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News Archive for June 2005

• What will happen in AMD versus Intel case?
  June 30, 2005
• RIAA sues 784 users of peer-to-peer networks
  June 30, 2005
• First Gateway dual-core media center PCs
  June 30, 2005
• UK University offers computer forensics course
  June 30, 2005
• MSN IM to work with Vodafone Handsets
  June 30, 2005
• DVD Jon cracks Google's Video Viewer
  June 30, 2005
• Steve Jobs speaks about Podcasting
  June 30, 2005
• AMD extends action against Intel into Japan
  June 30, 2005
• Microsoft Releases Update Rollup for Windows 2000 SP4
  June 30, 2005
• AMD sues Intel!
  June 29, 2005
• How much will the PS3 cost?
  June 29, 2005
• Mercury signs up to use the Cell
  June 29, 2005
• eBay fencing crooks sentenced
  June 29, 2005
• Geforce 7800 GTX can't be used with MSI K8N SLI
  June 29, 2005
• First deal between a music corporation and a P2P file-sharing network
  June 29, 2005
• Worm spreads with e-mail posing as breaking news
  June 29, 2005
• Google and T-Mobile announce partnership
  June 29, 2005
• Maxtor to ship first Serial Attached SCSI hard drives
  June 29, 2005
• Google launches new mapping service
  June 28, 2005
• Xbox 360 could be made to use HD-DVD
  June 28, 2005
• iTunes 4.9 makes Podcasting mainstream
  June 28, 2005
• Google Video Viewer
  June 28, 2005
• Sun Microsystems unveils its first laptop
  June 28, 2005
• Yahoo updates e-mail service
  June 28, 2005
• Microsoft plans to catch up with search engine leader Google
  June 28, 2005
• Department of Defence hacker gets four months in prison
  June 28, 2005
• TechSpot Poll: Which console are you looking forward to the most?
  June 28, 2005
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  June 29, 2005
• Firefox Tweak Guide @ TechSpot
  June 28, 2005
• Microsoft and Toshiba work to work together on HD-DVD
  June 27, 2005
• Supreme Court rules against file-sharing services
  June 27, 2005
• Quake on your mobile!
  June 27, 2005
• Screenshots of Internet Explorer 7
  June 27, 2005
• Motorola readies tri-band Linux Java phone
  June 27, 2005
• The Robots of the World
  June 27, 2005
• Sun to release source code for several key Java applications
  June 27, 2005
• AMD releases Athlon 64 FX-57
  June 27, 2005
• Next generation DVD format war heading for peace again
  June 26, 2005
• Iran targets dissent on the net
  June 26, 2005
• Sex sites win reprieve from new federal rules
  June 26, 2005
• Windows to become RSS friendly
  June 26, 2005
• 50 Million downloads on European iTunes portal
  June 26, 2005
• Fuel Cell guidelines released by Working Group
  June 26, 2005
• Samsung's big hopes in flash drives
  June 25, 2005
• A first look at Apple's Intel Mac
  June 24, 2005
• GeForce 7800GTX cards available in retail
  June 24, 2005
• GeForce 7800 GTX now launched!
  June 23, 2005
• Mass malicious code attack targeting Windows SMB flaw
  June 23, 2005
• HP Compaq nx6125 Notebook PC
  June 23, 2005
• IBM’s Blue Gene/L still number one
  June 23, 2005
• Windows XP N unlikely to sell much
  June 23, 2005
• Microsoft creates tool to block Windows Server 2003 update
  June 23, 2005
• Opera 8.01 fixes JavaScript error
  June 23, 2005
• Yahoo closes chat rooms
  June 23, 2005
• GeForce 7800 GTX benchmarked
  June 22, 2005
• "25 to Life" game under attack for being too violent
  June 22, 2005
• Latest in the DVD format war
  June 22, 2005
• Mobile worms should be with us by 2007
  June 22, 2005
• Microsoft confirms acquisition of Sybari Software
  June 22, 2005
• BitTorrent creator rubbishes Microsoft's own version
  June 22, 2005
• MSN to offer search results narrowed to local geographies
  June 22, 2005
• Office Communicator 2005 IM to be web based
  June 22, 2005
• Spyware gets Rootkit abilities
  June 21, 2005
• Sony's CD copy protection has a workaround
  June 21, 2005
• Apple sued over iTunes interface
  June 21, 2005
• Email and SMS to be popular in-flight activities?
