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News Archive for September 2004

• No new high end graphics products this year
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• Windows JPEG Exploit seen in the wild!
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• IBM supercomputer is world's new fastest?
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• New Bagle worm variant
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• Sun release Java 2 Standard Edition 5.0
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• Australia bans Manhunt
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• Microsoft loses FAT patent
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• IE dying out?
  By Derek Sooman, September 30, 2004
• Doom 3 Tweak Guide @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 30, 2004
• Windows XP just for India
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• Higher Capacity IPod Battery
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• Californian Anti-Spyware Bill
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• New dual processing core PowerPC processor
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• Dell Debuts multi-format expansion card reader
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• XGI to introduce its own graphics cards
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• Microsoft ditches DirectX
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• ATI readies 'Radeon Xpress'
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2004
• Futuremark unveils 3DMark05
  By Julio Franco, September 29, 2004
• Five Things About Windows Servers That Annoy Me
  By Per Hansson, September 29, 2004
• ATI sales staffers confidential presentation
  By Per Hansson, September 29, 2004
• MEQON Interview
  By Per Hansson, September 29, 2004
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Beta 1 Available
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Yahoo gives Web site a facelift
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Intel Drops Wireless LAN Support by Chipset
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• 90nm Athlon 64 3000+ review
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Toshiba to launch 60GB MP3 player
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Microsoft and Amazon join forces to sue online scammers
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• California company gives away 100 GByte email accounts
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Next Gen XBox chip due Q1 2005
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Sims 2 reaches 1 million sales
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Microsoft to charge for Outlook Hotmail access
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2004
• Microsoft ready to comply if appeal is lost
  By Per Hansson, September 27, 2004
• 1 Terabyte on one optical disk?
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• DVD Forum decides on HD DVD logo
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• ATI Radeon X700 XT review
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• Sun to launch Technology and Academic Resources initiative
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• Intel Prescott overclocks at 6009 MHz
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• Another 6 month wait for HL2?
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• HP drops Intel Itanium 2-based workstations
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• AOL to bring AIM to mobile phones
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, September 26, 2004
• Pre-weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, September 24, 2004
• VIA K8T890 chipset preview
  By Julio Franco, September 24, 2004
• Code to exploit Windows graphics flaw now public
  By Per Hansson, September 24, 2004
• Review: IWill ZMAXdp
  By Per Hansson, September 24, 2004
• Celeron D "J" model to support LGA775 and PCI Express
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Sony to support MP3 in portable music hardware
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Only XP to get IE update
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• NVIDIA GeForce 6600 now available
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Cisco to open China R&D center
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• MP3 Portable Market to boom
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Music labels thrive, but will online music services?
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Microsoft servers leave 800 planes in the air
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• House Could Vote on Spyware Bill Next Week
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Making chips smaller with AMD and IBM
  By Derek Sooman, September 23, 2004
• Daily Download: MS Java Virtual Machine Removal Tool
  By Per Hansson, September 23, 2004
• Dreamhack Winter 2004
  By Per Hansson, September 22, 2004
• Netflix, Warner Bros. pilot movie-download service
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• Unwanted LCD TVs bring cheaper goods
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• Instant Messaging software to merge with online music?
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• AMD poaches 60 design staff from Sun
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• The future of Women and IT
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• Microsoft to step up XP SP2 downloads
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• Would you hire a hacker?
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• 'Click here to remove' link causes infection
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2004
• Catalyst AI Feature
  By Thomas McGuire, September 21, 2004
• Samsung announces First 2-Gigabit DDR2 SDRAM
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Maxtor OneTouch II external harddrive
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• ATI unveils mid-range Radeon X700
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Red Hat profits booming
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Firefox beats million-download deadline
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Google could be planning their own browser
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Nvidia to bring 3D to mobile phones
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• AMD Launches New Athlon 64
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2004
• Security flaws in open-source GTK+
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Pay human beings to clear your spam?
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Sales through online advertising is booming
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Sun fights Red Hat to get a fighting chance
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Napster becomes public company
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Microsoft to release Office 2003 source code in GSP
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Various Computing News
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Half Life 2 has to be soon, surely?
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2004
• Daily Download: Doom 3 demo
  By Julio Franco, September 19, 2004
• VIA prepares for C7 launch next year
  By Julio Franco, September 18, 2004
• New Mozilla's Fix 10 Security Faults
  By Thomas McGuire, September 18, 2004
• Misc. Weekend News
  By Julio Franco, September 18, 2004
• Update for Windows XP Service Pack 2
  By Julio Franco, September 18, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, September 17, 2004
• Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• IE market share continues to dwindle
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• New MyDoom contains virus DIY info
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• Hitachi to launch notebook suitable SATA HDD line
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• Infineon to admit DRAM price fixing
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• New ISP technology WiMAX will supercede DSL and cable
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• Number of players in chip market to decrease?
  By Derek Sooman, September 16, 2004
• LG Flatron 2320A 23" LCD Media Station review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 16, 2004
• Siemens launches iPod-styled camera phone
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Learn or die
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• iTunes more expensive in UK than on continent
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Hardware accelerated automatic speech recognition?
