Fritz 9 is the latest version of the superpowered chess engine that was able to defeat Garry Kasparov, one of the world's best players. If that sounds like a challenge you're up to then Fritz 9 won't ...

Fritz Chess 14 is the most comprehensive chess program in the world. Whether you are new to the game or a Grandmaster, FRITZ 14 is suitable for all skill levels. The top-ranked Fritz Chess engine ...

Nearly 20 years ago, I wrote about a chess-teaching program aimed at children ages 8 and up. It used various arcade-like games to teach kids how chess pieces moved and captured. It was a new concept ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Fritz Chess 17 Steam Edition This chess program offers you everything you will need as a dedicated chess enthusiast, with innovative training methods for ...

A better introduction to the timeless game is Play Chess Fritz 8, which includes a complete tutorial for beginners and novices and still provides solid tactical advice for skilled players. Fritz 8 ...

If you ask the average computer owner to recommend a chess program, it's a safe bet that you'll hear the name "Chessmaster" far more than any other. But if you ask someone in the serious chess ...

The chess match between world champion Vladimir Kramnik and the computer challenger Deep Fritz ended in a draw on Saturday after the final point of the man versus machine contest was shared. When the ...

Should chess grandmaster Vladimir Kramnik lose today, it would mark the end of an era. It would be the first time that computers gained the upper hand in chess. Watch live on SPIEGEL ONLINE ...

Barcelona (Spain) -Apr. 17, 2009- Gammick Entertainment has released the Fritz Chess version for iPhone and iPod Touch to the market. After finishing the development for the Nintendo DS™, Nintendo ...

Koch Media, a leading producer and distributor of digital entertainment products, and Gammick Entertainment, a Spanish producer and developer of computer and video games, today announced the ...

Man in the Fort's Synthetic Bench post got me looking into synthetic benches. I noted that some semi-reputable sites have started using Fritz Chess Benchmark to bench parallel processing potential.