and moanin' from its consumers for quite some time now. Users of their notebooks have been experiencing problems with their GPUs and a lot of them are getting frustrated. The company is now offering corrective services and has updates its list of notebook models which have been experiencing trouble. More in the full article.

Gamers with top-range laptops, this news is for you. NVIDIA spread the word that the GeForce 9M line for mobile computing platforms has been finalized and put to market, prompting the consumer electronics division of every laptop brand known to mankind to update their product portfolios. But are they worth the jump to the latest, greatest, and most undoubtedly, priciest? Find out at the full story.

Electronics consumers have welcomed the diminutive ULPC machines (such as the Asus Eee, HP Mini-note) with wide-open arms, but major names in the computing industry are wary about the new trend of low cost PCs and the threat that their attractive price tags pose in the computing market built on powerful and expensive machinery. Read more in the full article.

Thanks to our pals over at N4G, we've heard something new from Ascaron Entertainment and their long-silent project that is Sacred 2: Fallen Angel. We've heard very few things about it since the action RPG's major showing at the last Game Developers Conference. Now news has come forth that says Ascaron and Intel are in cahoots for a major upbringing of gaming in mobile computing platforms, and it's got something to do with Intel's next generation Centrino platform.

The XrossMediaBar is something most of you PS3 or PSP owners probably see every day. And chances are, you've grown pretty attached to it. Hey, the XMB didn't win an Emmy for nothing, y'know. Well, don't look now (aww, you looked!) but Sony's just announced that they'll be incorporating the XMB interface into their latest series of Vaio mobile notebooks.

This month will be the launch of the Creature Creator for Will Wright's Spore, and the evolution simulator is set to touch two thirds of the PC population: Windows and Mac. What we have here are for gamers on both segments, though several Linux players might be interested as well. Are your Windows (emulation or non-emulation) and Mac rigs ready? The system requirements to run EA Maxis' masterpiece follows at the full story.

Intel pulled up the curtains on a little surprise at 2008 Computex technology show in Taipei, and the shocking revelation is geared for taking connected gaming to the next level. Using Intel-powered PCs, they've demonstrated that mobile phones could play video, audio, and relay game control messages via streams on a new build of StreamMyGame software. More details revealed at the full story.

What's hot in the PC side of things (well, the Windows side of the PC side, that is)? It's what you've been waiting for, Windows gamer. At this year's D: All Things Digital, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer of Microsoft have demoed one of the new facets of Windows 7 in front of an audience that once witnessed the one-on-one between Gates and Jobs. And guess what? Windows 7's new features starts off with touch.