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News Archive for March 2005

• NVIDIA nForce 4 SLI motherboard roundup
  March 31, 2005
• Can illegal file sharing ever stop?
  March 31, 2005
• The Reg reviews Sapphire Radeon X800
  March 31, 2005
• Microsoft admits a patch is flawed
  March 31, 2005
• IBM to intro design services to promote Cell processor
  March 31, 2005
• Grokster / StreamCast legal case continues
  March 31, 2005
• Microsoft lets teen convicted of using Blaster worm off
  March 31, 2005
• 64-Bit Windows XP Released
  March 31, 2005
• Laptop theft leaks data of 98,000 people
  March 30, 2005
• Windows Server 2003 SP1... and Windows XP Professional x64
  March 30, 2005
• Intel confirms Sonoma shortage
  March 30, 2005
• DOOM 3 : Resurrection of Evil
  March 30, 2005
• Microsoft launches video service for Pocket PCs
  March 30, 2005
• New laptop battery can recharge in one minute
  March 30, 2005
• Intel launches Xeon MPs with 64-Bit
  March 30, 2005
• HP sues firms
  March 29, 2005
• Stormy waters ahead for Electronic Arts ?
  March 29, 2005
• Linux system the size of RJ-45 !
  March 29, 2005
• Sony PSP dead pixels will be under warranty
  March 29, 2005
• IBM supercomputer breaks its own record
  March 29, 2005
• Mac OS virus competition scrapped
  March 29, 2005
• Companies share information on hacking threat
  March 29, 2005
• Nvidia readies new drivers
  March 29, 2005
• Trillian IM flaw exposed
  March 28, 2005
• US Supreme Court to hear on landmark P2P case
  March 28, 2005
• South Korea steps up Linux use
  March 28, 2005
• 500 million RDRAM modules shipped
  March 28, 2005
• China reports sharp increase in fake web sites
  March 28, 2005
• More on Halo 2 map pack
  March 28, 2005
• Windows without Media Player gets a name
  March 28, 2005
• Nvidia SLI not limited to two cards
  March 28, 2005
• New Phishing attack targets Yahoo Messenger
  March 27, 2005
• Jury orders Toshiba to pay more
  March 27, 2005
• Pez about to go digital
  March 26, 2005
• Top hacker arrested
  March 25, 2005
• Halo 2 map pack set to be released in June
  March 25, 2005
• Finding new ways to swap files
  March 25, 2005
• Sony launches PSP
  March 24, 2005
• New Doctor Who series leak culprit found and sacked
  March 24, 2005
• Motherboards will need BIOS update for new Athlon 64
  March 24, 2005
• Could Blu-ray and HD-DVD unite?
  March 24, 2005
• Symantec launches hosted e-mail security service
  March 24, 2005
• Legal music download sites flourishing?
  March 24, 2005
• Toshiba brings forward 4GB 0.85in hard drive
  March 24, 2005
• Thomson Inc. Announces Recall of Portable DVD Player Batteries
  March 24, 2005
• Apple settles with Tiger leaker
  March 23, 2005
• PyMusique author hacks Apple's ITunes fix
  March 23, 2005
• IBM fights SPAM with SPAM
  March 23, 2005
• Symbian Trojan attacks anti-virus protection
  March 23, 2005
• Microsoft shares Longhorn networking details
  March 23, 2005
• Firefox 1.0.2 released to plug security hole
  March 23, 2005
• Novell preparing new Linux Desktop 10
  March 23, 2005
• Yahoo increases inbox capacity to 1 GB
  March 23, 2005
• Avid Technology buys Pinnacle Systems
  March 22, 2005
• NTL on the brink of providing ADSL2+ ?
