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News Archive for October 2004

• Intel sticks with Windows 2000
  By Per Hansson, October 31, 2004
• Nvidia SLI performance tested
  By Julio Franco, October 30, 2004
• New Bagle worm variants spreading
  By Julio Franco, October 30, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• Microsoft sued over Xbox's DVD drive
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• ISPs unite, sue spammers
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• VIA cuts loss thanks to strong quarter
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• Apple posts Security Update
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• Infinium Labs and Sun to deliver games on-demand
  By Julio Franco, October 29, 2004
• New technology fuel cells
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Apple moves to DIY repairs
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Europe very likely to bring in biometric passports
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Gateway launches photo, MP3 player
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• No help for Lexmark from DMCA
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Hole in Linux kernel
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• PDA Sales drop and drop
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Sony Announces PlayStation Portable Price
  By Derek Sooman, October 28, 2004
• Firefox 1.0 Release Candidate available
  By Julio Franco, October 28, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, October 28, 2004
• Verizon Fiber
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• Hard drives all round
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• The future of Dell and AMD
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• Nvidia's market share declines
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• SGI supercomputer has awesome speeds
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• Apple launches color iPod
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• Sender ID, round two
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• NEC to Market DVD Burners
  By Derek Sooman, October 27, 2004
• Daily Download: Need for Speed Underground 2 demo
  By Julio Franco, October 27, 2004
• Buy music from a payphone?
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• New low-voltage Xeon processor with 800 MHz FSB
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• HP is world's top chip buyer
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• P2P never dies!
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• Look... face it: Your PC is NOT secure
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• Intel's Craig Barrett speaks
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• The next 20 years of Pentium
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• Intel and AMD to slash prices
  By Derek Sooman, October 26, 2004
• TS Poll: How much do you spend annually on hardware/upgrades?
  By Julio Franco, October 26, 2004
• New version of Windows XP?
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Argonaut Games plc calls in the administrators
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• DVD+R Double Layer reaches 8x recording speed
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Doom movie going into production for real!
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• The Day of the Robot Soldier
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Far Cry 1.3 Patch Released
  By Per Hansson, October 25, 2004
• No Geforce 6700
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Security based on "scan design" is not secure at all?
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Sony Walkman meets MP3
  By Derek Sooman, October 25, 2004
• Firefox funding, no problem!
  By Julio Franco, October 23, 2004
• AMD touts $249 Internet PC
  By Julio Franco, October 23, 2004
• ATI Radeon chips on tight supply
  By Julio Franco, October 23, 2004
• Grand Theft Auto San Andreas leaked
  By Julio Franco, October 22, 2004
• Pre-weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, October 22, 2004
• Intel roadmap update: P4 Sonoma due Q1/2005
  By Julio Franco, October 22, 2004
• Sony silently opens retail stores
  By Julio Franco, October 22, 2004
• Earnings Alert: round-up
  By Julio Franco, October 22, 2004
• Even P2P can't stop music sales rising
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Mobile phones to get TV reception
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Opti issues writ against Nvidia
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• NEC SX-8 takes supercomputing crown
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Intel gives us new Pentium M
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Toshiba to offer Laptops with HD-DVD
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Secunia finds plenty of browser flaws
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• US argues for federal VoIP rules
  By Derek Sooman, October 21, 2004
• Nvidia Forceware 66.81 beta drivers release
  By Julio Franco, October 21, 2004
• S3 OmniChrome graphics card detailed
  By Julio Franco, October 20, 2004
• New IE exploit, even on SP2 systems
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• New Dell plant to open in US
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• Microsoft: "Our biggest problem is piracy."
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• Halo 2 excitement builds!
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• World's First Video Game Advertising Network
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• Mitsubishi's cell phone camera technology increases resolution
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• Apple unveils new iBook
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• Firefox hits the news stands
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• NEC succeeds in direct methanol fuel cell
  By Derek Sooman, October 20, 2004
• LG.Philips develops 20-inch OLED display
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• Six desktop search engines under review
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• Microsoft to uphold per-processor licensing when multi-core comes of age
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• New style PS2 appearing in stores
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• nForce4: PCI Express and SLI for Athlon 64
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• AMD releases Athlon 64 FX-55 Processor
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• Things are looking up in IT world
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• Dell doing well
  By Derek Sooman, October 19, 2004
• Spiritual Sequel: Bioshock
  By Per Hansson, October 19, 2004
• Turn your PS2 into a media player
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Intel makes a date for first dual-core desktop processor launch
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Linux on your mobile?
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• PlayStation Portable launch could be delayed
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Firefox passes five million download mark
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Many IT jobs to go in next four years
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Worm writers threaten Antivirus companies
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Microsoft should give us R2 in 2005
  By Derek Sooman, October 18, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, October 18, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, October 17, 2004
• Half Life 2: Gone Gold
  By Julio Franco, October 16, 2004
• Google into Instant Messaging?
