Home › News

News Archive for September 2005

• XP SP3: After Vista
  September 30, 2005
• SLI-Capable Socket 754 Boards Available
  September 30, 2005
• AMD's PIC Available
  September 30, 2005
• Intel Offers Low-Cost Pentium 4 516
  September 30, 2005
• Via's StrongBox Really Is
  September 30, 2005
• Fuel Cells Give Laptops 10-Hour Life
  September 30, 2005
• Deadline revoked for Net phones
  September 29, 2005
• Wi-Fi hotspots multiply
  September 29, 2005
• Trojan army invades Europe
  September 29, 2005
• Oracle recommends Linux
  September 29, 2005
• Google signs deal with NASA
  September 29, 2005
• New Dell XPS range is "Vista Ready"
  September 29, 2005
• Skype video
  September 29, 2005
• Design of $100 Laptop
  September 29, 2005
• Cisco teams up with Trend Micro
  September 28, 2005
• Microsoft launches Data Protection Manager
  September 28, 2005
• Mozilla working on Lightning
  September 28, 2005
• GTA team working on new Xbox 360 title
  September 28, 2005
• RealPlayer and Helix Player UNIX security issues
  September 28, 2005
• Microsoft and JBoss work together
  September 28, 2005
• Stones release memory card album
  September 28, 2005
• Toshiba postpones new DVD players
  September 28, 2005
• RIM To Favor Intel for Next-Gen BlackBerry
  September 28, 2005
• AMD Announces CSIP
  September 28, 2005
• 198x Speed USB Flash from GeIL
  September 28, 2005
• HD-DVD Delayed by Several Months
  September 28, 2005
• Via Demonstrates StrongBox Technology
  September 28, 2005
• Apple: Nano Really Is Fragile
  September 28, 2005
• High-end PC Buying Guide @ TechSpot
  September 28, 2005
• Serious Sam 2 gone gold
  September 28, 2005
• Bluesnarfing brings Bluetooth blues
  September 27, 2005
• Sun due to launch Star Office 8
  September 27, 2005
• Google claims to be King
  September 27, 2005
• O2 launches i-mode service in UK
  September 27, 2005
• AMD Athlon64 X2 5000+ Details
  September 27, 2005
• Web Scammers exploit Hurricane Rita
  September 27, 2005
• Symantec updates Norton Suite
  September 27, 2005
• IPod Nanos develop scratch
  September 27, 2005
• First version of Longhorn was scrapped
  September 27, 2005
• Microsoft Office 2003 SP2 Released
  September 27, 2005
• OQO Releases Model 01+ Mini PC
  September 27, 2005
• OCZ Offers 500Mhz Low-Latency 2GB DDR Kit
  September 27, 2005
• Intel, Microsoft to back HD-DVD
  September 27, 2005
• British Broadband: 24Mbp/s for Home
  September 27, 2005
• Call of Duty 2 demo released
  September 27, 2005
• StarOffice 8.0 Review
  September 26, 2005
• ATI Radeon X800GTO Available
  September 26, 2005
• AMD Bumps Speed of Opterons
  September 26, 2005
• Last Single-Core Xeons: 3.0 and 3.8GHz
  September 26, 2005
• Creative Offers Beta Drivers for Audigy2
  September 26, 2005
• More on Crossfire: Not Quite Ready?
  September 27, 2005
• ATI's CrossFire dual-graphics solution
  September 26, 2005
• Pointsec full-disk encryption for Linux debuts
  September 26, 2005
• Google a free wireless internet service?
  September 26, 2005
• Apple corrects 10 security flaws
  September 26, 2005
• Halo 3 gets US launch date
  September 26, 2005
• Nokia 3250 music phone
  September 26, 2005
• Windows Treo released
  September 26, 2005
• New rules for Chinese news websites
  September 26, 2005
• Be launches 24 meg broadband
  September 26, 2005
• Dual-Core Xeons Available Soon
  September 26, 2005
• Age of Empires III goes gold
  September 25, 2005
• New GTA titles on their way
  September 25, 2005
• Linux trademark group denies registration failure
  September 25, 2005
• New Trojan can move from Phone to PC
  September 25, 2005
• Firefox flaw code published
  September 25, 2005
• Nintendo cuts price of its DS
  September 25, 2005
• Crucial: CAS3 DDR2-5300
  September 23, 2005
• IPod Nano 100% Margin
  September 23, 2005
• Opera Passes 1 Million Downloads In 2 Days
  September 23, 2005
• HP iPaq Photos and Specs
  September 23, 2005
• Intel: $300 Million for Napa
  September 23, 2005
• ATI Interview with Rene Froeleke
  September 23, 2005
• EB Games out of Xbox 360s
  September 25, 2005
• Battery life concerns mobile users
  September 22, 2005
• Nokia pushing mobile development at Eclipse
  September 22, 2005
• Toshiba readies Cell processor design platform
  September 22, 2005
• Bagle is back!
