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News Archive for February 2005

• VIA launches K8N800A chipset for AMD Turion 64 notebooks
  February 28, 2005
• ATI demonstrates 512MB graphics card
  February 28, 2005
• Skype launches text messaging for GSM
  February 28, 2005
• Toshiba fuel cell is the smallest in the world
  February 28, 2005
• Microsoft disables key
  February 28, 2005
• Firefox growth rate slips
  February 28, 2005
• Financial outlook not good for Samsung
  February 28, 2005
• eBay has a backdoor
  February 28, 2005
• NVIDIA to show nForce chipset for Intel processors this week
  February 28, 2005
• Dell says NO to AMD processors
  February 24, 2005
• Seagate launches 1-inch 6 GByte hard drive
  February 24, 2005
• Beijing city buys Microsoft products worth $3.5m
  February 24, 2005
• Fake FBI e-mail carries virus
  February 24, 2005
• Google unveils movie search
  February 24, 2005
• Apple Powerbook 100 voted best gadget ever
  February 24, 2005
• UK Home Office to work to stamp out botnets
  February 24, 2005
• Apple extends iPod photo range
  February 24, 2005
• Windows and Linux compatibility list
  February 23, 2005
• AMD releases dual-core processor details
  February 23, 2005
• Lawsuit against HP says Printer Cartridges run out too quickly
  February 23, 2005
• New Sober worm variant
  February 23, 2005
• IBM removes Level 3 cache to improve performance
  February 23, 2005
• Apple reveals new iPod mini
  February 23, 2005
• Opera brings voice-command TV
  February 23, 2005
• Nokia denies wholesale move to Firefox
  February 23, 2005
• Microsoft's AntiSpyware blocks Dutch web firm
  February 23, 2005
• 512MB version of ATI X850 card
  February 22, 2005
• Teenager arrested in connection with sending unsolicited instant messages
  February 22, 2005
• Sony to end Clie line of PDAs
  February 22, 2005
• NVIDIA opens new Indian design centre
  February 22, 2005
• XP SP2 coming whether you like it or not
  February 22, 2005
• Paris Hilton...download it!
  February 22, 2005
• More on Cabir mobile phone worm
  February 22, 2005
• Commercial name for Longhorn chosen?
  February 22, 2005
• Intel launches new Pentium 4 CPUs and more
  February 21, 2005
• Microsoft expects heavy adoption of 64-bit Windows XP
  February 21, 2005
• Intel makes world's first continuous wave silicon laser
  February 21, 2005
• Intel to tackle server network slowdowns with I/OAT
  February 21, 2005
• Mobile phone virus found in the wild
  February 21, 2005
• More on Microsoft Xbox cable recall
  February 21, 2005
• SHA-1 cracked!
  February 21, 2005
• Daily Download: afick filesystem integrity checker
  February 21, 2005
• Weekend news round-up
  February 19, 2005
• More news on Internet Explorer 7
  February 17, 2005
• AMD dual core offerings at LinuxWorld
  February 17, 2005
• Cisco to buy Nokia?
  February 17, 2005
• T-Mobile to offer Wi-Fi service on trains
  February 17, 2005
• Microsoft recalls 14.1m Xbox power cables
  February 17, 2005
• Samsung unveils DDR3 chips
  February 17, 2005
• MyDoom is back again!
