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News Archive for February 2004

• Hidden Gamespy code leads to vulnerabilities in games
  By Thomas McGuire, February 27, 2004
• Major DRAM makers could face legal charges
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• Sony PSP delayed until 2005
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• Windows XP... reloaded?
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• Nvidia NV40 specs leaked
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• IBM urges Sun to make Java open source
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• Server Maintenance Complete
  By Per Hansson, February 26, 2004
• Server Maintenance
  By Per Hansson, February 26, 2004
• Microsoft - Antitrust - Japan
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• Hercules drops graphics cards products
  By Julio Franco, February 26, 2004
• "Bizex" worm attacks ICQ users
  By Thomas McGuire, February 25, 2004
• MyDoom variant erases files
  By Julio Franco, February 25, 2004
• X-Box 2: No hard drive?
  By Julio Franco, February 25, 2004
• AMD provides on-chip security
  By Julio Franco, February 25, 2004
• Microsoft & EU update - rumours
  By Julio Franco, February 25, 2004
• Misc. news round-up
  By Julio Franco, February 25, 2004
• New Spybot
  By Thomas McGuire, February 24, 2004
• The Spam Trojan
  By Derek Sooman, February 23, 2004
• US military recreates Earth
  By Thomas McGuire, February 23, 2004
• Intel should be ashamed of itself
  By Per Hansson, February 23, 2004
• EarthLink Invests In Powerline Broadband
  By Julio Franco, February 22, 2004
• Weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, February 21, 2004
• RIAA members sued for racketeering
  By Thomas McGuire, February 20, 2004
• Mitsubishi unveils the latest in LCD technology
  By Julio Franco, February 20, 2004
• Intel commits on Linux support
  By Julio Franco, February 20, 2004
• Creative announces DDTS-100 Decoder
  By Julio Franco, February 19, 2004
• Microsoft Warns Code Downloaders
  By Julio Franco, February 19, 2004
• Is your PC ready for Longhorn?
  By Julio Franco, February 19, 2004
• New instant messenger exploit
  By Thomas McGuire, February 19, 2004
• Dell has no plans to use AMD chips
  By Julio Franco, February 19, 2004
• Napster struggling in music service race
  By Julio Franco, February 19, 2004
• Poll: Which will become CPU of the year?
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Alienware lands supercomputer deal
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Intel news from IDF
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Corsair announces DDR2 modules
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Second Linux kernel mremap() bug
  By Thomas McGuire, February 18, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Free Windows Security Update CD
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Nvidia announces PCI-X graphics card line up
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• RIAA suits more file sharers
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Yahoo dumps Google search
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Microsoft will support Intel's 64-bit extensions
  By Julio Franco, February 18, 2004
• Intel to add 64-bit capabilities to Prescott
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• Seagate intros small hard drive
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• Lindows now Lindash
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• Microsoft co-founder to demo always-on mini PC
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• Intel offers peek at future chips
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• EU Rejects Latest Microsoft Offer To Settle
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• AMD cuts prices, power of Opteron chip
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• Disney rejects Comcast offer
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• ATI Delivers HDTV on the PC
  By Julio Franco, February 17, 2004
• IBM GXP Hard Drive fiasco
  By Julio Franco, February 16, 2004
• Exploit Based On Leaked Windows Code Released
  By Julio Franco, February 16, 2004
• UT2004 64-bit demo available
  By Julio Franco, February 16, 2004
• Windows Server 2003 overtakes NT4
  By Julio Franco, February 16, 2004
• Sun to unveil Solaris 10 later this year
  By Julio Franco, February 16, 2004
• IBM to launch MS Office for Linux
  By Julio Franco, February 15, 2004
• Amazon glitch unmasks war of reviewers
  By Julio Franco, February 15, 2004
• Where Do Old CRTs Go to Die?