  By Julio Franco, October 16, 2004
• Misc. Weekend news
  By Julio Franco, October 16, 2004
• Cell Phones Increase Tumor Risk, Study
  By Julio Franco, October 16, 2004
• Has Your PC Gone Phishing?
  By Julio Franco, October 16, 2004
• Seagate's Savvio 2.5" SCSI hard drive reviewed
  By Julio Franco, October 15, 2004
• Intel drops plans for 4GHz Pentium 4
  By Derek Sooman, October 15, 2004
• ATI releases new Catalyst 4.10 drivers
  By Julio Franco, October 15, 2004
• PayPal getting back to normal?
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Halo 2 is leaked onto the net
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Google to unveil desktop search
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Sun releases Java Desktop System 2
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Do cell phones cause tumors?
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Doom III for Linux
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• OQO Handheld PC a flop?
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Firefox 1.0 out 9th November?
  By Derek Sooman, October 14, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, October 14, 2004
• 22 new flaws uncovered in Microsoft products
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• AOL browser to feature desktop search
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• Microsoft beginning music download service in Japan
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• Liquid proof keyboard
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• Cherry OS Claims Mac OS X Capability For x86
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• WiMAX just hype for now?
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• New Dell product range
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• Microsoft Announces Media Center OS Update
  By Derek Sooman, October 13, 2004
• Microsoft enters comparison shopping market
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• Office 2004 for Mac SP1 available
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• Problems with PayPal
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• IBM to launch new disk system products
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• Lack of GDDR 3 memory means lack of high end cards
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• MPAA and RIAA seek to overturn pro-P2P ruling
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• NVIDIA announces GeForce 6200
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• FTC sues spyware scum
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• Intel beats AMD in court
  By Derek Sooman, October 12, 2004
• SGI brings visualization to Linux
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• New Management Web Services Specification
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• Nvidia PCI Express 6800 on their way
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• Supermicro launches new EM64T boards
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• Microsoft still hopes to settle with EC
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• Dell Recalls AC Adapters For Notebooks
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• HP to bring NAS-to-SAN Links
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• Next version of MySQL to use Microsoft open source code
  By Derek Sooman, October 11, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, October 10, 2004
• ATI already shipping PCI Express chipsets for AMD platforms
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• AMD 64-bit processors lead to strong sales
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• Nintendo DS to feature wireless downloading
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• AOL Browser, soon?
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• Podcasting: The new wave of net audio
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• Dell recalls 990,000 laptop power adapters
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• Hynix sells non-memory business
  By Julio Franco, October 08, 2004
• BBC demoes new open source video codec
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• Unisys to shed workers
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• Futuremark vs [H]ardOCP - round one, fight!
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• ATI revises PCIe takeup forecasts
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• Microsoft Fixes TV Media WinXP SP2 problems
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• Honeywell in patent battles
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• Microsoft Word security flaw
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• UK music to sue online 'pirates'
  By Derek Sooman, October 07, 2004
• EU Wants Windows Cleaned of DRM
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• World Cyber Games
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• AMD processors to get more confusing?
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• Microsoft's Live Communications Server
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• Novell Releases Updated SuSE Linux
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• Sempron chip underperforms its predecessor
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• Banned from testing in Apple Store
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• AMD on track with dual core CPUs
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• The cost of human error
  By Derek Sooman, October 06, 2004
• Steve Jobs returns to work
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• Gates targets spyware
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• Microsoft says many firewalls are seriously lacking
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• More companies releasing 64-bit x86 chips
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• Microsoft Releases Virtual PC 7
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• Sony home server with 1 TB HDD space!
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• ATI bridge chip on way
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• BitDefender accuses McAfee of dirty tricks
  By Derek Sooman, October 05, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, October 05, 2004
• Intel launches new server chipset
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Patent wars continue
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Microsoft CEO says most iPod music is stolen
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Donation of old computers may stop
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Nvidia to announce Turbo cache
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• JPEGS of Death
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Amazon expands Web services efforts
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• Half Life 2 on sale in US on November 23rd?
  By Derek Sooman, October 04, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, October 04, 2004
• Misc. Weekend News
  By Julio Franco, October 02, 2004
• Pentium 4 EE to get a faster bus
  By Julio Franco, October 01, 2004
• ATI's R500 next year, R480 later this quarter
  By Julio Franco, October 01, 2004
• RAM Technology Overview
  By Julio Franco, October 01, 2004
• MSN Messenger 7 limited beta test
  By Julio Franco, October 01, 2004
• Videogame prices on the rise?
  By Julio Franco, October 01, 2004
• Daily Download: IPCOP v1.4.0 Final
  By Per Hansson, October 01, 2004