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News Archive for June 2004

• Microsoft Case Closed
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• Use Eclipse To Build Mobile Phone Apps
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• Microsoft haunted by old IE security flaw
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• No Plans For 865 Motherboard Price Drop
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• David Kirk on NVIDIA's SLI
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• Microsoft Settles Again
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• IT Salaries Fall
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• Adaptec Gets RAID Tech from IBM
  By Derek Sooman, June 30, 2004
• Nvidia nForce 4 details emerge
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• Hardware Roundup
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• New Microsoft Developer Tools On The Way
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• Evil Spyware Pop-Up Ad
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• LG GSA-4082B Super Multi DVD Rewriter Review
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• Next Version of Mac OS X Due First Half 2005
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• New theme for Windows XP?
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• More IE Flaws!
  By Derek Sooman, June 29, 2004
• SLI with Nvidia!
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Microsoft and Fujitsu partner to bring Longhorn Servers
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• 64-Bit Xeon Cometh!
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Java and 3G Mobiles
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Next Version of Windows CE?
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Notebook Version of PowerPC G5?
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• EU Lifts Microsoft Sanctions
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Intel Recalls Faulty 915 G/P And 925X Chipsets
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• Sun To Make Parts Of Java Open Source
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• NV45 Review @ AnandTech
  By Derek Sooman, June 28, 2004
• HP says 900,000 laptops affected by memory bug
  By Julio Franco, June 25, 2004
• Celeron 'D' put to the test
  By Julio Franco, June 25, 2004
• Researchers warn of infectious Web sites
  By Thomas McGuire, June 25, 2004
• Native Command Queuing and the Maxtor MaXLine III 250GB HDD
  By Derek Sooman, June 25, 2004
• RAID 5 4 Channel SATA
  By Derek Sooman, June 25, 2004
• Anti-Spyware Legislation Coming
  By Derek Sooman, June 25, 2004
• Half Life 2 in August?
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• AOL Worker Spammer Scum!
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• The Spamhaus Project
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Hardware Roundup
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Intel Introduces HD Audio
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Smallest Fuel Cell Yet From Toshiba
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Gigabyte X800 Pro Review
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Juicy Microsoft Gossip
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Yahoo Begins War Against Instant Messaging Invaders
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Hotmail Storage Jumps to 250MB
  By Derek Sooman, June 24, 2004
• Being Open About Open Source
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Welcome to the GUI Olympics!
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Microsoft Takes Out Patents On Human Body Power
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• No Extensions to NT 4.0 Support
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Inside The Head Of A Virus Writer
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Prescott 3.6GHz CPU Review @ Extremetech
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Microsoft Puts Browser Guru On Troubled IE
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Industry Alliance Touts Authentication in Fighting Spam
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Agere net processor adopts 'unbreakable' algorithm
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• TransGaming WineX becomes Cedega.
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• Too Many Companies Have Poor Handle on Security
  By Derek Sooman, June 23, 2004
• CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo Drive with SATA!
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• New Kingston DDR2 for Intel 915 and 925 Platforms
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• Dual-Core Opteron Die Photo
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• More News on the Sun Niagara Processor
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• Philips World's First 16-speed DVD Writer
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• The RIAA Strikes Back!
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• Intel dealt blow by high court in EU probe
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• HP's New Camera and HDD Docking Area
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• Wireless Hard Drive By Maxtor and Linksys
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• New Power Sources for Notebooks and PDAs
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• First Ever dual-GeForce 6800 benchmark
  By Derek Sooman, June 22, 2004
• Daily Download: Sure Delete 5.1
  By Julio Franco, June 22, 2004
• Eclipse Gets a Facelift
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• ATI RADEON X800 XT & X600 XT PCI-E Performance Preview
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• HD DVD Spec Inches Forward
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• Google Your Library?
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• Interview with Epic's Tim Sweeney
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• Intel's 915G and 925X chipsets
  By Derek Sooman, June 21, 2004
• Dual ATX and BTX Cooler Master Case!
  By Derek Sooman, June 19, 2004
• France considering to go Open-Source
  By Julio Franco, June 19, 2004
• RedHat Going Strong
  By Derek Sooman, June 18, 2004
• Intel Releases Desktop PCI Express chip sets
  By Derek Sooman, June 18, 2004
• Time to Dump Internet Explorer
  By Per Hansson, June 18, 2004
• Munich to stick with open source
  By Julio Franco, June 18, 2004
• Sapphire responds to Radeon cards complaints
  By Julio Franco, June 18, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, June 18, 2004
• Daily Download: AntiVir Personal Edition 6.25
  By Julio Franco, June 18, 2004
• 3D Mobile Phone Games
  By Derek Sooman, June 18, 2004
• Opteron Doing Well
  By Derek Sooman, June 17, 2004
• Intel's new "Dothan" Pentium-M.
