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News Archive for November 2004

• Spy using satellites with SAME
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• AMD has no plans for BTX
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Next-generation Centrino Sonoma laptop
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Daily download: Fedora Core 3
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• 101 Gbit per second
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Second day of Kazaa court case
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Klipsch's ProMedia Ultra 2.0 speakers
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Lycos screensaver tackles spam websites
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2004
• Which CPU for Half Life 2?
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• Next generation processor "Cell"
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• 6600GT AGP on sale in UK
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• Record labels launch legal action against Kazaa
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• NVIDIA SLI on two GeForce 6800 Ultras
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• Universal Pictures back HD-DVD
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• HP to launch more secure iPaq models
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• Hackers deface SCO site
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2004
• Most players on a single game server
  By Per Hansson, November 27, 2004
• Coverage from Dreamhack Winter 2004
  By Per Hansson, November 26, 2004
• Pre-weekend misc. news
  By Julio Franco, November 26, 2004
• The "Memory Firewall"
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• NTL to speed up broadband services
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• When is Longhorn Beta 1 coming?
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• UK Broadband scales back wireless roll-out
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• Dell XPS Gen4 targets gamers
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• Wi-Fi VOIP Handset
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• Winamp security flaw poses new threat
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• More on Microsoft's new anti-piracy programme
  By Derek Sooman, November 25, 2004
• No Windows 2000 SP5
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• Opera Browser Will Resize on the Fly
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• Mozilla's share is rising
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• Microsoft called back to court
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• MPAA cases suffer setback
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• Microsoft starts Windows XP counterfeit programme
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• Linux continues to grow in server market
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• iPod PC users switch to Mac
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2004
• TS Poll: Buying online or in a store?
  By Julio Franco, November 24, 2004
• VIA demos PCI Express SLI chipset
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• Java security flaw threatens Windows and Linux Virus
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• Valve Cracks Down
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• Kazaa gets VoIP from Skype
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• ATI launches mobile PCI Express GPUs for notebooks
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• Microsoft does not own "Excel"
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• BenQ 17-inch 8ms TFT LCD review
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• AMD targets notebook market with budget chips
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, November 23, 2004
• ATI reveals plans for upcoming Radeon X850, newer X800s
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• Misc. Browser News
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• Stealing Wi-Fi
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• Release candidate Linux kernel supports AMD dual cores
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• nForce chipsets for Intel-based platforms
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• New Sober Worm
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• Which Soyo has quit the motherboard business?
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• AOL to launch AOL Video
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2004
• World of Warcraft hands-on @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 22, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, November 21, 2004
• Weekend Downloads round-up
  By Julio Franco, November 20, 2004
• Misc. Weekend news
  By Julio Franco, November 20, 2004
• nForce and SLI for the Pentium 4
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Thinner CRTs to challenge LCD displays
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Creative Audigy 4 Pro reviewed, no big deal
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Online shopping takes a boost
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Nintendo DS vs. Sony PSP: Which one will gamers go for?
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Half-Life 2 for Linux soon, sort of
  By Julio Franco, November 19, 2004
• Half Life 2 GPU Roundup
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Your future PC
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Microsoft aims to increase time between patches
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• MPAA tool will help detect illegal files
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Microsoft warns of Linux lawsuits
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Good year ahead for MSI
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Life as a games programmer is rubbish
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• Seagate 400GB Hard Drive
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2004
• High-end PC Buying Guide @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 18, 2004
• Half Life 2 registration problems?
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Secunia warns of fresh IE flaws
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Albatron debuts AGP-based GeForce 6600 and 6600GT
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Changing Opteron
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Pulp Fiction writer sues Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• One Linux to rule them all
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Nokia Demos IPv6 Mobile
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• Hollywood targets Internet pirates
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2004
• NVIDIA Forceware v.67.02 official BETA drivers
  By Julio Franco, November 17, 2004
• More Half Life 2 reactions
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Buy Half Life 2 from Steampowered.com
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Half Life 2 benchmarks
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Pirated software used to create Windows Media
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Half-Life 2 activated
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Bill Gates says smart cards are the future
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• It pays to switch with Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• 3Com products challenge Cisco market dominance
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Nintendo DS demand out of control
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, November 16, 2004
• eDimensional AudioFX Force Feedback Headset review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 16, 2004
• Soyo to quit motherboard business
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Valve has interesting new anti-piracy measures
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• New Sony Vaio U-series
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Solaris 10 to be available early next year
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Acrobat 7 on its way
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Microsoft Indian expansion
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• BTX - here it comes!
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Hard times for Opera?
