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News Archive for May 2004

• Radeon X600 & X300 rumours
  May 31, 2004
• Transmeta to Showcase 90nm Processors at Computex
  May 31, 2004
• HP expands open-source support
  May 31, 2004
• Microsoft Shows Off Security Plans
  May 28, 2004
• Radeon X800 Pro to XT Hard Mod
  May 28, 2004
• Intel to launch 64-bit Prescotts August 1st
  May 28, 2004
• Sony shows next-gen 'Walkman'
  May 28, 2004
• Daily Download: Thief 3 Deadly Shadows demo
  May 28, 2004
• Tough times for hard-drive companies
  May 28, 2004
• Shoppers Flock to the Web
  May 28, 2004
• Longhorn Builds in Ease of Use
  May 28, 2004
• Intel Details Graphics Media Accelerator 900
  May 28, 2004
• Stock option bonanza for Dell's future CEO
  May 28, 2004
• PCI Express closer to reality
  May 27, 2004
• MS to offer iPod-alike players, 80% lower pricetag
  May 27, 2004
• Microsoft considering XBox-PC hybrid
  May 27, 2004
• Daily Download: CryptoExpert 2004 Lite
  May 27, 2004
• S-ATA/RAID chipset performance comparison
  May 27, 2004
• Buffalo spammer gets 3.5 to 7 years
  May 27, 2004
• Interview with Ben Goodger, Firefox's Chief Developer
  May 27, 2004
• Yahoo to provide anti-spyware tools
  May 27, 2004
• Intel prepares marketing blitz for Grantsdale
  May 26, 2004
• Daily Download: X-Setup Pro 6.6
  May 26, 2004
• Apple releases 'Panther' update
  May 26, 2004
• Viruses, worms expected to become more complex
  May 26, 2004
• 'Pirate Act' raises civil rights concerns
  May 26, 2004
• MS: Linux a "waste of money"
  May 26, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  May 26, 2004
• TechSpot joins the TechTracker Network
  May 25, 2004
• DDR2 adoption may be delayed
  May 25, 2004
• 5x DVD-RAM drives are here
  May 25, 2004
• SanDisk Combines Storage, Wi-Fi
  May 25, 2004
• Cisco's $500 million router
  May 25, 2004
• IBM's Kill Bill
  May 25, 2004
• Daily Download: ZoneAlarm 5.0
  May 25, 2004
• Users passing on PC Upgrade cycle?
  May 25, 2004
• Distributor vs. Innovator, who wins?
  May 24, 2004
• Windows for Supercomputers?
  May 24, 2004
• New Linux AntiVirus from Network Associates
  May 24, 2004
• Daily Download: BadBlue 2.5
  May 24, 2004
• Microsoft loses Lindows appeal
  May 24, 2004
• RIAA sues 493 more music swappers
  May 24, 2004
• Microsoft to pay $12 million to Opera
  May 24, 2004
• ATI's David Nalasco interview
  May 24, 2004
• Windows 98 in a Pocket PC
  May 23, 2004
• No more ATI cards from Creative or Terratec
  May 23, 2004
• PowerVR 5 is being developed
  May 23, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  May 22, 2004
• Good-bye PCI, hello PCI Express
  May 21, 2004
• Daily Download: Fresh UI 7.10
  May 21, 2004
• Industry misc. news
  May 21, 2004
• Cisco to Finally Unveil Its 'Huge Fast Router'
  May 21, 2004
• LCD shortage means trouble for console makers
  May 21, 2004
• ATI's Radeon X800 texture filtering game
  May 20, 2004
• Study says 100 million PCs to be replaced in 2004
  May 20, 2004
• Daily Download: Abrosoft FantaMorph Pro 2.51
  May 20, 2004
• Utah sees first spyware case
  May 20, 2004
• Did Linus create Linux?
  May 20, 2004
• Apple to slow Mac OS Update pace
  May 20, 2004
• NY classifies Vonage as phone company
  May 20, 2004
• MS and HP on secret Windows pact (rumour)
  May 20, 2004
• Playstation hits 100 million mark
  May 20, 2004
• Daily Download: EF StartUp Manager
  May 19, 2004
• VIA Details Esther Processor
  May 19, 2004
• Google search for your local files, soon
  May 19, 2004
• Game Site Owner Busted For Screenshot Posting
  May 19, 2004
• IBM and Cisco team up for VoIP
  May 19, 2004
• AMD Product Update: RIP Duron, 100W 90nm FX-55
  May 18, 2004
• Dell Unveils New Axim PDAs
  May 18, 2004
• Upgrade Your DVD Writer to Double Layer?