  By Derek Sooman, June 17, 2004
• Tablet PCs slow to take off
  By Derek Sooman, June 17, 2004
• Free Music Player Devices From Napster
  By Derek Sooman, June 17, 2004
• Seagate and 400GB Hard Drives
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• STMicroelectronics Non-Volatile Memory Innovation
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Micron Technology Introduces New DRAM Design
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Daily Download: Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Candidate 2
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Socket 939 Motherboard Chipsets Battle
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Microsoft to enter Anti-Virus market
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Intel Roadmap Updates
  By Derek Sooman, June 16, 2004
• Firefox 0.9 is out
  By Didou, June 15, 2004
• Mobile Phone WORM Found By Russian Firm
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• AMD Dual Core By Next Year
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• Limits For DVD Burn Speeds?
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• Daily Download: Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 RC2
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• Linux Security Exploit Created!
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• Yahoo Gives 100MB to Mail Users!
  By Derek Sooman, June 15, 2004
• AMD announces PCI-X 2.0 tunnel for Opteron processors
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• TI Brings New DSL Technology to Telephone
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• DDR, DDR2, (G)DDR3 – Eh?
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• Sony Introduces Linux Based Car Navigation
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• ATi To Offer AGP and PCI-E Versions
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• Asus A8V Deluxe "Wireless Edition" (Socket 939)
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• New Internet Explorer Holes Causing Alarm
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• Windows Server 2003 SP1 With Enhanced Security
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• Movies Available Via Broadband Service?
  By Derek Sooman, June 14, 2004
• FAT Patent Under Dispute?
  By Derek Sooman, June 13, 2004
• 16X DVD Burners Under Review
  By Derek Sooman, June 13, 2004
• Doom Movie to Come !
  By Derek Sooman, June 13, 2004
• British Telecom plans move to IP telephony
  By Thomas McGuire, June 12, 2004
• Could Your New PC Be Patchless?
  By Julio Franco, June 11, 2004
• HD-DVD Spec Approved
  By Julio Franco, June 11, 2004
• Daily Download: DVDIdle Pro 5.01
  By Julio Franco, June 11, 2004
• Best Buy to peddle Gateway gear
  By Julio Franco, June 11, 2004
• ATI ships Platinums in US and Canada
  By Julio Franco, June 11, 2004
• Arrests made on HL2 source code theft
  By Julio Franco, June 10, 2004
• Nvidia: 6800 Retail Cards Will Ship In June
  By Julio Franco, June 10, 2004
• eBay most trusted company for privacy
  By Julio Franco, June 10, 2004
• Russia and China 'behind current spam deluge'
  By Julio Franco, June 10, 2004
• Intel laptop battery deal could double runtime
  By Julio Franco, June 10, 2004
• Germany approves Symbian deal
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• DVD-RAM Hits Surprising Speeds
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Domain-name registration surges
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Apple updates PowerMac G5
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Sharp Shows Off 45-Inch LCD
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Daily Download: Firefox 0.9 Release Candidate
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Early on the week, news wrap-up
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2004
• Merrill Lynch to HP: Time for a breakup
  By Julio Franco, June 08, 2004
• Daily Download: Weather1 5.32
  By Julio Franco, June 08, 2004
• A closer look to DDR 2/3
  By Julio Franco, June 08, 2004
• USB Video Card to be sold in Japan
  By Julio Franco, June 08, 2004
• Vulnerability in Crystal Reports Web Viewer
  By Thomas McGuire, June 08, 2004
• Vulnerability in DirectPlay Could Allow Denial of Service
  By Thomas McGuire, June 08, 2004
• Cafes, mobiles on Chinese hitlist
  By Thomas McGuire, June 08, 2004
• Techspot is back!
  By Per Hansson, June 08, 2004
• Sony to abandon PDA market
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Opera CEO: Browser Ready for Its Next Act
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Radeons go PCI-E: X600 and X300 unveiled
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• New self-destructing DVD launched
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Pretec Shows Speedier Memory Card
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Chip sales buoyed by wireless market
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Security-Free Wireless Networks
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004
• Athlon 64 3800+ and FX-53 reviewed
  By Julio Franco, June 01, 2004