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News Archive for November 2005

• Cannibalism in video games poorly received
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• nVidia will not release the 7800 GS as a retail card
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• New internet trojan targets Internet Explorer hole
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• Blu-ray expects to reveal launch details in New Year
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• Sober worm sends mail claiming to be from NHTCU
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• IRS phishing e-mail
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• ATI's RD580 chipset for M2 socket sampling in December
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• Sun fixes five Java flaws
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• Intel partnering with TiVo for development of Viiv brand
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• France leads Europe in Internet usage
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• PSP firmware update
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• Microsoft offering frequent previews of Vista
  By Derek Sooman, November 30, 2005
• Via offers free development kit for Padlock security
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• Apple releases two security updates for Mac OS X
  By Justin Mann, November 30, 2005
• Young people won't stop illegal music downloads
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Google a hacker ally
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Sony was aware of rootkit problem long ago, F-Secure says
  By Justin Mann, November 29, 2005
• Matrox's DualHead2Go multi-display laptop adapter put into action
  By Justin Mann, November 29, 2005
• New Firefox 1.5, now available
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• ESA commends console manufacturers for including parental controls
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Nintendo's Revolution to be released in May 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 29, 2005
• Trolltech launches first Linux-based VoIP framework for handheld devices
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Calls for cyber crime agency
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Windows exploit code available
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Sun urges US state to reject Microsoft open format
  By Derek Sooman, November 29, 2005
• Antec TruePower series has issues with Tyan Opteron motherboards
  By Justin Mann, November 29, 2005
• Intel offers "Averill" branded machines for offices in 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 29, 2005
• Massive online boycott of Call of Duty servers
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• Mobile email threat to enterprises with malware
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• Asustek splits off "Asus" brand to become public company
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• NEC to take over Stratus' x86 server hardware market
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• Diamond Multimedia re-enters sound card market with 7.1 Xtreme Sound
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• Disney to make available Narnia clips to iPods
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• TechSpot's Holiday Gift Guide 2005
  By Julio Franco, November 28, 2005
• Hug Transfer Protocol?
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• One in six online Americans sells on the Web
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• Iomega releases 1 Terabyte home storage device
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• The rise of the Mitglieder.GB trojan
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• Can Microsoft meet demands of Xbox 360 UK launch?
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• Sony adds parental control to new PlayStation
  By Derek Sooman, November 28, 2005
• ASIO powers entire Opteron server farm with solar energy
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• Samsung demonstrates largest flexible LCD
  By Justin Mann, November 28, 2005
• Verizon Wireless lawsuit against spammer
  By Derek Sooman, November 26, 2005
• Xbox 360 bidding wars on eBay
  By Derek Sooman, November 26, 2005
• Linux on your brand new Xbox 360
  By Derek Sooman, November 26, 2005
• Intel to release 946 and 965 chipset in 2Q 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• Turion64 and Mobile Athlon to get dual channel MMC
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• Hyperion 5.06A 4in1 driver package released
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• ATI's new flagship RV580 to be released in 1Q 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• Vulnerability discovered in Opera 8.5
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• Maxell to unveil holographic storage in 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 25, 2005
• Gartner clarifies Windows Vista advice
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Asus launches LCD monitors for UK
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Google Space
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Browser developers work together on better security
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Mandriva Linux 2006 Edition now available for download
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Sony not damaged by rootkit CD scandal
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Google Base turned into Porn Fest
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• Microsoft admits that some Xbox 360s are faulty
  By Derek Sooman, November 24, 2005
• AOL's "Triton" instant messenger targets Skype
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Xbox 360 on eBay? $5,000 and up
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Corporate email systems under pressure from spam and staff abuse
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Google patches more flaws in search app
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Text message service for bullied kids
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Microsoft floats new extensions to RSS
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Stick TV on your laptop
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• Deal signed on downloading piracy
  By Derek Sooman, November 23, 2005
• XBox 360 unstable and crashy after one day
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• BitTorrent creator Bram Cohen works with MPAA to fight piracy
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• Panasonic develops "universal" low-cost Blu-Ray chipset
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• Windows holds 37% of server market
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• Alienware Aurora ALX System review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 23, 2005
• Albums on flash drive rather than CD
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• Hyperthreading causes slowdowns in servers
  By Justin Mann, November 23, 2005
• Novell slams Microsoft open source study
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Experts welcome Open Invention Network
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Boy robbed of Xbox 360
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• Xbox 360 debut
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• 10 worst IT products
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• Oracle CEO coughs up $122 Million
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• BlackBerry 7130e offers CDMA EV-DO
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Fake FBI e-mails doing the rounds
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Thompson gets the boot
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• IE has critical flaw
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• TiVo bringing TV to your iPod
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Sony facing lawsuit
  By Derek Sooman, November 22, 2005
• Microsoft to open Office standards?
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• VIA offers K8T900
  By Justin Mann, November 22, 2005
• DRM on music CDs deemed unworkable
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Apple ousts Borders and Tower Records in sales
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• Texas sues Sony over spyware
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• Yes its true, RIAA supports Rootkits
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Research finds search engines number two activity for Net users
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Corsair offers 4GB Voyager flash drive
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• Dell to sell AMD?