  September 22, 2005
• US broadband take-up slows
  September 22, 2005
• Lenovo's new Thinkpad range
  September 22, 2005
• America Online switching spyware vendors
  September 22, 2005
• Linux users face Firefox flaw
  September 22, 2005
• ThermalTake 680W: $145
  September 21, 2005
• DVD Forum OK's 30GB HD-DVD-R
  September 21, 2005
• ATI Releases Catalyst 5.9 Drivers
  September 21, 2005
• Clear Logic to Pay Altera $35 Million
  September 21, 2005
• Steve Jobs attacks record firms
  September 21, 2005
• Google gets ready for Wi-Fi
  September 21, 2005
• Microsoft promises a price cut a year for Xbox 360
  September 21, 2005
• Oracle certifies use of Red Hat's Global File System
  September 21, 2005
• Authors sue Google
  September 21, 2005
• Linux standard improves C++ support
  September 21, 2005
• Vodafone to trial HSDPA
  September 21, 2005
• New digital music player from Dell
  September 21, 2005
• Intel Discontinues P4 3.8/3.6
  September 21, 2005
• Serious Sam II demo now available
  September 21, 2005
• ATI To Unleash "AVIVO"
  September 20, 2005
• Peerflix Launches "P2P" DVD Sharing Service
  September 20, 2005
• Intel Reducing Current Leakage For 65nm
  September 20, 2005
• Pentium-M Performance On-Par With Desktop
  September 20, 2005
• nVidia: 6100/nForce 400 Media Is Here
  September 20, 2005
• Sprint and RealNetworks to offer Cell phone radio
  September 20, 2005
• .xxx is delayed
  September 20, 2005
• HP to buy Peregrine Systems
  September 20, 2005
• Worm spoofs Google
  September 20, 2005
• Opera goes free with Version 8.5
  September 20, 2005
• Notebooks with Broadband Wireless
  September 20, 2005
• IBM ships next-gen mainframe
  September 20, 2005
• Internet threats move towards the Desktop
  September 20, 2005
• Google VPN In the Works
  September 20, 2005
• 5219 Vista Build Review
  September 19, 2005
• Top 10 Worst IT Products
  September 19, 2005
• Dell: 'DJ Ditty' Enters mp3 Player Market
  September 19, 2005
• Microsoft Cutting Xbox 360 Price Yearly
  September 19, 2005
• nVidia 7800 GTX Go
  September 19, 2005
• Dell Linux laptop
  September 19, 2005
• Yahoo plans global internet television network
  September 19, 2005
• IBM, Red Hat to promote Linux in emerging markets
  September 19, 2005
• RIAA tells seven P2P software companies to get it together
  September 19, 2005
• Nintendo reinvents the game controller
  September 19, 2005
• Widescreen Gizmondo coming Q2 2006
  September 19, 2005
• Xbox 360 pictures and videos
  September 19, 2005
• London is zombie capital of the world
  September 19, 2005
• Tul Releasing Water-Cooled TT X800 GT
  September 19, 2005
• Google Offering Raises $4.18B
  September 18, 2005
• Fake announcement of Google porn search engine
  September 18, 2005
• Japanese phisher gets suspended sentence
  September 18, 2005
• Stolen laptop with data on students found
  September 18, 2005
• Xbox chipper jailed
  September 18, 2005
• Porn on your mobile?