  June 21, 2005
• Cisco Systems launches Application Oriented Networking
  June 21, 2005
• Fresh vulnerabilities in all popular browsers
  June 21, 2005
• eBay launches developer site
  June 21, 2005
• Clearspeed co-processor add-in card
  June 21, 2005
• Quake 4 preview @ TechSpot
  June 21, 2005
• Google to offer service to rival PayPal
  June 20, 2005
• Mauritius wants to become a Cyber-Island
  June 20, 2005
• Intel to provide cheap WiFi chips with CMOS system
  June 20, 2005
• Microsoft to launch their own version of BitTorrent
  June 20, 2005
• Geforce 6600GT rules the mainstream
  June 20, 2005
• Sony not happy about PSP pornography
  June 20, 2005
• A home version of Longhorn server?
  June 20, 2005
• Microsoft launches Perfect Dark Zero website
  June 20, 2005
• MSH beta released to developers
  June 19, 2005
• Linux is rubbish, says OpenBSD advocate
  June 19, 2005
• Netscape launches upgraded browser
  June 19, 2005
• Gigabyte to launch water cooling system
  June 17, 2005
• UK computer networks under attack from Asian Hackers
  June 17, 2005
• Dell would love its PCs to run Mac OS X
  June 17, 2005
• PSP can play pirated games, and more
  June 16, 2005
• Apple will likely use Yonah chip in Macs
  June 16, 2005
• Some Geforce 7800GTX details
  June 16, 2005
• Details emerge on Longhorn Server
  June 16, 2005
• Yahoo to launch new search engine
  June 16, 2005
• AOL is "the most infected network on the Internet"
  June 16, 2005
• Linux on Solaris feature will come next year
  June 16, 2005
• Adobe patches Adobe Reader and Acrobat
  June 16, 2005
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  June 16, 2005
• DivX 6 announced by DivX Networks
  June 15, 2005
• Solaris source code released
  June 15, 2005
• Intel to invest in emerging markets
  June 15, 2005
• Opteron single and dual core to be supported by IBM eServer Cluster 1350
  June 15, 2005
• Will you really be able to run XP on an Intel based Mac?
  June 15, 2005
• JVC to launch 30GB HDD camcorders
  June 15, 2005
• Half of businesses still use Windows 2000
  June 15, 2005
• Ericsson brings music to mobile phones
  June 15, 2005
• A complete guide to Foobar 2000 @ TechSpot
  June 15, 2005
• AMD Turion Processor used in new HP notebooks
  June 14, 2005
• Yahoo to buy Dialpad
  June 14, 2005
• New round of updates for Windows and associated products
  June 14, 2005
• MSN China censoring Blogs
  June 14, 2005
• Apple's switch to Intel - what it really means for Mac users
  June 14, 2005
• Skype launches VoiceMail service
  June 14, 2005
• Nokia and Apple develop smart phone browser
  June 14, 2005
• Novell vs. Microsoft lawsuit is partially rejected
  June 14, 2005
• More details on Fedora Core 4
  June 13, 2005
• Buggy update crashes Zone Alarm
  June 13, 2005
• Fedora Core 4 is now available
  June 13, 2005
• Symantec to release Symantec Critical System Protection 4.5
  June 13, 2005
• Nokia releases several new mobile phones
  June 13, 2005
• Skulls Trojan horse poses as F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus
  June 13, 2005
• Security chip to limit OS X to Apple hardware
  June 13, 2005
• AMD will provide quad-core by 2007, has plans for 16 cores
  June 13, 2005
• Unified next-generation DVD standard currently unlikely
  June 12, 2005
• Microsoft to offer new subscription music service
  June 12, 2005
• PS3 will be able to run Linux
  June 12, 2005
• Are you ready for the "terabyte lifestyle"?