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• Chinese 13-year-old's death linked to World of Warcraft
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Mozilla releases beta Firefox
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Machines to overtake humans on the Internet
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Apple iTunes security flaw
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Google's library under debate
  By Derek Sooman, November 21, 2005
• Intel, Micron to form joint flash company
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• RIAA says Sony did nothing wrong
  By Justin Mann, November 21, 2005
• Nintendo Revolution to feature parental locking system
  By Derek Sooman, November 20, 2005
• McAfee protection for Linux
  By Derek Sooman, November 20, 2005
• Exploit crashes unpatched Windows
  By Derek Sooman, November 20, 2005
• VoIP marketing confusing
  By Derek Sooman, November 19, 2005
• Music downloads boost profits for EMI
  By Derek Sooman, November 19, 2005
• Sidekick II available on T-Mobile
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2005
• Microsoft works on phishing security
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2005
• Sun backs PostgreSQL
  By Derek Sooman, November 18, 2005
• EMI in hot water with Apple
  By Justin Mann, November 18, 2005
• Ad-supported Windows
  By Justin Mann, November 18, 2005
• Firefox 1.5 RC3 available
  By Justin Mann, November 18, 2005
• Rackable, Inc embraces green servers
  By Justin Mann, November 18, 2005
• AMD releases 'Emerald' to public
  By Justin Mann, November 18, 2005
• Microsoft issues Office 12 beta
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• Keystroke logging booming
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• Motorola plans revival of ROKR
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• Hewlett-Packard and the next gen DVD format war
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• Microsoft's 64bit plans
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• The move to digital music
  By Derek Sooman, November 17, 2005
• Radeon X1800 AGP was a typo
  By Per Hansson, November 17, 2005
• Sapphire Radeon X1800XL review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 17, 2005
• Group to certify downloads
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• MPEG LA takes action on Blu-ray licensing
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• ASUS announces 975 motherboard
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• Council staff sacked over Internet use
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Vista to support HD-DVD
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Three new Sober variants
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• Celeron D to get a makeover
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• $125 Laptop is here
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Windows Server 2003 R2 due by end of the year
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Inquiry into DRM
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Sony BMG recalls copy-protected music CDs
  By Derek Sooman, November 16, 2005
• Under the hood of 360
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• Smart hotel rooms
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• Nokia helps beef up Symbian OS
  By Justin Mann, November 16, 2005
• Sony's Rootkit installed on 500,000 systems?
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Gartner warns business Vista too much hassle
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Onboard video just won't cut for Vista
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• nVidia 'NiBiToR' 2.5a released
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• A cluster under every desk says Gates
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• eBay scraps developer fees
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Free desktop search for enterprises by Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Some Xbox 360 titles reveals
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Key flaw found in the Internet
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Free desktop apps from Microsoft... with ads
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• Microsoft to launch Xbox Live Marketplace
  By Derek Sooman, November 15, 2005
• DDR3 right around the bend in 2006
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• 2100 music p2p lawsuits worldwide this week
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• Intel issues with 65nm Presler
  By Justin Mann, November 15, 2005
• 4 of 5 top supercomputers running Linux
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• Xbox 360 news
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Korea still No 1 in broadband
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Businesses view Sony DRM as security threat
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Linux Networx unveils new product ranges
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• 7800 GTX world record
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• Cray and AMD stick it out for the long run
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• IBM's Blue Gene/L still top dog
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Did Man use Google to research how to murder?
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Linux phones get standardised
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Intel brings Virtualization to desktop PCs
  By Derek Sooman, November 14, 2005
• Gigabyte intros quad-SLI nForce motherboard
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• Diamond to release X1800 AGP
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• Sun releases Niagara eight-core server CPU
  By Justin Mann, November 14, 2005
• Teen's gaming binge prompts cyber café curfew
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• Microsoft issues security advisory for Flash Player fix
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• Europe's IT directors doubt VoIP security
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• Microsoft deals with Sony DRM 'Rootkit'
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• SanDisk to launch biometric equipped USB flash drive
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• Bait-and-switch scheme targets PayPal users
  By Derek Sooman, November 13, 2005
• Diamond Viper - ATI Radeon X1800 AGP
  By Per Hansson, November 13, 2005
• Grokster shuts down
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Club3D's £450 X1800XT video
  By Justin Mann, November 11, 2005
• Court restrains US spyware operation
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Three spyware companies shut down by U.S. courts
  By Justin Mann, November 11, 2005
• First Super 3G network launched in Europe
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Office 12 beta before December
  By Justin Mann, November 11, 2005
• Linus gets tough
  By Justin Mann, November 11, 2005
• Revolution to be cheap
  By Justin Mann, November 11, 2005
• DRAM oversupply continues
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Toshiba and NEC to collaborate
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Sony gets bad rep for block music piracy software
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Open Invention Network will share Linux patents
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• Second-hand Microsoft licences legally sold in UK
  By Derek Sooman, November 11, 2005
• SuSE Linux founder quits Novell
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• Enhancements for original Halo on Xbox 360 confirmed
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• BBC to trial high definition television next year
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• Microsoft working on Windows Defender
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• MGM backs Blu-ray disc
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• UK Online provides super-fast broadband
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• Microsoft memos calling for action are leaked
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• Sony DRM used for malware!