  September 18, 2005
• 6 nForce 4 SLI Boards Head to Head
  September 16, 2005
• Dell Halts Itanium Products
  September 16, 2005
• ATI's Crossfire Limitation Rumors
  September 16, 2005
• nVidia TForce Release on Sept 27th
  September 16, 2005
• Toshiba Demonstrates Fuel-Cell mp3 Player
  September 16, 2005
• ATI Releases X800 GTO
  September 16, 2005
• Yahoo enhances Web e-mail
  September 15, 2005
• Office software to feature simpler graphics
  September 15, 2005
• Kai-Fu Lee can start work at Google
  September 15, 2005
• Google launches Blog search feature
  September 15, 2005
• 18-year-old Moroccan in Court over Zotob
  September 15, 2005
• GameBoy Micro sells well in Japan
  September 15, 2005
• Warnings about fake Katrina charity Web sites
  September 15, 2005
• Paris Hilton Hacker pleads guilty
  September 15, 2005
• Yonah Mobiles: 31W, 15W, 5.5W TDP
  September 14, 2005
• Netgear Rolls Out Home NAS
  September 14, 2005
• Sun Offers Trade-In For New Servers
  September 14, 2005
• Crossfire Due September 24th
  September 14, 2005
• Microsoft to focus on Windows as gaming platform
  September 14, 2005
• Albatron Releases PX19-SLI Motherboard
  September 14, 2005
• Microsoft to replace menu bar with feature docks
  September 14, 2005
• Firefox flaw gets temporary fix
  September 14, 2005
• Macromedia Studio 8 released
  September 14, 2005
• Apple upgrades Xserve RAID
  September 14, 2005
• Sony recalls 3.5m PS2 power adaptors
  September 14, 2005
• Your data still lurking around!
  September 14, 2005
• BT to wire-up parts of the UK currently without DSL in UK
  September 14, 2005
• Businesses Urged to Ditch Passwords
  September 14, 2005
• The Cost of a Processor: $40
  September 13, 2005
• Easy to Harvest Hard Drives, Disklabs Says
  September 13, 2005
• Flagship P4 EE: Dual-Core, HT, 3.46GHz
  September 13, 2005
• ASUS Will Offer Dual-7800 GTX
  September 13, 2005
• BPL Makes Emergence In Australia
  September 13, 2005
• Google Katrina
  September 13, 2005
• Symantec launches Norton Ghost 10
  September 13, 2005
• RM releases rugged classroom laptop
  September 13, 2005
• QuickTime 7 technologies win major coup in Europe
  September 13, 2005
• Sony claims that Blu-ray will blow HD DVD out of the water
  September 13, 2005
• Seven variants of Vista to be released
  September 13, 2005
• Day of Defeat: Source release date confirmed
  September 13, 2005
• Could Vista push users to Linux?
  September 13, 2005
• New Omegas for ATI Video Cards
  September 13, 2005
• Small Form Factor AOpen Smaller Than Ever
  September 12, 2005
• 32bit versus 64bit
  September 12, 2005
• eBay to buy Skype, Official
  September 12, 2005
• Google hires Father of the Internet
  September 12, 2005
• No Microsoft patches this month
  September 12, 2005
• Microsoft’s dealings with China frustrating, says Lee
  September 12, 2005
• China blocks Skype web phone service
  September 12, 2005
• Microsoft opens up MSN to developers
  September 12, 2005
• MPAA and RIAA participate in Internet2 project
  September 12, 2005
• SUSE Linux 10.0 is almost here
  September 12, 2005
• Sonic to make a comeback!
  September 12, 2005
• Intel Cuts Xeon Pricing
  September 12, 2005
• Motherboard Shipments Up
  September 12, 2005
• Samsung Releases 16GBit Flash Cards
  September 12, 2005
• Internet thieves modify tactics
  September 11, 2005
• Dolby TrueHD
  September 11, 2005
• Microsoft patents the double-click
  September 11, 2005
• BBC opens its archives
  September 11, 2005
• Firefox 1.5 Beta 1
  September 10, 2005
• Did Bill Gates scream that China has "F****D MICROSOFT" ?
