For frequent fliers at select airports, paperless boarding is no big deal. In fact, it’s a way of life they adopted well over a year ago. But for many, they still have to search tirelessly to find which pocket they crammed their boarding pass into before stripping down and cruising through security. In an effort to get more and more travelers onto flights without any additional paper (and paperwork), the Transportation Security Administration and Continental Airlines have jointly announced the expansion of the

Often described as the “Woodstock of Gaming,” QuakeCon is a four-day, non-stop celebration of games and the people who play them. Free to all and open to the public, QuakeCon 2009 featured North America’s largest Bring-Your-Own-Computer (BYOC) LAN party for nearly 3,000 people and we bring you some coverage of what you missed.

I'm getting ready to go down to the BYOC and vendor area at Quakecon 2009 and have loaded up with some AMD Phenom II X4 965 processors that I will be giving away to those that have read this and tracked me down. The supply is limited, so it is a first come first served type of deal. The Phenom II X4 965 processor is the flagship desktop quad-core processor from AMD and operates at 3.4GHz. Be sure to check out our review of the processor here!

Do it all. AMD Phenom II processors have the power to do it all. Featuring next-generation quad-core design, they crush even the most demanding tasks. So design it, render it, play it, create it, stream it, HD it. With AMD Phenom II processors, if you can imagine it, you can do it.

Despite gripes about AT&T coverage, issues with the App Store, and lawsuits about missing MMS, people love the iPhone 3GS, or at least the 200 users surveyed by Capital and Changewave Research do. According to the survey, 99% of the users felt “satisfied” with iPhone 3GS, with 82% being “very satisfied.” Meanwhile, the Palm Pre, the latest challenger to the iPhone scored 87% satisfied, and 45% very satisfied. On the positive side for the Palm Pre, RBC’s Mike Abramsky wrote in a report to clients Friday,

AMD invited Legit Reviews up to their private suite in the hotel that Quakecon 2009 is being hosted at for a first look at gaming on one of their upcoming DirectX 11 graphics cards. This graphics card has not been officially named yet, but it has the internal code name of 'Evergreen' and we managed to snap a picture of it. Read on to see more about this card and what the t-shirt below is all about.

AMD is showing off this game and SDK demos to a very lucky 100 people at Quakecon 2009 this weekend, which is awesome. You get the chance to grab the mouse and play around with a DirectX 11 graphics card before it even comes out. Once you get done with the demo you get a numbered t-shirt showing which number you were. Not a bad idea to get a little buzz going in the gamer community. If you happen to be at Quakecon 2009 this weekend and see some AMD employees walking around be sure to tell them that you want to see the future and you might be escorted to a private suite with tons of free food and DirectX 11 graphics cards.

There’s a good chance residents of Boston and Seattle will have a new high-speed wireless broadband option before the end of this year—Verizon Wireless recently announced plans to test its 4G wireless broadband service in these cities. The new wireless data service promises speeds that are five to 10 times faster than the service used today by popular handsets such as Apple’s iPhone. While today’s 3G networks are adequate for checking email or surfing the web, they’re not fast enough for high-quality video or

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Traditionally speaking, Sony has never been a company to follow publicly accepted norms. From Mini-Disc to ATRAC Memory Stick Pro to those UMD movies that nobody wanted for their PSP, the outfit has a long, storied history of forcing its own proprietary formats onto consumers. Of course, that same history includes the fact that most consumers simply don’t want to cave to Sony’s wishes, and formats such as MP3, Secure Digital and Compact Disc have absolutely garnered broader industry support. We tell you all

AMD invited Legit Reviews up to their private suite in the hotel that Quakecon 2009 is being hosted at for a first look at gaming on one of their upcoming DirectX 11 graphics cards. This graphics card has not been officially named yet, but it has the internal code name of 'Evergreen' and we managed to snap a picture of it.

If you’re anything like us, you spend a great deal of time looking at an LCD monitor. Every so often you’ll get up the nerve to go look at an HDTV or a movie screen, but by and large your eyes stay planted on whatever monitor is connected to your rig. Myvu’s hoping to give those retinas of yours a break, regardless of where you’re at. The company has just introduced the Crystal EV, a “personal media viewer” that looks like a set of glasses worn by one certain Star Trek character (whom we won’t mention by name).