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News Archive for January 2005

• New Apple PowerBooks
  January 31, 2005
• New Gateway notebook lineup
  January 31, 2005
• Hitachi 60 GByte 1.8-inch HDD
  January 31, 2005
• Juniper routers have security flaw
  January 31, 2005
• Norway bans illegal MP3 sites
  January 31, 2005
• Graphics chip market in Q4 2004
  January 31, 2005
• Firefox 1.1 delayed
  January 31, 2005
• Teenager convicted for distributing Blaster Worm
  January 31, 2005
• Misc. weekend news
  January 29, 2005
• MySQL Bot Attacks Windows Systems
  January 28, 2005
• Gateway reports healthy fourth quarter
  January 28, 2005
• Amazon Yellow Pages from your PC
  January 27, 2005
• LokiTorrent up for sale
  January 27, 2005
• Gaming to become most common type of wireless data application
  January 27, 2005
• Multiple Cisco product flaws
  January 27, 2005
• Microsoft Office encryption poor?
  January 27, 2005
• Spyware free P2P search with eXeem Lite
  January 27, 2005
• Lite-on DVD rewriter is fastest yet
  January 27, 2005
• US Department of Justice concerns over Longhorn
  January 26, 2005
• China bans The Sims
  January 26, 2005
• OS updates only for authenticated Windows installations
  January 26, 2005
• Judge wants internet censored
  January 26, 2005
• Apple v. Think Secret tests First Amendment
  January 26, 2005
• Cisco patches its VoIP against flaw
  January 26, 2005
• Apple Issues OS X Security Patch
  January 26, 2005
• Lineage game gets its own trojan
  January 26, 2005
• BatteryLife extends battery life
  January 25, 2005
• AMD to launch Toledo dual-core desktop chip
  January 25, 2005
• Transmeta announces LongRun2
  January 25, 2005
• Samsung makes world's fastest DRAM
  January 25, 2005
• Sony to launch iTunes-like service
  January 25, 2005
• Google TV search
  January 25, 2005
• VIA raises the clock to 2GHz
  January 25, 2005
• Teenager helps bring Firefox to us
  January 25, 2005
• Sega sells off Visual Concepts
  January 25, 2005
• New IBM Entry-Level Linux Server
  January 24, 2005
• Symantec antispam security appliances
  January 24, 2005
• Halo 2 outsells Halo 1
  January 24, 2005
• Leaked AMD roadmap?
  January 24, 2005
• Google NOT to offer internet telephone service?
  January 24, 2005
• Napster may sell movies over the net
  January 24, 2005
• iTunes sells 250m songs
  January 24, 2005
• Nokia mobiles to use single-chip solution
  January 24, 2005
• Daily Download: Total Commander v6.50
  January 24, 2005
• Misc. weekend news
  January 22, 2005
• Just a quick note...
  January 22, 2005
• MSN Messenger worm
  January 20, 2005
• No future for MRAM?
  January 20, 2005
• Oracle releases patch fixes for 23 vulnerabilities
  January 20, 2005
• Think Secret fights back
  January 20, 2005
• Office Outlook Live
  January 20, 2005
• First US convictions for illegal file sharing
  January 20, 2005
• Music Industry: We will win war against pirates
  January 20, 2005
• Solaris made open source
  January 20, 2005
• Samsung increases DDR2 output
  January 19, 2005
• News on Xbox 2
  January 19, 2005
• Microsoft to address Media Player DRM problem
  January 19, 2005
• Security flaws found in Mac OS X "Darwin"
  January 19, 2005
• Fighting Comment Spam
  January 19, 2005
• Intel launches next generation Centrino
  January 19, 2005
• ATI launches X700 PCI Express for notebooks
  January 19, 2005
• Control your PC from your mobile
  January 19, 2005
• Misc. news from around the web
  January 18, 2005
• Intel's dual-core CPUs need even more power
  January 18, 2005
• Google's Picasa service
  January 18, 2005
• Linux news
  January 18, 2005
• Warning about 'XXX content' is really a worm
  January 18, 2005
• Man Admits to Tsunami Phishing Scam
  January 18, 2005
• Seven versions of Longhorn in 2006?
  January 18, 2005
• ATI Catalyst drivers 5.1 released
  January 17, 2005
• Realm Systems Mobile Personal Server
  January 17, 2005
• Intel shifts focus
  January 17, 2005
• Google cookie data leak problem
  January 17, 2005
• Microsoft denies Media Player security flaw
  January 17, 2005
• Mass-mailing worm exploits Asian tsunami appeal
  January 17, 2005
• Streamload offers free 10GB online storage
  January 17, 2005
• Red Hat gets ready to release Enterprise Linux 4
  January 17, 2005
• Google dark fiber network one day?
