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News Archive for December 2004

• Happy New Year
  December 31, 2004
• First PCI Dolby live card
  December 30, 2004
• Phishing attacks on the rise
  December 30, 2004
• Nvidia's 6200 to be available as AGP
  December 30, 2004
• Dutch watchdog fines spammers
  December 30, 2004
• Video games calm kids before surgery
  December 30, 2004
• eBay to drop Microsoft's Passport
  December 30, 2004
• A federal appeals court differentiates Internet-based phone from traditional
  December 30, 2004
• The Phel Trojan horse
  December 30, 2004
• Microsoft SPOT and Suunto n3 Smart Watch review @ TechSpot
  December 30, 2004
• Asus A3500L makes a sleek budget notebook
  December 29, 2004
• Microsoft software in 2005
  December 29, 2004
• Intel to incorporate Execute Disable Bit technology into new processors
  December 29, 2004
• More warnings on Cabir mobile phone worm
  December 29, 2004
• Daily Download: Netcraft Anti-Phishing Toolbar
  December 29, 2004
• Deadline on Californian Microsoft Antitrust Claims
  December 29, 2004
• CEO resigns from PeopleSoft
  December 29, 2004
• iMac for $499
  December 29, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  December 29, 2004
• Woman buys clone of dead pet
  December 28, 2004
• Warez pirate convicted
  December 28, 2004
• Cabir cell phone worm source code hits the net
  December 28, 2004
• AOL says spammers are starting to give up
  December 28, 2004
• The Santy worm mutates
  December 28, 2004
• Amazon has busiest holiday selling season
  December 28, 2004
• Blu-ray-DVD Disc now compatible with DVD
  December 28, 2004
• Apple files lawsuits against developers
  December 28, 2004
• Samsung to build new LCD plant
  December 27, 2004
• More Windows security problems
  December 27, 2004
• Trivia game ban due to topless teen video
  December 27, 2004
• China pushes next generation Internet technology
  December 27, 2004
• PDAs and smartphones to increasingly merge
  December 27, 2004
• Novell beta mixes SuSE Linux, NetWare
  December 27, 2004
• New ATI technology announced
  December 27, 2004
• SuprNova is closing down for good
  December 26, 2004
• What did you get for Christmas?
  December 26, 2004
• Misc. weekend news (Christmas Edition)
  December 25, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  December 24, 2004
• Nvidia NV48 still alive?
  December 23, 2004
• Reactions to Microsoft EU ruling
  December 23, 2004
• World broadband lines exceed 150 million
  December 23, 2004
• Opera releases talking Web browser
  December 23, 2004
• Apple sues over Tiger leak
  December 23, 2004
• AOL to offer free web based e-mail service
  December 23, 2004
• China shuts down unwanted web sites
  December 23, 2004
• Mozilla to offer Outlook alternative
  December 23, 2004
• External TV Tuners / PVR: 3-way shootout @ TechSpot
  December 23, 2004
• UK based HMV to relaunch digital music download services
  December 22, 2004
• Unpatched Linux getting more secure
  December 22, 2004
• SCO not looking healthy
  December 22, 2004
• EU orders Microsoft to comply
  December 22, 2004
• Cisco to acquire Protego
  December 22, 2004
• The dawn of the automobile Internet
  December 22, 2004
• Google tackles Santy worm
  December 22, 2004
• NBA Turns Down Exclusivity Deal with EA
  December 22, 2004
• Windows XP SP2 may cause digital camera performance problems
  December 21, 2004
• Mobile phones damage DNA in lab tests
  December 21, 2004
• Iomega 400GB drive has Firewire 800
  December 21, 2004
• Major security hole in PHP
  December 21, 2004
• Western Digital 320GB Caviars get new cooling
  December 21, 2004
• Nvidia launches PureVideo
  December 21, 2004
• 2005 brings more misery to your inbox
  December 21, 2004
• Wal-Mart debuts $498 Linux laptop
  December 21, 2004
• TechSpot Poll: Your holidays' upgrade pick?
  December 21, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  December 21, 2004
• Half Life 2 demo is here
  December 20, 2004
• EA invests heavily on Ubisoft
  December 21, 2004
• Apple seeks out source of information leak
  December 20, 2004
• Winsupersite test Microsoft anti-spyware
  December 20, 2004
• EU to rule on Microsoft on Wednesday
  December 20, 2004
• Google fixes security flaw in desktop tool
  December 20, 2004
• Beginnings of MPAA Bittorrent crackdown?
  December 20, 2004
• Hotmail ditches McAfee's antivirus
  December 20, 2004
• Paypal provides free security tool
  December 20, 2004
• Gamer buys virtual land
  December 20, 2004
• Weekend Downloads round-up
  December 18, 2004
• Linux making a ton of cash, specially for a free OS
  December 19, 2004
• "Smart Home" on the cheap
  December 18, 2004
• FCC votes in favor of in-flight broadband
  December 18, 2004
• Gigabyte developing dual-GPU card
  December 18, 2004
• New Forceware Drivers v.66.9 for Win9x
  December 18, 2004
• Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 NCQ hard drive reviewed
  December 17, 2004
• Adobe patches Acrobat Reader
  December 16, 2004
• Nvidia's NV47 was a figment of your imagination
  December 16, 2004
• iTunes sells more than 200 million songs
  December 16, 2004
• Yahoo adds traffic updates into its online maps
  December 16, 2004
• Windows to have its own anti-spyware, anti-spam, anti-pop-up
  December 16, 2004
• Nintendo adapter brings music and movies to DS and Game Boy Advance SP
  December 16, 2004
• MRAM to replace flash memory?
