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News Archive for July 2004

• Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer
  By Thomas McGuire, July 31, 2004
• Modular PSU's could be the way forward
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• System Administrator Appreciation Day
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• 70 percent of viruses last year by one person
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• Microsoft demonstrates new intelligent search technology
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• IBM "eFuse" tech will make chips self-configuring
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• New high speed Intel chips face delay
  By Derek Sooman, July 30, 2004
• AMD admits Sempron is based on Athlon XP
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• Biometric passport delayed further
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• Paypal class-action settled
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• New round of IE patches on the way
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• Point, Click, Root
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• ATI launches Radeon 9250
  By Derek Sooman, July 29, 2004
• Creative Responds
  By Thomas McGuire, July 29, 2004
• Doom 3 - 2000, XP & beyond
  By Thomas McGuire, July 29, 2004
• Netscape 7.2 coming to you August 3rd
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• Meta-mail - the future of e-mail?
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• Creative claims similar shadowing tech as id Software
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• Hack attack DDos snacks on DoubleClick Ads
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• Windows Server update / 64-bit OS delayed
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• AMD Sempron
  By Derek Sooman, July 28, 2004
• Office 2003 SP1
  By Per Hansson, July 28, 2004
• Industry misc. news
  By Julio Franco, July 27, 2004
• New Nvidia Forceware drivers v61.77
  By Julio Franco, July 27, 2004
• AMD cuts Athlon 64 prices
  By Julio Franco, July 27, 2004
• Sony's $700 Linux-based Remote Control
  By Julio Franco, July 27, 2004
• Creative & id Software Announce DOOM 3 Collaboration
  By Thomas McGuire, July 27, 2004
• Mydoom.M slowdown search engines
  By Per Hansson, July 27, 2004
• id's Robert Duffy .plan update on Doom 3
  By Per Hansson, July 26, 2004
• DirectX 9.0c released
  By Per Hansson, July 26, 2004
• SCO Law Suits Galore!
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• Cisco Working On Anti-Spam Router
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• Daily Download: The GIMP 2.0
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra and GeForce 6800 GT Chips Are A Winner For Doom III
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• New Memory For Mobile Handsets
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• SQL Server 2005 beta
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• Hewlett-Packard Introduces Handheld IPaq for Cellular and Wi-Fi Networks
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• Seagate to Increase Warranties To 5 Years
  By Derek Sooman, July 26, 2004
• ATI and Instancing
  By Per Hansson, July 26, 2004
• Guide to Windows Online Security & Privacy @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, July 26, 2004
• ATI Response to Doom 3 Benchmarks
  By Thomas McGuire, July 25, 2004
• How to remove spyware
  By Per Hansson, July 24, 2004
• ATI and Intel partner on OEM bundle deal
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• Microsoft to Enforce Anti-spam Plan
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• U2 may have use iTunes distribution to fight P2P sharing
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• Pre-weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• MP3 creator touts 3D Audio
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• FarCry 1.2 patch recalled
  By Julio Franco, July 23, 2004
• What Will You Be Typing On In The Future?
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• HP Offers Up Compaq X Gaming PC
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• What's The Point In Online Registration?
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• Tiny Seagate Drives In Portable Audio
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• Soltek Releases Socket 939 Mobo
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• Sun's Rock CPUs In 2008
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• P2P File-Sharing Could Outsell iTunes?
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• Toshiba "All-In-One" Multimedia Laptop
  By Derek Sooman, July 22, 2004
• Doom3 Performance
  By Per Hansson, July 22, 2004
• Far Cry patch 1.2 now available
  By Julio Franco, July 21, 2004
• Bagle Virus Still At Large
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• Overpriced ATI and Nvidia High End Cards?
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• BFG GeForce 6800 GT Review
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• Microsoft And Apple Being Sued
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• Microsoft The Charitable
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• NVIDIA ForceWare Release 60 Driver Available
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• Antec Introduces NeoPower
  By Derek Sooman, July 21, 2004
• IPv6 goes live at ICANN
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Windows Drivers of The Future
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Google Adds Features To Gmail
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Microsoft Expands Access to Windows Source Code
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Lindows / Microsoft Feud Settled?
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Halo 2 Trailer Coming To A Cinema Near You!
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• Intel Expands Mobile Processor Line
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• DFI® Unveils New Flagship LANPartyTM 925X-T2 Motherboard
  By Derek Sooman, July 20, 2004
• nForce Unified driver v4.27
  By Per Hansson, July 20, 2004
• Defence Department Hacker Nicked
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• First Windows CE Virus
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• Bits And Pieces
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• Two New AMD Notebook Chips
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• The New iPod
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• Norton Anti-Virus Users Will Have to Patch After WinXP SP2
  By Derek Sooman, July 19, 2004
• Breaking Intel's Overclock Lock
  By Per Hansson, July 19, 2004
• New Opera Security fix release
  By Per Hansson, July 18, 2004
• M-Audio announces 1st 64-bit Pro Audio Drivers
  By Thomas McGuire, July 17, 2004
• Gateway returns to PC roots
  By Julio Franco, July 16, 2004
• ATI may release 'GT' X800 model
  By Julio Franco, July 16, 2004
• PC shipments on steady growth
  By Julio Franco, July 16, 2004
• Nvidia Is Ready With Its Next Mainstream Chip
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Kazaa Tumbling In Use
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Microsoft Predicts Victory Over Sony In Console War
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• AMD Meets Second-Quarter Expectations
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Crucial Releases New Ballistix Enthusiast-grade Memory
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Google Toolbar's New Browse By Name Feature
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• eBay To Begin Music File Sales
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Windows XP SP2 Build 2162 Released To Testers
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Intel Quietly Releases New Pentium M Chip
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Samsung To Produce Bluetooth Chip For Handsets
  By Derek Sooman, July 15, 2004
• Four new security holes in Internet Explorer
  By Per Hansson, July 15, 2004
• Uptake of Linux as Client OS Remains Low
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• Bill Gates Says DVDs Have No Future
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• DOOM III Goes Gold!