  By Julio Franco, February 15, 2004
• Cingular bid said to be $35 billion
  By Julio Franco, February 15, 2004
• eMule threatened by trademark grabbing
  By Per Hansson, February 14, 2004
• Software allows game copying
  By Julio Franco, February 13, 2004
• ATI 2004 roadmap unveiled
  By Julio Franco, February 13, 2004
• Nvidia Q4 figures fail to lift full-year totals
  By Julio Franco, February 13, 2004
• Windows Source Leak Traces Back to Mainsoft
  By Per Hansson, February 13, 2004
• Three more Critical Windows Vulnerabilities
  By Per Hansson, February 13, 2004
• Statement from Microsoft Regarding Illegal Posting of Windows Source Code
  By Per Hansson, February 13, 2004
• PC Sales Stay Strong
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• IBM 90nm G5 chip to 'outrun' Prescott, Athlon 64
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• Win2k & NT 4 Source Code leaked?
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• Online ad sales hit new high
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• ATI Catalyst drivers v4.2
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• Will Your Hard Drive Hold 600GB?
  By Julio Franco, February 12, 2004
• IE 'the most secure browser'
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• VIA's 1GHZ Eden CPU still fanless
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Unreal Tournament 2004 demo
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• 16x DVD Burners around the corner
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Comcast makes offer to buy Disney
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Microsoft warns of widespread Windows flaw
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Lindows.com wins over Microsoft Trademark Case
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Apple getting sued over iPod batteries
  By Julio Franco, February 11, 2004
• Sun revamps servers with UltraSparc, Opteron
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Nokia admits multiple Bluetooth security holes
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Fake AMD chips seized in Asia
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Windows XP's Big Security Fix
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Siemens Readies PenPhone
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• New viruses feed on MyDoom infections
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Opera looking to go IPO
  By Julio Franco, February 10, 2004
• Unbiased Seagate 100GB/platter HD review
  By Per Hansson, February 09, 2004
• Nokia buys control of Symbian
  By Julio Franco, February 09, 2004
• Mozilla Firefox 0.8 download
  By Julio Franco, February 09, 2004
• Microsoft offers cut-rate Windows
  By Julio Franco, February 09, 2004
• Intel to demo 'CT' 64-bit CPU next week
  By Julio Franco, February 08, 2004
• 'Dumb' users spread viruses
  By Julio Franco, February 08, 2004
• Nonprofits 'making money' on the web
  By Julio Franco, February 08, 2004
• AMD receives $683M worth of aid
  By Julio Franco, February 07, 2004
• TS Contest, T-shirts shipping soon
  By Julio Franco, February 07, 2004
• Sun Shows Off 3D Desktop
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• Piracy fighters raid Kazaa offices
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• Philips Aurilium external soundcard review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• ATI to Rev Up GPU Clock Rates
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• SCO adds copyright claim to IBM suit
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• RealNetworks Patches Security Holes
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• SiS chipset roadmap unveiled
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• Key US retailer drops N-Gage from 450 stores
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• PalmSource's new OS strategy
  By Julio Franco, February 06, 2004
• TechSpot Poll
  By Julio Franco, February 05, 2004
• Misc. news from around the web
  By Julio Franco, February 05, 2004
• Mini-hard drive specialist lands $51 million
  By Julio Franco, February 05, 2004
• Microsoft gives it away
  By Julio Franco, February 04, 2004
• Half-Life 2 sets a date
  By Julio Franco, February 03, 2004
• ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 previewed
  By Julio Franco, February 03, 2004
• TuneRecycler Puts Twist on ITunes Deal
  By Julio Franco, February 03, 2004
• Lycoris' Linux-based OS for PDAs
  By Julio Franco, February 03, 2004
• Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer
  By Per Hansson, February 02, 2004
• Sony reveals $1.14 billion microchip plan
  By Julio Franco, February 02, 2004
• Google says no IPO yet
  By Julio Franco, February 02, 2004
• Xbox 2 hardware specs rumours
  By Julio Franco, February 02, 2004
• Intel Prescott reviewed
  By Julio Franco, February 02, 2004
• Fraudsters expand into telephony
  By Per Hansson, February 01, 2004
• Gateway to acquire eMachines
  By Julio Franco, February 01, 2004