  March 22, 2005
• Samsung plans WiFi-enabled handset
  March 22, 2005
• California State U hacked
  March 22, 2005
• Viewsonic Announces 4-ms LCD Monitors
  March 22, 2005
• Yahoo makes moves to acquire Flickr
  March 22, 2005
• Ask Jeeves bought for $1.9B
  March 22, 2005
• Mozilla based browsers getting exploited too
  March 21, 2005
• Apple makes PyMusique no longer work
  March 21, 2005
• Visual Studio 2005 due date slips once more
  March 21, 2005
• Internet Explorer 6 and OE tweak guide @ TechSpot
  March 21, 2005
• Yahoo pledges Firefox compatibility
  March 21, 2005
• The rise of Pharming
  March 21, 2005
• Windows XP to come to India in June
  March 21, 2005
• PSP should launch this Thursday
  March 21, 2005
• McAfee’s anti-virus has security flaws
  March 21, 2005
• Linux distributions still vulnerable to fork bombing
  March 20, 2005
• Hackers free iTunes from copyright protections
  March 19, 2005
• McAfee flaw leaves users wide open
  March 19, 2005
• EC says Microsoft has not properly complied
  March 19, 2005
• Gigabyte to release another dual-GPU graphics card
  March 18, 2005
• Lukewarm response to XP in Asia
  March 18, 2005
• Internet Explorer under attack when not in use
  March 18, 2005
• T-Mobile delays 3G Wi-Fi phone
  March 17, 2005
• Nintendo DS sets UK console sales record
  March 17, 2005
• Long live BitTorrent?
  March 17, 2005
• Disney announces films for Sony PSP
  March 17, 2005
• Details on Internet Explorer 7 starting to appear
  March 17, 2005
• Nero for Linux
  March 17, 2005
• Enter the Xbox 360
  March 17, 2005
• Acer set to do well in US for notebook sales
  March 17, 2005
• NTL trials 18 mbps broadband
  March 16, 2005
• IT manager who hacked for revenge gets five months
  March 16, 2005
• BPI still threatening British file sharers
  March 16, 2005
• Intel works on Super Resolution technology
  March 16, 2005
• PCs with hardware security on their way this year
  March 16, 2005
• Microsoft set to release first preview version of Indigo
  March 16, 2005
• VoodooPC launches dual Opteron workstation in a tiny case
  March 16, 2005
• Apple wins iTunes domain battle
  March 16, 2005
• Asus demonstrates dual GeForce 6800 Ultra card
  March 15, 2005
• Netscape making a comeback attempt
  March 15, 2005
• Pentium M processor prices to be cut
  March 15, 2005
• WebTV virus writer sentenced to six months
  March 15, 2005
• Dual core Pentium 4 won't work on 925 & 915
  March 15, 2005
• Botnets on the rise
  March 15, 2005
• itunes.co.uk domain name battles to continue?
  March 15, 2005
• Portable audio player market set to explode
  March 15, 2005
• Microsoft to drop MSN for Mac
  March 14, 2005
• Intel working on MMX2 extensions for cellphones and PDAs
  March 14, 2005
• BlackBerry to include AOL, Yahoo IMs
  March 14, 2005
• Portable hard drive innovations from Seagate
  March 14, 2005
• Sun and Red Hat competition heating up?
  March 14, 2005
• New motherboard supports both Intel and AMD
  March 14, 2005
• Microsoft acquires Groove Networks
  March 14, 2005
• UK ISPs forced to give details of illegal file traders
  March 14, 2005
• Burst.com and Microsoft reach settlement
  March 12, 2005
• IBM demonstrates next generation Millipede data storage
  March 12, 2005
• Linux News
  March 12, 2005
• NT4 wide open
  March 11, 2005
• Mozilla Foundation stops backing Mozilla browser
  March 11, 2005
• Apple backs Blu-ray format
  March 11, 2005
• AMD Unveils Turion 64
  March 10, 2005
• New mobiles for children and seniors
  March 10, 2005
• Linus Torvalds is a secret Mac owner - we have proof!