  May 18, 2004
• Lycos beats Google to 1gb mail, for a fee
  May 18, 2004
• Daily Download: Fedora Core 2 available
  May 18, 2004
• PearPC brings OS X to the PC
  May 18, 2004
• NVIDIA touts MXM: Mobile PCI Express Module
  May 18, 2004
• AMD to offer dual-core CPUs by 2005
  May 18, 2004
• Microsoft plans on web search
  May 18, 2004
• Vonage cuts Net phoning prices
  May 18, 2004
• AMD Opteron 150 & 250 processors
  May 18, 2004
• Cisco investigates source code leak
  May 17, 2004
• Hitachi to boost production of iPod's HDs
  May 17, 2004
• Daily Download: XviD 1.0 available
  May 17, 2004
• FarCry on Pixel Shaders 3.0
  May 17, 2004
• Bidding for your Gmail account
  May 15, 2004
• Last few E3 tidbits
  May 15, 2004
• Intel expected to hit 64-bit by end of the year
  May 15, 2004
• HP to pay $105 million on Canada dispute
  May 15, 2004
• Sasser virus has vulnerability
  May 14, 2004
• Symantec Firewalls Vulnerable to Intrusion, DOS Attack
  May 14, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  May 14, 2004
• DoS Vulnerability Threatens Wireless Networks
  May 14, 2004
• Intel shoots for dual-cores, wireless profits
  May 14, 2004
• Daily Download: Registry Mechanic 3.0
  May 14, 2004
• Console news from E3
  May 14, 2004
• Intergraph, Gateway settle Pentium patent suit
  May 14, 2004
• Microsoft unveils final Longhorn road map
  May 14, 2004
• Yahoo! strikes back at Google
  May 14, 2004
• Google to sell banner ads
  May 13, 2004
• Opera v7.50
  May 13, 2004
• New TS Poll: How much spam do you reject?
  May 12, 2004
• Alienware Announces Video Array and X2
  May 12, 2004
• NVIDIA products update
  May 12, 2004
• Sony and IBM to Market Cell Based Workstations by Year End
  May 12, 2004
• MS drags Linspire back to court
  May 12, 2004
• Daily Download: SpyBot Search & Destroy 1.3 Final
  May 12, 2004
• Freecache, poor's man Akamai?
  May 12, 2004
• BenQ to release 12ms response, 19" LCD monitor
  May 12, 2004
• Universities offer video game studies
  May 12, 2004
• Update: No WinXP SP2 for Pirated Copies
  May 11, 2004
• Daily Download: Trojan Remover 6.2.3
  May 11, 2004
• Misc. news round-up, E3 style
  May 11, 2004
• Vulnerability in Help & Support Center
  May 11, 2004
• Microsoft to discontinue Wi-Fi products
  May 10, 2004
• Daily Download: DivX Codec Pack All-in-1
  May 10, 2004
• HP's Built-To-Order Gaming PCs
  May 10, 2004
• E3 news round-up
  May 10, 2004
• Intel launches Dothan, new naming scheme
  May 10, 2004
• Email marketer sues anti-spam group Spamcop
  May 10, 2004
• Windows XP Service Pack 2 for all
  May 9, 2004
• Germans Arrest Teen 'Sasser' Worm Suspect
  May 9, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  May 7, 2004
• Intel confirms new processor plans
  May 7, 2004
• Daily Download: Samurize 1.50
  May 7, 2004
• Apple won't increase iTunes music prices
  May 7, 2004
• Palm launches retail stores
  May 7, 2004
• AMD cuts processor prices
  May 7, 2004
• Intel sees future in Pentium M
  May 7, 2004
• Apple details more job cuts
  May 7, 2004
• Wal-Mart = Expensive videogames
  May 7, 2004
• Comcast fires all TechTV staff
  May 7, 2004
• A more laptop-friendly Longhorn
  May 6, 2004
• Adidas shows first 'smart' running shoe
  May 6, 2004
• Changes in Windows XP Service Pack 2
  May 6, 2004
• Rambus files more antitrust suits
  May 6, 2004
• Sony launches Connect.com
  May 6, 2004
• FartCry.exe? A debate over game-specific optimizations
  May 5, 2004
• Interview with ATI's CEO, Dave Orton
  May 5, 2004
• Scaling dead at 130-nm, says IBM CTO
  May 5, 2004
• Hotmail opens to bulk mailers
  May 5, 2004
• AMD tops desktop CPU week sales
  May 5, 2004
• Get Tribes and Tribes 2 free
  May 4, 2004
• ATI Radeon X800 Pro and XT are here
  May 4, 2004
• Misc. news round-up
  May 4, 2004
• Longhorn Recommended Requirements
  May 4, 2004
• Surround MP3s and more
  May 3, 2004
• Misc. news from around the web
  May 3, 2004
• May 2004 Web Server Survey Finds 50 Million Sites
  May 3, 2004
• Sasser worm uses new LSASS vulnerability
  May 2, 2004