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• Toshiba to Unveil TV-Capable Laptop
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• Recent IE Problems May Be Common To All Web Browsers
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• Daily Download: Remote System Information 2.20
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• Pioneer Brings First Multiple Format 16X DVD Writer with 4X +R Double Layer RW
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• DOOM III Released !?!??!
  By Derek Sooman, July 14, 2004
• IBM To Launch New Line of Powerful Unix Servers
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Intel Grantsdale hitting demand for low-end GPUs?
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Two Critical Fixes Top MS List for IE
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Microsoft Delays Windows Update Services
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• ATI RV410 110 Nanometre Specs Revealed
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Google Registers To List On Nasdaq
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• "Windows Marketplace" Will Advertise In Start Menu And IE
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Verisign Speeds Up DNS Updates
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Mozilla Firefox Final Version Due September
  By Derek Sooman, July 13, 2004
• Is DOOM III Coming Out In August Or Not?
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• PlayStation 3 Cometh!
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• Yahoo Acquisition Of Oddpost
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• Half Life 2 Specs Revealed!
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• Services For UNIX To Play Big Part In Longhorn
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• Windows XP Service Pack 2 Due In August
  By Derek Sooman, July 12, 2004
• The .NET Show Longhorn News
  By Derek Sooman, July 11, 2004
• 400 GB Hard Drive From Hitachi
  By Derek Sooman, July 10, 2004
• Alleged Hacker Now Works for Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, July 10, 2004
• Intel Begins Shipments of 3.60GHz Processors
  By Derek Sooman, July 09, 2004
• Google Mystery BillBoard
  By Derek Sooman, July 09, 2004
• Intel price cuts coming soon
  By Julio Franco, July 09, 2004
• Misc. news from around the web
  By Julio Franco, July 09, 2004
• Xeon 3.4 GHz vs. AMD's Opteron 250
  By Julio Franco, July 09, 2004
• Security flaw found in Mozilla browsers
  By Julio Franco, July 09, 2004
• Microsoft And Apple: Who's The Copy-Cat?
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• New Portable Hard Drive Has Fingerprint Security Feature
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• Lovgate Worm Strikes Back!
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• Broadband market to triple by 2008
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• "Mobile Entertainment World" TV Show By Sun
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• California Antitrust Deal With Microsoft Goes Ahead
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• Software Piracy Industry Worth $29 Billion In 2003
  By Derek Sooman, July 08, 2004
• Spider-Man 2 Game Ships 2 Million Copies
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Microsoft Getting More Scroogey
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• ANOTHER Internet Explorer Flaw Found
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Bits and Pieces
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Creative To Offer Upgrade From Host Audio To Sound Blaster
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Two New Bagle Worm Variants
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• No Windows XP Support for Intel Nocona... Yet
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Spider-Man 2 Game Is Kind Of Crap
  By Derek Sooman, July 07, 2004
• Already A Crack for Windows XP SP2?
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• DOOM III Tournament at QuakeCon 2004
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• RAID 0 Is Rubbish For Single User Machines
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• Far Cry v1.2 Patch Enables Shader Model 3.0
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• First Dell Computers With Desktop Linux
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• Mac OS X To Gain New "Spotlight" Search Feature
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• Windows XP Service Pack 2 RC2 Review
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• Microsoft Pays EU $600 M Fine
  By Derek Sooman, July 06, 2004
• Daily Download: HSRemove 2.32
  By Julio Franco, July 05, 2004
• Missing Athlon64 Laptops?
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• Intel Celeron Price Cuts
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• Micron To Offer 2Gbit NAND Flash By End Of Year
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• Judge Sets Kazaa Trial Date
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• IE Hole Is Actually A "Feature"!
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• Intel's 925X Platform Review
  By Derek Sooman, July 05, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, July 03, 2004
• Misc. weekend news
  By Julio Franco, July 03, 2004
• IE Critical Update to Protect Against Download.Ject
  By Julio Franco, July 02, 2004
• Microsoft To Launch Rival To Google
  By Derek Sooman, July 02, 2004
• Lawsuit accuses Google of code theft
  By Derek Sooman, July 02, 2004
• Apple Out Of iMacs
  By Derek Sooman, July 02, 2004
• NVIDIA Quadro PCI Express Graphics With Fujitsu Siemens Workstations
  By Derek Sooman, July 02, 2004
• First 12x Triple-Format Dual Layer DVD Writer review
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• News In Brief
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Microsoft confirms Windows XP64 will be OEM only
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Feds warn against Microsoft's browser
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Ruling on E-Mail Interception May Cause Privacy Concerns
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Mono 1.0 Brings .Net to Linux
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Sony 20GB Music Player
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Cisco CRS-1 Is Official Highest Capacity Router Ever
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Panasonic to Release Blu-Ray Recorder with 50GB Capacity
  By Derek Sooman, July 01, 2004
• Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, July 01, 2004
• WinDVD 5 Platinum review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, July 01, 2004