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News Archive for June 2006

• GeCube to release X1300 PCI Radeon card
  June 30, 2006
• French Government tells Apple to unlock iTunes content
  June 30, 2006
• Is YouTube faltering?
  June 30, 2006
• Two minor security flaws in IE discovered
  June 30, 2006
• Red Hat sued by Firestar over patent infringement
  June 30, 2006
• Intel to release Montecito on July 18th
  June 30, 2006
• Microsoft Watch: IE7 Beta 3 released and more
  June 30, 2006
• Tyan releases personal supercomputer
  June 29, 2006
• Plextor announces Fall release of Blu-Ray burner
  June 29, 2006
• Microsoft delays Office 2007 yet again
  June 29, 2006
• Google Checkout has arrived
  June 29, 2006
• Red Hat sees good growth this year
  June 29, 2006
• ATI delays driver support for native physics processing
  June 29, 2006
• Netgear's Powerline adapter launched
  June 29, 2006
• Sony defends PS3
  June 29, 2006
• Google goes mobile in Europe
  June 29, 2006
• NHS fails to secure mobile data
  June 29, 2006
• Apple and Coca-Cola make iTunes alliance
  June 29, 2006
• Apple to cease sales of some products in the EU
  June 28, 2006
• Sony alters Vaio to use flash memory instead of a hard drive
  June 28, 2006
• Sony expects to ship 8 million LCD TVs next year
  June 28, 2006
• Three men arrested over e-mail viruses
  June 28, 2006
• GreenBorder Technologies puts IE6 into lockdown
  June 28, 2006
• Alienware releases 3 new Area-51 laptops
  June 28, 2006
• AMD prepares low-cost dual core 3600+ processor
  June 28, 2006
• Windows Vista: There is still hope ahead
  June 28, 2006
• GeIL announces the release of DDR-2 1066/1200MHz module
  June 27, 2006
• Intel sells XScale to Marvell for $600 Million
  June 27, 2006
• Interview with John Beekley of Corsair
  June 27, 2006
• Australia bans Reservoir Dogs game
  June 27, 2006
• Microsoft unveils online demo of Office 2007
  June 27, 2006
• Google's GBuy to be released next week?
  June 27, 2006
• Microsoft preps organized communication with Office 2007
  June 27, 2006
• Proof of concept code released for patched vulnerability in Windows
  June 26, 2006
• WinFS faces more delays
  June 26, 2006
• ATI releases Catalyst 6.6 series
  June 26, 2006
• Panasonic to release $1300 Blu-ray player
  June 26, 2006
• Intel releases Woodcrest-core Xeons this week
  June 26, 2006
• Xbox 360 price not likely to drop
  June 26, 2006
• The rise of the laptop
  June 26, 2006
• Computer users want greener machines
  June 26, 2006
• Google to offer free movie downloads
  June 26, 2006
• GeForce 7900 GT: Value-conscious gamers best bet? @ TechSpot
  June 23, 2006
• Senator proposes fines for non-relevant search results
  June 23, 2006
• IBM expands AlphaWorks suite for Java developers
  June 23, 2006
• Microsoft comes under EU's eye over PDF support in Vista
  June 23, 2006
• USDA gets 26,000 records stolen by a hacker
  June 22, 2006
• Toshiba takes over Acer's spot as #3 laptop manufacturer
  June 22, 2006
• AT&T adjusts privacy policy after class-action suit
  June 22, 2006
• Worm targets World Cup fans
  June 22, 2006
• Lenovo to offer Internet anywhere with the T60
  June 22, 2006
• Man arrested for abusing wireless Internet access
  June 22, 2006
• Novell axes CEO and CFO
  June 22, 2006
• AMD ends single core 3000+ and 3200+ line
  June 21, 2006
• AOL enrages customer trying to cancel account
  June 21, 2006
• LCD panels see price reduction across the board
  June 21, 2006
• Interview with Lead Program Manager for Internet Explorer 7