  June 13, 2005
• Battlefield 2 Demo
  June 11, 2005
• Jackson suicide e-mail contains a virus
  June 10, 2005
• Microsoft updates on their way
  June 10, 2005
• Macronix unveals 2-bit per cell NOR Flash technology
  June 10, 2005
• ATI Catalyst Mobility
  June 9, 2005
• Microsoft grants Indonesia amnesty on pirated software
  June 9, 2005
• WiMax certification tests about to begin
  June 9, 2005
• Security Update 2005-006 for Mac OS X
  June 9, 2005
• Microsoft's Virtual Server technology to be standard in Longhorn server
  June 9, 2005
• Internet Explorer.... with tabs!
  June 9, 2005
• Intel Yonah to be the same price as 700-series Pentium M
  June 9, 2005
• Command-line scripting unlikely to make it into next version of Windows
  June 9, 2005
• Just a quick note...
  June 9, 2005
• Britain arrests alleged Pentagon hacker
  June 8, 2005
• New hard drives from Seagate on their way
  June 8, 2005
• Sprint and Yahoo to provide enhanced e-mail service for mobile devices
  June 8, 2005
• LG Philips secures five billion dollar LCD deal from HP
  June 8, 2005
• Japan iTunes story not true
  June 8, 2005
• Toshiba poised to launch Write-Once HD-DVDs
  June 8, 2005
• Mac OS X will only ever run on Mac, says Apple
  June 8, 2005
• PSP dumping utility could bring about huge level of piracy
  June 8, 2005
• What's new for Internet Explorer 7?
  June 7, 2005
• Apple launches QuickTime 7 for Windows preview version
  June 7, 2005
• Security flaw could have put Hotmail accounts at risk
  June 7, 2005
• Should Linux worry about Apple using Intel?
  June 7, 2005
• IBM to map the human brain
  June 7, 2005
• 7 Year Old Bug found in Mozilla and Firefox
  June 7, 2005
• BenQ previews Blu-ray DVD burner
  June 7, 2005
• Siemens sells mobile phones unit to BenQ
  June 7, 2005
• DVD Burner round-up: Top 16x drives tested @ TechSpot
  June 7, 2005
• Apple using Intel may result in cheaper laptops
  June 6, 2005
• Apple switches to Intel
  June 6, 2005
• ATI to launch X800XT graphics processor for notebooks
  June 6, 2005
• Apple offers discount to customers who will help recycle iPods
  June 6, 2005
• AOL offers unlimited email storage
  June 6, 2005
• Internet under attack from worms and trojans
  June 6, 2005
• Google releases Google Sitemaps
  June 6, 2005
• Sharp to release world's largest LCD TV
  June 6, 2005
• Sony ships 90 million PS2 units
  June 5, 2005
• South Korean MSN portal hacked
  June 5, 2005
• Apple about to make move to Intel chips?
  June 5, 2005
• AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Venice Overclocking
  June 3, 2005
• Dell to launch new PC product line aimed at high end user
  June 3, 2005
• Details emerged on Intel dual-core mobile chip
  June 3, 2005
• Red Hat calls for patent reforms and creates Fedora Foundation
  June 3, 2005
• ATI wants to continue working with Microsoft
  June 2, 2005
• Gigabyte demos 4 GByte RAM disk
  June 2, 2005
• Microsoft agrees to alter XP browser icon
  June 2, 2005
• Yahoo and Cisco work together to fight spam
  June 2, 2005
• Samsung X20 series laptops to include MIMO Wi-Fi technology
  June 2, 2005
• XML to be standard file format for next Microsoft Office
  June 2, 2005
• Internet porn sites to get .xxx address suffixes
  June 2, 2005
• eBay to acquire Shopping.com
  June 2, 2005
• A new battle in budget graphics
  June 2, 2005
• MetaInfo uses IP address assignment for security audit
  June 1, 2005
• AMD Releases Athlon 64 X2 Driver for XP SP2 and Server 2003
  June 1, 2005
• IBM unveils xSeries 460
  June 1, 2005
• Microsoft meets EU antitrust deadline
  June 1, 2005
• Discarded hard drives still contain secrets
  June 1, 2005
• Fonix Speech to work on Xbox 360
  June 1, 2005
• Red Hat announces new technology
  June 1, 2005
• New variant of Bagle e-mail worm
  June 1, 2005