  December 16, 2004
• Abit under investigation
  December 16, 2004
• Nforce 4 SLI starts to come of age
  December 15, 2004
• Merry Xmas from the Zafi worm
  December 15, 2004
• Police raid BitTorrent site
  December 15, 2004
• Linux is pretty bug free
  December 15, 2004
• Nvidia's new chip with TurboCache
  December 15, 2004
• U.S. to charge AOL with fraud
  December 15, 2004
• Daily Download: 5 new Windows Security updates
  December 15, 2004
• Symantec may buy Veritas
  December 15, 2004
• Monster HDD Mega Roundup
  December 14, 2004
• MPAA targets BitTorrent
  December 14, 2004
• ATI Radeon Xpress 200G reference board
  December 14, 2004
• iPods with 80GB
  December 14, 2004
• The Voodoo RAGE f:5
  December 14, 2004
• Playstation arrests robbers
  December 14, 2004
• AOL restores IM accounts
  December 14, 2004
• Google adds major libraries to its database
  December 14, 2004
• Microsoft unveils MSN Toolbar Suite
  December 13, 2004
• 10 million Firefox downloads
  December 13, 2004
• Daily Download: Catalyst 4.12 drivers
  December 13, 2004
• Easynet's wholesale broadband
  December 13, 2004
• Penn State warns students off of IE
  December 13, 2004
• Latest Intel roadmap details
  December 13, 2004
• Microsoft unveils 'MOOL' for Outlook
  December 13, 2004
• Oracle finally buys PeopleSoft
  December 13, 2004
• PSP almost sold out in Japan
  December 13, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  December 12, 2004
• iTunes now accepts PayPal
  December 11, 2004
• WinFS delayed even further
  December 11, 2004
• U.S. Supreme Court to rule on P2P
  December 10, 2004
• ATI rubbishes Nvidia
  December 10, 2004
• Napster to offer mobile ringtones
  December 10, 2004
• Let Google suggest
  December 10, 2004
• AOL mistakenly locks out users
  December 10, 2004
• Yahoo's Desktop Search
  December 10, 2004
• Cisco’s 20th birthday party
  December 10, 2004
• Vonage does video
  December 9, 2004
• Halo 2 stats, Excel powered
  December 9, 2004
• Mid-range PCI Express graphics round-up
  December 9, 2004
• TechSpot Poll: Best FPS of 2004
  December 9, 2004
• Corsair makes an entry into the flash market
  December 9, 2004
• Apple goes after iTunes cybersquatter
  December 8, 2004
• NVIDIA to launch Turbo Cache GeForce 6200
  December 8, 2004
• IDC forecasts worldwide PC market growth
  December 8, 2004
• PalmSource to bring Linux to mobiles
  December 8, 2004
• Red Hat needs to lower prices
  December 8, 2004
• NVIDIA to bring back SoundStorm
  December 8, 2004
• Intel reveals 2005 desktop strategy
  December 8, 2004
• IBM sells PC business to China's Lenovo
  December 8, 2004
• Microsoft nears release of 64-bit Windows
  December 7, 2004
• Thunderbird 1.0 now here
  December 7, 2004
• Daily Download: Windows Server 2003 SP1 Release Candidate
  December 7, 2004
• Iwill small dual Opteron machines
  December 7, 2004
• No XP SP2 Security Fixes for Win2K
  December 7, 2004
• Sony and NVIDIA to collaborate on next generation entertainment system
  December 7, 2004
• HP and Compaq merger completed
  December 7, 2004
• IBM uses Germanium to boost CPU performance
  December 7, 2004
• Europe to investigate high UK iTunes prices
  December 6, 2004
• Via releases Doom III VIAVGA DM2
  December 6, 2004
• No K8T890 for Asus
  December 6, 2004
• Internet Explorer market share drops
  December 6, 2004
• Turning your cell phone over to the Dark Side
  December 6, 2004
• More nForce 5 details
  December 6, 2004
• Bluesocket advances WLAN
  December 6, 2004
• Opteron needs to chill
  December 6, 2004
• TechSpot's new server
  December 5, 2004
• Server Availability Notice
  December 4, 2004
• Weekend Downloads round-up
  December 4, 2004
• BitTorrent takes a hit from DDoS attacks
  December 3, 2004
• Infineon executives found guilty
  December 3, 2004
• The magic that makes Google tick
  December 3, 2004
• Misc. Pre-weekend news
  December 3, 2004
• More uses planned for the "Cell" processor
  December 3, 2004
• IBM PC business up for sale
  December 3, 2004
• VIA and QSound announce licensing agreement
  December 3, 2004
• News in brief
  December 2, 2004
• Nvidia has canned NV48
  December 2, 2004
• New VOIP exploits coming
  December 2, 2004
• MSN Spaces begins public beta testing
  December 2, 2004
• MP3 becomes MP3 Surround
  December 2, 2004
• Microsoft rushes out IE fix
  December 2, 2004
• Microsoft sues more spammers
  December 2, 2004
• Half a million Nintendo DS sold in the US last week
  December 2, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  December 2, 2004
• ATI Radeon X850 / XT reviewed
  December 1, 2004
• HP's new 'virus throttling' software
  December 1, 2004
• Alienware DHS 2 Series
  December 1, 2004
• Sober worm makes return
  December 1, 2004
• AMD not number one in notebooks
  December 1, 2004
• Former 29A virus writers club questioned over "Slammer" worm
  December 1, 2004
• Worldwide console sales are poor
  December 1, 2004
• Unprotected PCs will be attacked instantly
  December 1, 2004
• Half Life 2 deathmatch, anyone?
  December 1, 2004