  June 21, 2006
• Internet has created culture of plagiarism in Universities
  June 21, 2006
• 3G broadband for Vodafone customers
  June 21, 2006
• Samsung considering dual-format BluRay/HD optical drive
  June 21, 2006
• Linux support company Levanta making a comeback
  June 21, 2006
• ASUS to partner with SiL for next gen motherboards
  June 20, 2006
• nVidia to bring 7600GS to AGP
  June 20, 2006
• Another severe Excel vulnerability discovered
  June 20, 2006
• IBM produces 500GHz silicon-germanium CPU
  June 20, 2006
• Opera version 9 released
  June 20, 2006
• VoIP startup angry at telcos blocking VoIP traffic
  June 20, 2006
• PayPal fixes URL problem used for crime
  June 20, 2006
• Microsoft launches Live Messenger
  June 20, 2006
• Retailers picking up the idea of WinXP on Macs
  June 19, 2006
• Microsoft ready to take on Apple's iPod
  June 19, 2006
• Nokia launches five new handsets
  June 19, 2006
• Foxconn denies accusations of poor working conditions
  June 19, 2006
• Via's Socket 479M C7-M CPU to be the last
  June 19, 2006
• Microsoft loses appeal on Office patent infringement case
  June 19, 2006
• Companies to bid on ad space directly
  June 19, 2006
• University offers Ethical Hacking course
  June 19, 2006
• MusicGremlin launches wireless music player
  June 18, 2006
• Mobile companies form Linux alliance
  June 17, 2006
• Internet Gambler loses £158,000 in less than an hour
  June 17, 2006
• Apple to investigate labor allegations in China
  June 16, 2006
• New Excel vulnerability poses a risk to businesses
  June 16, 2006
• PayPal vulnerability leaves users open to fraud
  June 16, 2006
• Microsoft's Patch Tuesday brings problems to dial-up connections
  June 16, 2006
• Dell teams up with Goodwill for 1-year PC recycling program
  June 16, 2006
• AMD delays launch of Socket F Opterons
  June 16, 2006
• A look at MSI's MegaPC and AOpen's Mac Mini clone
  June 16, 2006
• Google launches Government-only search site
  June 15, 2006
• Macs to run Windows software with ease
  June 15, 2006
• Bill Gates to be phased out by 2008
  June 15, 2006
• Tiscali launches VoIP service
  June 15, 2006
• HTC releases first Windows Mobile 3G phones
  June 15, 2006
• Game sales drop 10% in May
  June 15, 2006
• New MSN worm uses MSN to travel
  June 15, 2006
• Averatec releases 1100 series ultra-small laptops
  June 14, 2006
• HP takes on IBM in the blade market
  June 14, 2006
• LCDs that out perform CRTs already here?
  June 14, 2006
• Windows 98 to become hacker's paradise
  June 14, 2006
• Will the RIAA win?
  June 14, 2006
• AMD's 2x1MB Windsor CPU dissapears
  June 14, 2006
• Sony's cell CPU to move to 65nm process in 2007
  June 14, 2006
• Yahoo patches flaw in webmail service
  June 14, 2006
• IBM pulls AGP bridges from nVidia supply
  June 13, 2006
• Turning shelf-bought routers into business class devices
  June 13, 2006
• AMD prepares to dump Alchemy line of embedded processors
  June 13, 2006
• nVidia's 550 chipsets modified to support SLI after market
  June 13, 2006
• SiS to sample DDR3 chipsets as soon as late 2007
  June 13, 2006
• Google introduces online payment system "GBuy"
  June 13, 2006
• Blu-Ray disc players delayed
  June 13, 2006
• Spyware attacks tripled last year
  June 13, 2006
• Google Earth 4 Beta released
  June 12, 2006
• Intel pushes Tulsa core release up to 3Q 2006
  June 12, 2006
• Intel's tri-gate technology makes advances
  June 12, 2006
• ATI's R600 to be out by the end of the year?