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Amazon readies A9 to compete with Google
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Lexar JumpDrive Password Scheme Cracked
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Microsoft releases fix for P4 and Celeron D hang
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Take a look at SFF PCs
  By Derek Sooman, September 15, 2004
• Critical vulnerability found in in JPEG Processing
  By Julio Franco, September 15, 2004
• Quake 4 demo on the way
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Ultra fast 16x DVD+R discs by Advanced Media
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Daily Download: Mozilla Firefox 1.0 PR
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• New viruses have new powers
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Yahoo! to Buy Musicmatch
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Its the End of the Web as we know it
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Maxtor SATA Ultra16 hard drives at 300GB!
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Radeon X700 series here 21st September
  By Derek Sooman, September 14, 2004
• Hidden text in images heralds new security threats
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• XBox can become extension of your media center PC
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• New P2P software Grouper to solve illegal music squabbles
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• IBM to release Linux Power servers
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• OQO to supercede the PDA
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• Mobile phones to have TV reception
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• Sun plans to use UltraSparc IV chip to provide a superior server
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• Universal emulator with no performance hit
  By Derek Sooman, September 13, 2004
• GeForce 6800 GT cards for less than $400
  By Julio Franco, September 12, 2004
• Which Audio Format?
  By Thomas McGuire, September 12, 2004
• Transmeta ships 90nm Efficeon
  By Julio Franco, September 10, 2004
• Pre-weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, September 10, 2004
• ATI announces All in Wonder X800 XT
  By Julio Franco, September 10, 2004
• Catalyst 4.9 Drivers
  By Per Hansson, September 10, 2004
• Daily Download: Fifa 2005 demo
  By Julio Franco, September 10, 2004
• OpenGL 2.0 is with us
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• IBM e325 server to be dual-core
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• A shock in store for Lexmark Printers owners?
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• Panasonic to release new high end DVD recorder
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• Itanium falling short?
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• AMD PCI Express due early in 2005
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• Intel mobile-optimised dual core CPU on the way
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT review
  By Derek Sooman, September 09, 2004
• Daily Download: Paint Shop Pro 9 trial
  By Julio Franco, September 09, 2004
• Intel Blackford chipset
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Longhorn will enable new Intel processor features
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Red Hat release Update 3 for Enterprise Linux
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Problems getting "Opteron Inside" a Dell
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Mobile phone gaming to take off
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Mac OS X gets 15 flaws fixed
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Microsoft extends Windows XP SP2 blocking
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Intel to bring WiMAX to handsets in 2007
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2004
• Philips Ultimate Edge 5.1 soundcard review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 08, 2004
• New Samsung cell phone, 1.5GB HD inside
  By Julio Franco, September 07, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, September 07, 2004
• NewEgg partners with Digital River
  By Julio Franco, September 07, 2004
• Liteon SOHW-832S 8x8 Dual Layer DVD+/-RW Drive Review
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• XML language booming
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Daily Download: Longhorn transformation pack
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Consumer electronics sales are booming
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Intel demos multi-core CPU
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Intel 9MB L3 cache Itanium processor delayed
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• WinZip has security flaw fix
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Netgear announces DTCP/IP devices
  By Derek Sooman, September 07, 2004
• Intel to introduce new integrated CPU/motherboard solution?
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• Various computing news
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• Alienware ships 4GHz machines
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• DirectX 9 graphics coming to a close?
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• China introduces serious penalties for p0rn
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• Google clamps down on parodies
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• Spammers fighting SPF
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• Windows Media Player 10 Review
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2004
• RightMark Audio Analyzer 5.4 released
  By Thomas McGuire, September 04, 2004
• Misc. weekend news
  By Julio Franco, September 04, 2004
• Your GPU now does Audio
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• What's Wrong With Digital Music Stores?
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• LCD monitor prices keep falling
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• A new Internet2 Speed Record set
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• Daily Download: MOH Pacific Assault single player demo
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• IBM Recalls 553,000 Laptop AC Adaptors
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• Half-Life 2 preloading phase 2
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• Critical vulnerabilities found in WinZip tool
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• Cell phone sales keep booming
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• Acclaim files for bankruptcy
  By Julio Franco, September 03, 2004
• SETI finally finds aliens?
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Oracle in fraud probe
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• ATI Catalyst Control Center released
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Apache rejects Sender ID technology
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Microsoft opens its MSN Music Web store
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Daily download: Windows Media Player 10
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Three versions of ATI's X700
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• Loss of WinFS damages other technologies
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2004
• BD-ROM to use Microsoft's VC-9 video codec
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• Loss of WinFS in Longhorn doesn't bother enterprise?
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• Maxtor to offer 3 year warrantees on all SATA/PATA
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• foto.zip carries Worm_Bagle.AI
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• PlayStation Portable to use S3 graphics
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• Logitech's new MX1000 Cordless Mouse
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• Intel to release new Pentium 4 model
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004
• Nintendo DS will support voice-over-IP chat
  By Derek Sooman, September 01, 2004