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News Archive for April 2005

• Apple releases Tiger
  By Derek Sooman, April 29, 2005
• Valve settles lawsuit against Vivendi Universal Games
  By Derek Sooman, April 29, 2005
• New Quicktime 7 release
  By Derek Sooman, April 29, 2005
• Longhorn build 5048 screenshots
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• What kind of PC will be needed to run Longhorn?
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• Don't forget the Tiger on Friday
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• New law cracks down on illegal P2P
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• Stay away from Googkle.com !
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• ATI launches Radeon® Xpress® 200M chipset for notebooks
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• Gateway releases new LCD monitors
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• Microsoft and Samsung to work together on next generation gaming
  By Derek Sooman, April 28, 2005
• Nokia advances mobile phone technology
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Novell seeks to further promote Linux in China
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Google starts testing RSS Advertising
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Intel to send 65 nm chips into mass production
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Browser market share latest
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Apple expands G5 range
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Yahoo launches My Web beta
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• EC still not happy with Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, April 27, 2005
• Real Rhapsody to threaten iTunes
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Photos from Windows Hardware Engineering conference
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• PSP not to reach Europe until September
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Cracker gets eight months in prison
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Many new improvements coming in new Linux Kernel
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Prince of Persia 3 due this year
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Web site defacements on the rise
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• AMD may deliver quad core processors by 2007
  By Derek Sooman, April 26, 2005
• Windows XP Professional x64 Edition released
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Apple adds 64-bit processing to Tiger
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Amazon delays UK PSP launch again
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Mobilinux operating system for mobiles
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• XML Traffic protected with antivirus-firewall hybrid
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Moore's Law article makes UK man $10K
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Gates to demonstrate new prototypes of Tablet PCs
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• Google moves beyond click-based ad format
  By Derek Sooman, April 25, 2005
• The Death of illegal P2P?
  By Derek Sooman, April 23, 2005
• Red Hat and MySQL join forces
  By Derek Sooman, April 23, 2005
• This Monday for 64-bit versions of Windows
  By Derek Sooman, April 23, 2005
• AMD's day of dual
  By Derek Sooman, April 22, 2005
• No one wants DVD format war it seems
  By Derek Sooman, April 22, 2005
• Virtual Server 2005 SP1 will support Linux
  By Derek Sooman, April 22, 2005
• AMD debuts dual-core
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• New bill could let parents remove unsuitable content from DVDs
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Windows to support Linux (yes, its true!)
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Microsoft to ship 32-bit version of Longhorn server
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Novell announces SUSE Linux Professional 9.3
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• AOL continues war on phishing
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Google tackles search memory
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Maybe there will be single format for next generation DVD
  By Derek Sooman, April 21, 2005
• Samsung develops 4 Gigabit Flash memory for cell phones
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Symantec wins $3.1 million in lawsuit
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Growing threat of mobile phone Trojans
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• New Microsoft Windows XP ad campaign
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Spammers harvest e-mail addresses from P2P
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Sober worm returns again!
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Toshiba Libretto to return
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Microsoft patching tool due in June
  By Derek Sooman, April 20, 2005
• Symantec anti-spyware software public beta
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• New Cisco routers and technologies
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Opera v8.0 final now available for download
  By Per Hansson, April 19, 2005
• Microsoft goes mobile
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Leaked AMD dual-core pricing details
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Advertising in games set to explode
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Mac OS X 10.3.9 has Safari problems
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Woman sues ISP for passing her details to RIAA
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• Opera version 8
  By Derek Sooman, April 19, 2005
• 19-year old woman sues AOL
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Intel releases WiMax chip
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• ATI to deliver digital, analogue tuner on one single card
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Nine Inch Nails releases track in form that can be manipulated
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Linux Kernel changes causing some concern
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Still no AMD for Dell
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• New Skype services planned and in beta
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Seagate unveils 120GB notebook hard drive
  By Derek Sooman, April 18, 2005
• Adobe to acquire Macromedia
  By Julio Franco, April 18, 2005
• New Firefox and Mozilla
  By Derek Sooman, April 16, 2005
• RIAA targets more University students
  By Derek Sooman, April 15, 2005
• Intel to ship dual-core Pentium processors on Monday
  By Derek Sooman, April 15, 2005
• Microsoft gives more Longhorn details
  By Derek Sooman, April 15, 2005
• New AMD 64-Bit Mobile Processors
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• AMD reports net loss
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• Microsoft unveils beta of Data Protection manager software
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• Firefox site visitor figures soar
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• Cisco Systems aquires Topspin Communications
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• Intel employees put hotspot on the North Pole
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• Daily Download: NVIDIA Forceware 71.89 drivers
  By Derek Sooman, April 14, 2005
• ULi unveils the first TGi chipset
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Sneak peak Fedora Core 4
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Developers rate Windows as less secure than Linux
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Widespread, cheap e-mail for mobile phones?