  March 10, 2005
• Google News gets personal
  March 10, 2005
• The latest from Microsoft
  March 10, 2005
• Tyan releases 64FX Nforce 4 motherboard
  March 10, 2005
• Intel says the future is all in dual-core
  March 10, 2005
• MMS mobile phone virus discovered
  March 10, 2005
• SUSE Linux Professional 9.3 release mid April
  March 10, 2005
• Yahoo! may open contextual ad network
  March 10, 2005
• Mid-Level PC Buying Guide @ TechSpot
  March 10, 2005
• IBM, Lenovo deal is a go
  March 9, 2005
• BT in UK to test 8mbps ADSL
  March 9, 2005
• Samsung to launch 7-megapixel camera phone
  March 9, 2005
• WinFS to be backported for Windows XP
  March 9, 2005
• Dell launches low-priced Latitudes
  March 9, 2005
• Police seize 75,000 suspect AMD chips
  March 9, 2005
• Home media networking forecasted to take off
  March 9, 2005
• Sony next month to launch iPod Shuffle 'killer'
  March 9, 2005
• Hardware accelerated physics gaming from Ageia
  March 9, 2005
• Intel's Matrix RAID explored
  March 9, 2005
• PlayStation Portable to become portable music player
  March 8, 2005
• Nokia testing TV on mobiles
  March 8, 2005
• Symantec releases 'anti-poison' software patch
  March 8, 2005
• Virus targets MSN Messenger users
  March 8, 2005
• AMD doubles support time for Opteron
  March 8, 2005
• Sharp announces second generation 3D notebook
  March 8, 2005
• XP SP2 still vulnerable to old style DOS attacks
  March 8, 2005
• NTL Broadband upgrades
  March 8, 2005
• Dampig Trojan targets Symbian mobiles
  March 7, 2005
• AMD shows off first Geode chipset
  March 7, 2005
• Hong-Kong company wants 12 percent of iTunes profits
  March 7, 2005
• Mobile phone virus could go global in minutes
  March 7, 2005
• Athlon 64 4200+
  March 7, 2005
• Google Desktop Search 1.0
  March 7, 2005
• Fujitsu unveils first 2.5-inch 120 GByte harddrive
  March 7, 2005
• Samsung Creates 82-Inch TFT LCD
  March 7, 2005
• DDR2 to become mainstream soon
  March 7, 2005
• TS Poll: Do you use Internet telephony?
  March 6, 2005
• Weekend news round-up
  March 5, 2005
• Netscape releases Beta browser version 8.0
  March 5, 2005
• ATI "Bridged" AGP cards to come at a premium
  March 5, 2005
• Google adds weather feature
  March 4, 2005
• Intel demos next generation Centrino
  March 3, 2005
• Bagle worm continues to mutate and elude
  March 3, 2005
• RealNetworks patches security holes
  March 3, 2005
• Intel aims for desktop processors to use 60 watts
  March 3, 2005
• Intel unveils NOR flash memory product offerings for mobiles
  March 3, 2005
• Microsoft wins browser retrial
  March 3, 2005
• Symantec develops quicker detection method
  March 3, 2005
• Albatron unveils Nforce 4 SLI board
  March 3, 2005
• No virtualisation technology for Intel Smithfield
  March 2, 2005
• Microsoft Gears Up for Windows x64 April Launch
  March 2, 2005
• Zafi.d still going strong
  March 2, 2005
• Yahoo opens up APIs
  March 2, 2005
• What's new in mobiles?
  March 2, 2005
• Bill Gates to become a Knight
  March 1, 2005
• S3 trying to make a comeback
  March 1, 2005
• New ATI AGP cards on their way
  March 1, 2005
• Xbox 2 game given private demo
  March 1, 2005
• Sun cuts Linux staff
  March 1, 2005
• Yahoo reaches out to developers
  March 1, 2005
• Intel processor news
  March 1, 2005
• Sony unveils its first Walkman phone
  March 1, 2005