  By Derek Sooman, November 10, 2005
• Shuttle SD11G5 review
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Dual-view laptop gadget from Matrox
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• UK retailer SCAN recalls drives
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Interview with Oblivion's Gavin Carter
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Rebaged Pentium Ms show up in China
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• XBox 360 interview
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Motorola invests in fuel-cell for mobile tech
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Reigncom's iRiver to go WiMAX
  By Justin Mann, November 09, 2005
• Samsung SyncMaster 930BF 19" LCD Monitor review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 09, 2005
• AMD surpasses Intel in desktop sales for October
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• HP embraces low-power AMD CPUs for blade
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• ATI to use 80nm process in next gen GPU
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• XBox 360 expected to sell fast
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• Patch for 3 windows security flaws released
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• x86 Apples as early as January
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• Photos of new AMD Opteron socket available
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• Michael Lynn working again, for Juniper
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• CBS, NBC to offer replay episodes for 99 cents
  By Justin Mann, November 08, 2005
• Dungeon Siege 2 review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 08, 2005
• Apple Intel PowerBooks to debut Q1 2006
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• Microsoft unveils three new products
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• Farewell to Grokster
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• Google and Yahoo roll out new mobile services
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• A million PC users switch to mac?
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• Google launches personalised homepage service
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• AMD CPUs sighted at Dell's store
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• 6800 GS available immediately
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• Yahoo and TiVo join forces
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• BitTorrent user jailed
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• Macromedia Flash has critical vulnerability
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• Only one update in next week's Microsoft "Patch Tuesday"
  By Derek Sooman, November 07, 2005
• MS anti-spyware gets some changes
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• ATI faces supply issues
  By Justin Mann, November 07, 2005
• Nvidia's GeForce 6800 GS graphics processor
  By Julio Franco, November 07, 2005
• Samsung Electronics has contradictory plans for Intel
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• New Linux Kernel
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• Google Desktop 2 released
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• Online Music sales have flattened
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• Nintendo to launch UK wireless game service
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• Microsoft teams up with British Library
  By Derek Sooman, November 06, 2005
• Sub $100 "SHiL" laptop preview
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• Flash company Spansion to go public
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• The latest in gaming mouse pads: the Steelpad 5L
  By Mikael Hoffman, November 04, 2005
• FreeBSD 6.0 released
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• Corsair certified by nVidia's SLI Ready program
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• Spyware pusher gets arrested
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• Sony's DRM used by WoW cheaters
  By Justin Mann, November 04, 2005
• Microsoft confirms Xbox 360 Hour Tour dates
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• Instant Messenger malware to get worse
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• T-Mobile launches MDA Vario PDA
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• Reprieve from forcible disconnection for Internet phone customers
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• IBM chip slows down the speed of light
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• Teen cleared over e-mail attacks
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• Microsoft entering VoIP market
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• Google opens Virtual Library
  By Derek Sooman, November 03, 2005
• S3 Chrome S25 & S27 Technology Overview @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 03, 2005
• Sun's ZFS close at hand
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• Sony distributing Spyware!!!
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Mobile phone security from Nortel and Websense
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Google resumes Print
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Phoenix software can tag PCs using BIOS
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Apple fighting their way to the top, again
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• New WHQL nForce 3 and nForce 4 drivers
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• Electronic Arts to bring Simpsons games to next-gen platforms
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Nokia claims smartphone market to double next year
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Microsoft moves Windows and Office to the Net
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Last month worst ever month for new viruses
  By Derek Sooman, November 02, 2005
• Firefox 1.5 RC1 available
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• Solaris 10 to run on IBM hardware
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• Alienware introduces two new performance laptops
  By Justin Mann, November 02, 2005
• Red Hat promotes virtualisation for customer cost savings
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• New type of phishing could pose danger for mobile phone users
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• Supreme Court won't hear Microsoft appeal
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• AMD reduces prices on 1-way Opterons
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• HP creates HP-UX Itanium blade
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• HP, IBM, Dell offer dual-core Xeon servers
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• NBC to offer Nightly News on the Internet
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• Roll Call becomes Zero Tolerance
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• Apple updates OS X 10.4 Tiger
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• RIM debuts Intel-powered BlackBerry
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• New UK campaign to fight cyber crime
  By Derek Sooman, November 01, 2005
• nVidia 7800GS and others soon
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• SCO brings out the laundry list for IBM
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• IE7 review and preview
  By Justin Mann, November 01, 2005
• Mid-Level PC Buying Guide @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, November 01, 2005
• Sony taking DRM way too far
  By Per Hansson, November 01, 2005