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2004
• Lexmark accused of bundling spyware
  By Julio Franco, November 15, 2004
• Half-Life 2 in stores now, doesn't mean you can play it yet
  By Julio Franco, November 14, 2004
• Dell CEO says they are considering AMD
  By Julio Franco, November 14, 2004
• Microsoft takes the lead over Palm OS for the first time
  By Julio Franco, November 13, 2004
• AV Vendors Taking Out Valuable Resource
  By Per Hansson, November 13, 2004
• ATI Catalyst v4.11 Driver update
  By Julio Franco, November 12, 2004
• VIA and 3Com enter Ethernet patent agreement
  By Julio Franco, November 12, 2004
• Three versions of Xbox 2
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Microsoft does not see Firefox as a threat
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Microsoft to block updates for pirated XP copies
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• No Google Browser
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Amazon launches dedicated iPod store
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Halo 2 selling like hot cakes!
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Winamp project coming to a close?
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• PeopleSoft reject final Oracle offer
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2004
• Man arrested for selling Microsoft Windows source code
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• Gmail to be available via Outlook
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• Skype brings mainstream Internet telephony closer
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• AOL changing, splits in four units
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• Microsoft entry into cable TV
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• Microsoft search engine ready to launch
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• MyDoom mutation draws on IE flaw
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• Antivirus subscription prices climb
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2004
• New NVIDIA Forceware v.66.93 official drivers release
  By Julio Franco, November 10, 2004
• Iogear launches cool 1.8" hard drives
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, November 09, 2004
• Dell to spend $115 million on new plant
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Computer Associates release Anti-Spyware tools
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Xbox 2 takes shape?
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Intel to launch six new Madisons
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Trojan generates SMS spam
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Mobo makers to add HTX
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• AMD to lower Athlon 64 prices again
  By Derek Sooman, November 09, 2004
• Mozilla Firefox 1.0 Final released
  By Julio Franco, November 09, 2004
• ATI's Radeon Xpress 200 chipset reviewed
  By Julio Franco, November 09, 2004
• Novell Linux Desktop launch this week
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Bluetooth roadmap
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Phony eBay bids lead to prosecution
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Pioneer invents 500GB optical disk
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Novell and Microsoft settle one suit
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• The new GeForce Go 6800
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• IBM's Blue Gene/L goes on sale
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Halo 2 review
  By Derek Sooman, November 08, 2004
• Creative quietly introduces Audigy 4 Pro soundcard
  By Julio Franco, November 06, 2004
• MPAA to make its move against file sharers
  By Julio Franco, November 05, 2004
• Bizarre 3D graphics patent suit involves software and hardware developers
  By Julio Franco, November 05, 2004
• BitTorrent takes over, accounts for 35% of net traffic
  By Julio Franco, November 05, 2004
• Overclocking the Pentium 4, Prescott fares well
  By Julio Franco, November 05, 2004
• Microsoft and Intel in multimillion dollar ad campaign
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Epson prints circuit boards using inkjet technology
  By Per Hansson, November 04, 2004
• BlueGene back on top
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Service Pack for rights management software
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• ATI to launch AMD PCI-E chipset November 8th
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Intel claims edge over AMD on dual core chips
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Global IT vendor community is needed to combat hacking threat
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Another IE security hole
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• Konfabulator moves over to Windows
  By Derek Sooman, November 04, 2004
• HP iPaq h6340 Wi-Fi, GSM PocketPC review
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• ATI's SLI brand to be called Multi Rendering
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• New year's Intel desktop chipsets will feature wireless technology
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• Election spurs tidal wave of Web traffic
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• Paypal spoofs send convincing e-mails
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• ATI R5xx reports coming in
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• TransGaming announces Cedega time limited demo
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• The future of PC Audio with VIA's Keith Kowal
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2004
• Voice over WLAN to take off like a rocket
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Daily Download: Ubuntu Linux
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Hormel wants Spam back
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Xbox owner sues Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• IE takes market-share hit again
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Pentium 4 bus to 1,066-MHz
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Chip outlook poor for 2005
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• AOL Job cuts
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2004
• Students suspended for hacking Oxford network
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Toshiba recalls faulty notebook memory
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Who Wrote Sobig?
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Traffic monitoring via PDA
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Via K8T890 boards expected in two weeks
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Google Desktop comes to Mac
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Oracle increases PeopleSoft offer
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Sun to "Open Solaris" soon
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2004
• Intel debuts Pentium 4 EE 3.46GHz, disappoints
  By Julio Franco, November 01, 2004
• Daily Download: Messenger 7.0 Beta
  By Julio Franco, November 01, 2004