  January 17, 2005
• Misc. weekend news
  January 15, 2005
• MSN Messenger 5.0 for Mac
  January 13, 2005
• DVD writer even in budget machines?
  January 13, 2005
• Various News
  January 13, 2005
• Graphics card all important in next Windows OS
  January 13, 2005
• LeapFrog talking computer pen
  January 13, 2005
• Opera free for students
  January 13, 2005
• Samsung develops a movement sensitive mobile phone
  January 13, 2005
• The Google Mini
  January 13, 2005
• GeForce 6600 AGP and GeForce 6800 LE
  January 12, 2005
• XtremeMac's iPod transmitter
  January 12, 2005
• Daily Download: Metasploit Framework 2.3
  January 12, 2005
• Glimpses of a 'Tiger'
  January 12, 2005
• An attack on the Internet?
  January 12, 2005
• Boxed 533MHz FSB Dothans spotted
  January 12, 2005
• Tetris game contains dangerous worm
  January 12, 2005
• Mixed news
  January 11, 2005
• The $499 Mac is here!
  January 11, 2005
• Daily Download: Yahoo Desktop Search
  January 11, 2005
• Trojan infects Windows Media Player
  January 11, 2005
• Samsung releases eight-die multi-chip
  January 11, 2005
• UK Schools and Colleges hit hard by spammers
  January 11, 2005
• Another smart phone virus?
  January 11, 2005
• Microsoft and Siemens partner up
  January 11, 2005
• Your wish is.... cancelled.
  January 10, 2005
• No GeForce 7 in 2005?
  January 10, 2005
• Spammers destabilize Internet DNS
  January 10, 2005
• AMD to put holograms on chips
  January 10, 2005
• AMD's Turion for notebooks competes with Pentium M
  January 10, 2005
• Microsoft browser bugs 'extremely critical'
  January 10, 2005
• Software pirate sentenced to 18 months
  January 10, 2005
• Adult entertainment industry considers new DVD format
  January 10, 2005
• EBay and Intel spearhead recycling campaign
  January 6, 2005
• Microsoft X-Tunes?
  January 6, 2005
• NVIDIA launches GeForce Go 6 Series for laptops
  January 6, 2005
• iTunes customer sues Apple
  January 6, 2005
• Hitachi 500GB Monster HDD
  January 6, 2005
• Toshiba mobile phone hard drive
  January 6, 2005
• Gigabyte mobo can combine any two graphics cards
  January 6, 2005
• Microsoft readies own anti-spyware and anti-virus
  January 6, 2005
• HSDPA brings wireless data speeds of 3 Mbit/s
  January 5, 2005
• WINS comes under attack
  January 5, 2005
• EdgeStream to provide DVD-quality video over the Net
  January 5, 2005
• Microsoft cancels Windows for Itanium
  January 5, 2005
• Spam King on his way to court
  January 5, 2005
• Seagate brings 5 gigabytes of storage to your digital camera
  January 5, 2005
• Verbatim to support both Blu-Ray and HD DVD
  January 5, 2005
• Apple sues Think Secret
  January 5, 2005
• Fake AMD chip raid
  January 4, 2005
• Digital PhishNet seeks out Phishing crooks
  January 4, 2005
• Intel and Linksys standard for streaming content
  January 4, 2005
• Napster hits the Nasdaq
  January 4, 2005
• Prototype of holographic disc drive
  January 4, 2005
• Oracle makes internal adjustments
  January 4, 2005
• No near victory for Microsoft against MBC
  January 4, 2005
• LokiTorrent makes first month’s legal fees from donations
  January 4, 2005
• LokiTorrent: we will not give in to pressure to close
  January 3, 2005
• P2P based bit-torrent distribution system eXeem
  January 3, 2005
• AMD unveils media processor
  January 3, 2005
• Man arrested after Asian tsunami e-mail hoax
  January 3, 2005
• The $500 Mac
  January 3, 2005
• Philips demonstrates Blue-ray disc drive compatible with CDs and DVDs
  January 3, 2005
• AMD to launch developer forum to rival IDF
  January 3, 2005
• Oracle executives move into PeopleSoft
  January 3, 2005
• TiVo goes mobile
  January 3, 2005