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Fresh Microsoft Office security problems found
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• New range of Firefox products and services
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Sony says it does not want a format war
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Berkeley heads new cybersecurity project
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Remember: New Windows updates are available!
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Internet2 apparently heavily used for piracy
  By Derek Sooman, April 13, 2005
• Apple to Release 'Tiger' April 29
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• How much will the next Xbox cost?
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• Microsoft files lawsuits against counterfeiters
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• Google to offer local cell phone services
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• VIA to release Linux driver source
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• Apple iPod Mini 6GB
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• Intel optimistic about WiMAX
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• New Iogear switch
  By Derek Sooman, April 12, 2005
• Microsoft challenges BlackBerry with Magneto
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Adobe about to release Reader for Linux version 7.0
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• IBM, Sanyo team up on fuel cells for notebooks
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Mandrake changes name to Mandriva
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• New round of Microsoft updates might be exploited by hackers
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Intel dual-core launch
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Xbox 360 to be unveiled on MTV
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Microsoft pays Gateway $150m
  By Derek Sooman, April 11, 2005
• Can PSP help Sony win handheld market?
  By Derek Sooman, April 09, 2005
• 3D game phone with vibration from Samsung
  By Derek Sooman, April 08, 2005
• Convicted spammer receives nine year sentence
  By Derek Sooman, April 08, 2005
• Microsoft CETS aids in charging child sex offenders
  By Derek Sooman, April 08, 2005
• Dual-core Intel chip does well in multimedia and multitasking tests
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• CA's intrusion detection software vulnerable
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• UK man suspected of hacking into dating site
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• Microsoft Spaces weblog publishing out of beta
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• A real life Matrix?
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• iTunes made to be compatible with Microsoft?
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• Intel launches StrataFlash® Embedded Memory
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• Gateway 64-Bit Xeon-based server
  By Derek Sooman, April 07, 2005
• Lara Croft is back!
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Virus attacks up 50 per cent
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• 10 things Longhorn needs - one in particular
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Mobile Trojan kills smart phones
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Service Pack 2 Downloads on April 12
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Microsoft delays high performance Windows
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Fujitsu brings mainframe features to its servers
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• Google personal video search
  By Derek Sooman, April 06, 2005
• NVIDIA launches SLI website
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• SANS reports DNS poisoning attacks
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• Opera to power Adobe Creative Suite 2
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• HSBC plagued by viruses
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• Podcasting explosion
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• Nvidia ships nForce for Intel
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• Firefox JavaScript security problem!
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• One terabyte hard drive
  By Derek Sooman, April 05, 2005
• Jade Empire goes gold
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Is Google really being generous?
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Sony to unveil movie download service
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Intel Pentium D XE performance criticised
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• $580 gaming machine from Gateway
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Google speeds up Firefox searches
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Study says companies too slow to adopt SP2
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Pope John Paul II dies
  By Derek Sooman, April 04, 2005
• Mozilla offers money to bug hunters
  By Derek Sooman, April 03, 2005
• More on 2GB Gmail
  By Derek Sooman, April 03, 2005
• AMD likely to advance dual-core Opteron release date
  By Derek Sooman, April 02, 2005
• GMail set to expand
  By Derek Sooman, April 01, 2005
• Microsoft wants to catch Phishers
  By Derek Sooman, April 01, 2005
• Fresh security flaws in IE and Outlook
  By Derek Sooman, April 01, 2005