  September 10, 2005
• Lew Platt Dies At 64
  September 9, 2005
• Benefit of Extra RAM In Laptops
  September 9, 2005
• Chaintech Not Leaving Motherboard Market
  September 9, 2005
• A-Date Releases FB-DIMM Server Memory
  September 9, 2005
• Intel Reducing Prices on Pentium D and Celeron
  September 9, 2005
• Shuttle SN26P SLI Released
  September 9, 2005
• Mid-Tower Mega round-up
  September 11, 2005
• Yahoo 'helped jail China writer'
  September 11, 2005
• Staff weblog reminder
  September 11, 2005
• Sony revives the Walkman
  September 8, 2005
• Music industry calls Kazaa ruling a milestone
  September 8, 2005
• IBM releases new Notes and Domino
  September 8, 2005
• Computer Associates puts more patents into open source
  September 8, 2005
• IE and Outlook flaws reported
  September 8, 2005
• New Cisco flaw deeply worries Security vendor Symantec
  September 8, 2005
• FEMA web-based service only works for IE
  September 8, 2005
• IM virus can determine language settings
  September 8, 2005
• Embedded Car PCs: A Gallery
  September 7, 2005
• Sun's 8-Core Niagra On It's Way
  September 7, 2005
• Gnome 2.12 Released
  September 7, 2005
• Kazaa to fight Australian Federal Court ruling
  September 7, 2005
• Crucial Giveaway
  September 7, 2005
• Logitech delivers 5.1 audio without the cables
  September 8, 2005
• Court cases don't scare music file swappers away
  September 8, 2005
• Vietcong 2 multiplayer demo released
  September 8, 2005
• Intel Buys Huge Stock in Grisoft
  September 7, 2005
• Borland Software readies JBuilder 2006
  September 7, 2005
• Microsoft to launch Centro to boost midmarket infrastructure
  September 7, 2005
• S3: Chrome20 Low-Power Video Soon
  September 7, 2005
• 8x DVD+R dual-layer drive from Sony
  September 7, 2005
• Trojan exchanges porn for the Koran
  September 7, 2005
• Samsung unveils notebook with detachable screen
  September 7, 2005
• Yahoo! accused of hosting many phishing sites
  September 7, 2005
• PSP sees biggest launch weekend in UK ever
  September 7, 2005
• TR's CPU decoder ring updated
  September 7, 2005
• Game Performance Over Time Review
  September 6, 2005
• Requirements for Vista
  September 6, 2005
• Vista Server: Limited Scope
  September 6, 2005
• Via Picks Up Intel Slack
  September 6, 2005
• Samsung to Support HD-DVD and Blu-Ray
  September 6, 2005
• Nvidia 7800 Ultra Canceled
  September 6, 2005
• Google to offer beta of Chinese business search site
  September 6, 2005
• Gametart.com offers PSP rental service
  September 6, 2005
• Kazaa ordered to alter software by Australian Federal Court
  September 6, 2005
• Intel and Philips collaborate on home entertainment systems
  September 6, 2005
• REALbasic 2005 for Linux
  September 6, 2005
• Massachusetts state to drop Microsoft Office?
  September 6, 2005
• Apple stalls Mac mini trial offer
  September 6, 2005
• Skype signs up German mobile operator
  September 6, 2005
• Yahoo IM: Grayware?
  September 5, 2005
• Laptops Cheaper Than Ever
  September 5, 2005
• ATI R520 Set For 3Q 2005
  September 5, 2005
• ID Cards, Chip and Pin Fraud
  September 5, 2005
• Gabe Newell Talks Console
  September 5, 2005
• Phillips Unveils Rollout Display Device
  September 5, 2005
• Longhorn Server: Optimized for Itanium
  September 5, 2005
• Lexmark: Refills a Big No-No
  September 5, 2005
• More IE6 Vulnerabilities Discovered
  September 5, 2005
• Katrina e-mail scams
  September 4, 2005
• Media Player file encryption cracked
  September 4, 2005
• Netsky and Mytob team warfare
  September 4, 2005
• HD-DVD in 2006
  September 4, 2005
• Virgin launches UK music download service
  September 4, 2005
• Vista Will Not Adhere to TCG Standards
  September 2, 2005
• Linux: Linspire 5.0 Giveaway
  September 2, 2005
• Dual Core Overclocking: The 3800+ X2
  September 2, 2005
• BFG To Produce Physics GPU
  September 2, 2005
• Hitachi Beefs Up Microdrives
  September 2, 2005
• OCZ Releases 'Fast' Flash Drives
  September 2, 2005
• Creative Issues Recall for Worm-Ridden MP3 Players
  September 2, 2005
• HD-DVD likely to be delayed
  September 1, 2005
• Microsoft buys VoIP company
  September 1, 2005
• Nokia thinks the time is right for Mobile TV
  September 1, 2005
• US only Microsoft phishing protection
  September 1, 2005
• IBM wins £10m deal from Kent County Council
  September 1, 2005
• Apple finally ready to launch iTunes phone?
  September 1, 2005
• HMV and Virgin to enter music downloads market
  September 1, 2005
• Creative makes claim to patent covering iPod technology
  September 1, 2005
• RIAA Files 754 More Copyright Suits
  September 2, 2005
• PSP to be released in Europe
  September 1, 2005