A FutureSource Consulting study funded by Macrovision -- developers of anti-DVD copying solutions -- have found that consumers do indeed pirate DVDs, justifying the development and further purchase of Macrovision anti-DVD-copying software. In a study of 3,613 American consumers and 1,718 U.K. consumers, the firm found that roughly a third of the total respondents in both countries admitted to copyi...

For those of you who love those megapixels, you now can drop a year's pay or so on the new Hasselblad H3DII-50--a 50-megapixel camera. The H3DII-50 boasts the worlds largest sensor, at 36-by-48mm, built by Kodak. Kodak states: "At 50 {megapixels] the sensor captures digital images with unprecedented resolution and detail. For instance, with a 50 megapixel camera, in an aerial photo of a field 1-½...

The guys from "Ghost Hunters" may want to get their hands on the recently announced The FlashlightDVR from Swann Communications, so they can capture spooky ghost happenings that the naked eye may miss. This little gadget lets you to record video in low light conditions with Night Vison and record audio in any situation, via a built-in microphone. It uses either three C batteries or rechargeable Ni-...

Dictionary fanboys rejoice. You're now an official part of the lexicon. Merriam Webster compiled its year list of new words for 2008--the same list that made w00t at least semi-official this time last year. This time out in the tech category, the dictionary added the aforementioned nickname for brand obsessives, along with malware, pretexting, netroots, and webinar. The full list of new words is ab...

Photo original posted here: Nikon Rumors Flickr It seems like the point-and-shoot for professionals, enthusiasts, and people that just want better pictures may be released by Nikon soon, as rumors of the P6000 are being bandied about. After viewing photos of the information on the Nikon Rumors blog, I've translated it from French to English. Details, if it's not a myth, after the jump....