The first trailer for the computer game Battlefield Heroes is now online. If you haven’t heard of it, Heroes is a First Person Shooter that’s a massive departure from the series thanks to its cartoonish art style. Oh yeah, it’s free too.

Electronic Arts hopes these changes will open the hardcore series up to the masses, and with the free price tag and supposedly low system requirements there’s no excuse not to check this one out. Battlefield Heroes will be released in the Summer of 2008 for the PC.

Some 8,700 FTP passwords are being sold in eBay auctions from all over the world, these passwords include some that will give access to Fortune 500 companies FTP Servers.

They found 2,621 passwords for US Based companies, 1,247 for Russia based companies. Many other companies have been hit with this breach.

It has become an industry in its own to buy and sell passwords to various companies computer systems.

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Yet again Microsoft has to pay up. They have been charging rivals extra for software, so now they’re ending up having to pay a nice lump sum of $1.3 billion to the EU.

Microsoft got fined in March 2004 for withholding communications information from rivals. Microsoft had to pay $613 million back then.

The $1.3 billion fine is the largest ever for a single company. GO Microsoft!

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Korean PC maker Sanjut is announcing their answer to the Asus EEE in the eventual release of the TangoX Nano. The TangoX will house a removable Skype phone, an 800×480 pixel touch screen, a card reader, USB 2.0, and WiFi A,B,G all based on the Via C7-M ULV 1.2Ghz chipset with 1GB of DDR2 RAM and either a 40 or 80 GB hard drive.

Personally, I almost purchased an EEE and ultimately didn’t because of the keyboard size and the fairly small SSD hard drive. This is looking more and more like it could give the EEE a serious run for its money. There is no word as of yet what the TangoX will cost or when it might show up stateside.