  February 17, 2005
• Novell launches Hula for email, calendar and contact lists
  February 17, 2005
• NTL enhances service in UK to further challenge BT
  February 16, 2005
• Security news
  February 16, 2005
• No IE 7.0 for Windows 2000
  February 16, 2005
• Microsoft's efforts in improving security
  February 16, 2005
• Google launches new toolbar software
  February 16, 2005
• Toshiba Tecra M3 and S2 released
  February 16, 2005
• There WILL be a new IE before Longhorn
  February 15, 2005
• Microsoft's new anti-spyware solution will be free
  February 15, 2005
• HP servers now with Opteron
  February 15, 2005
• WebTV hacker pleads guilty
  February 15, 2005
• SuSE Linux awarded government security cert
  February 15, 2005
• Red Hat launches Enterprise Linux V.4
  February 15, 2005
• Macrovision to help make DVDs secure again
  February 15, 2005
• Mobile phones to be able to show TV
  February 15, 2005
• The dawn of plastic electronics
  February 14, 2005
• AMD Opteron chip line expanded
  February 14, 2005
• Cisco to make many security changes to their products
  February 14, 2005
• HP's new approach to anti-virus measures
  February 14, 2005
• Microsoft and Pfizer team up to fight Spam
  February 14, 2005
• Microsoft plans to fix the IE browser
  February 14, 2005
• News from the mobile phone world
  February 14, 2005
• More on MPAA war on P2P and LokiTorrent takedown
  February 14, 2005
• Lokitorrent taken down by MPAA
  February 12, 2005
• Weekend news round-up
  February 12, 2005
• PlayStation Portable on its way very soon
  February 10, 2005
• New technology can block transmission of digital-video files
  February 10, 2005
• Now two million Intel 64-32 Xeons shipped
  February 10, 2005
• Novell steps up GroupWise commitment
  February 10, 2005
• Daily Download: Yahoo! Toolbar Beta for Mozilla Firefox
  February 10, 2005
• Microsoft posts record number of patches
  February 10, 2005
• Gateway notebook with ten hours battery life
  February 10, 2005
• Intel extends Grantsdale
  February 10, 2005
• Future viruses may not be limited to computers
  February 9, 2005
• nForce for Intel on its way gets PCI-SIG approval
  February 9, 2005
• RealNetworks and Nokia expand their alliance
  February 9, 2005
• IBM expands budget Linux server range
  February 9, 2005
• Intel to soon launch 600-series Pentium 4
  February 9, 2005
• PS3 launch before E3?
  February 9, 2005
• Microsoft AntiSpyware targeted by Bankash Trojan
  February 9, 2005
• Microsoft releases RC2 of 64-bit Windows XP
  February 9, 2005
• Longhorn beta this June
  February 8, 2005
• GeForce Go 6600.... is go!
  February 8, 2005
• Microsoft deal makes serious threat for McAfee, Symantec
  February 8, 2005
• Gecko engine based browsers have spoofing flaw
  February 8, 2005
• New IBM Unix server products
  February 8, 2005
• Rented music may seriously threaten iPod
  February 8, 2005
• AOL employee pleads guilty in spam case
  February 8, 2005
• More news on the "Cell"
  February 8, 2005
• Intel Dual-core on its way!
  February 7, 2005
• Sony PSP to delay European launch
  February 7, 2005
• Gmail getting ready for full launch?
  February 7, 2005
• VOIP Security Alliance Group
  February 7, 2005
• RIAA tries to sue dead grandmother
  February 7, 2005
• Macromedia releases ColdFusion MX 7
  February 7, 2005
• IBM, Sony and Toshiba to unveil plans for the "Cell"
  February 7, 2005
• SuSE releases critical patches
  February 7, 2005
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  February 7, 2005
• More laptop choices in the $500 price point
  February 5, 2005
• HP plans for SmartPhone iPAQs
  February 5, 2005
• Microsoft patch galore this month
  February 4, 2005
• Samsung controls 25 percent of worldwide Flash memory market
  February 3, 2005
• Online gaming business set to expand
  February 3, 2005
• Napster To Go digital download
  February 3, 2005
• AMD says Centrino brand is weak
  February 3, 2005
• New Bropia worm
  February 3, 2005
• PlayStation Portable in a few weeks
  February 3, 2005
• Worm spreads with promise of Saddam "death pictures"!
  February 3, 2005
• Avalon is Direct X 10
  February 3, 2005
• Daily Download: Realtek AC97 ALC650 Codec Drivers v. A3.69
  February 3, 2005
• Sun to offer cheap grid computing facilities
  February 2, 2005
• Shipments of PDAs drop to lowest level in five years
  February 2, 2005
• E-mail meltdown due to massive spam spike?
  February 2, 2005
• Falling market share in graphics for notebooks for ATI
  February 2, 2005
• Revamped memory protection in Win XP SP2 flawed?
  February 2, 2005
• G5 PowerBook will be very difficult to achieve
  February 2, 2005
• Skype comes to Mac and Linux
  February 2, 2005
• Apple a better brand than Google
  February 2, 2005
• IBM wants Intel in court
  February 1, 2005
• The latest from Dell
  February 1, 2005
• Virus top ten
  February 1, 2005
• HP makes nanotech breakthrough
  February 1, 2005
• Nokia and Sierra Wireless collaborate on HSDPA
  February 1, 2005
• Xbox 2 in May?
  February 1, 2005
• Firefox 2 details
  February 1, 2005
• New MSN search engine
  February 1, 2005