  June 12, 2006
• Yahoo's webmail users victim of new JavaScript worm
  June 12, 2006
• Zombie infections biggest problem for Windows PCs
  June 12, 2006
• Newegg looking for further expansion
  June 10, 2006
• Microsoft will not fix security flaw in 98/ME
  June 9, 2006
• Google releases "Browser Sync" Firefox extension
  June 9, 2006
• Seagate offers mobile drive with built-in encryption
  June 9, 2006
• The World Cup is upon us!
  June 9, 2006
• Pentium D prices predicted to drop as Core 2 makes its debut
  June 9, 2006
• Ageia responds to ATI's statements at Computex
  June 9, 2006
• Sacramento's massive WiFi project stalls
  June 9, 2006
• Take-Two settles with the FTC over GTA
  June 8, 2006
• HIS demos 3 new Radeons at Computex
  June 8, 2006
• IBM goes after Oracle with DB2 9
  June 8, 2006
• 2,000 servers down after angry employee launches attack
  June 8, 2006
• Classic games on the Wii to be fairly cheap
  June 8, 2006
• Mozilla's Firefox team may axe support for 9x
  June 8, 2006
• Windows Vista Beta 2 available for public download
  June 7, 2006
• CyberLink releases Power2Go 5.5 with HD-DVD/BluRay support
  June 7, 2006
• 180Solutions and Hotbar to merge
  June 7, 2006
• Seagate releases host of new devices
  June 7, 2006
• China blocks main Google site
  June 7, 2006
• HP recalls Photosmart R707 due to danger of fire
  June 7, 2006
• Google provides Internet spreadsheets app
  June 7, 2006
• Wii not expected to result in loss from sales, says Nintendo
  June 7, 2006
• Cross platform javascript vulnerability leaves IE, Firefox open
  June 7, 2006
• IWill releases 16-RAM slotted FB-DIMM board for E-ATX
  June 6, 2006
• ATI releases RS600 and RD600 chipsets for DDR2-1066 support
  June 6, 2006
• ATI makes bold claims about Boundless Gaming at Computex
  June 6, 2006
• Intel's CPU sales fall, along with prices
  June 6, 2006
• PS3 to have built-in PS2?
  June 6, 2006
• BBC and ITV to trial mobile TV
  June 6, 2006
• McAfee acquires security management company Preventsys
  June 6, 2006
• IBM to invest $4 Billion more into ventures in India
  June 6, 2006
• AMD to partner with Transmeta for selling CPUs
  June 5, 2006
• PGP releases NetShare to secure NAS
  June 5, 2006
• ASUS and ATI release HDMI-supporting dual core laptop
  June 5, 2006
• Skype sued by Net2Phone over VoIP patent
  June 5, 2006
• VMware releases Infrastructure 3
  June 5, 2006
• Toshiba intros 200 GB laptop drives
  June 5, 2006
• Nvidia's GeForce 7950 GX2: Quad SLI... almost
  June 5, 2006
• Interview with Steve Ballmer about Vista, services and Linux
  June 5, 2006
• Spammer starts Internet company after $1 Million fine
  June 5, 2006
• $100 laptop to boost desktop Linux?
  June 4, 2006
• Microsoft drops PDF support in Office and Vista
  June 4, 2006
• Vista eats up battery power
  June 3, 2006
• AMD to offer dual multi-core platforms by 2007
  June 2, 2006
• Valve releases Half Life 2: Episode One
  June 2, 2006
• PirateBay expects to be back up soon
  June 3, 2006
• Mozilla releases Firefox 1.5.0.4
  June 2, 2006
• HP introduces dozens of new devices to the market
  June 2, 2006
• Adobe takes Microsoft to court over Office 2007
  June 2, 2006
• HP holds 90% of Itanium server market
  June 1, 2006
• ASUS releases Core 2 and DDR2-800 supporting motherboards
  June 1, 2006
• Google CEO dashes hopes of a Google browser
  June 1, 2006
• OpenOffice catches a virus
  June 1, 2006
• The Rise of Ransomware
  June 1, 2006
• Nintendo's Wii earns best of show
  June 1, 2006
• XM suspends shipments of digital radios per FCC findings
  June 1, 2006
• Dell to include Skype software in media machines
  June 1, 2006