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News Archive for September 2006

• Windows Vista, one more release and it's gold
  By Julio Franco, September 30, 2006
• HP to acquire Voodoo PC
  By Julio Franco, September 30, 2006
• WoW gamers struck by password-stealing trojan
  By Justin Mann, September 29, 2006
• Mark Cuban says YouTube is a bad investment
  By Justin Mann, September 29, 2006
• Philips loses Quanta over CD-R license fiasco
  By Justin Mann, September 29, 2006
• Moixa demos USB powered battery charger
  By Justin Mann, September 29, 2006
• Sony faces even more battery recalls
  By Justin Mann, September 29, 2006
• Yahoo software and links to be featured on HP machines
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2006
• PowerPoint flaw leads to zero-day attacks
  By Derek Sooman, September 29, 2006
• Sharp develops three way LCD screen
  By Erik Orejuela, September 29, 2006
• Symantec upset with Microsoft's kernel-locking
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• U.S. Judge says Morpheus endorses piracy
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• IBM - Lenovo recall batteries, Sony offers replacements
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• E-Way introduces sub-$100 mini PC
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• HP's top lawyer steps down and refuses to testify
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• Microsoft to release Xbox's HD DVD drive in mid November
  By Justin Mann, September 28, 2006
• Peter Jackson to create Xbox games
  By Derek Sooman, September 28, 2006
• Intel to award up to $1 million for best Viiv design
  By Erik Orejuela, September 28, 2006
• Sony's new e-Book to launch soon
  By Erik Orejuela, September 28, 2006
• WGA reporting up to 42% false positives
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• AMD antitrust case to happen in 2009
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• Intel talks about 45nm and SSE4
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• AMD slows down 65nm parts
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• Opera to be free for the Wii until July 2007
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• Steve Wozniak puts his own spin on Apple's history
  By Justin Mann, September 27, 2006
• Microsoft releases emergency IE fix
  By Derek Sooman, September 27, 2006
• Google Earth surprises topless young lady
  By Erik Orejuela, September 27, 2006
• Quad-core AMD rigs only two months away
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• ATI releases WHQL drivers for Vista and Radeon
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• Intel promises 80-core CPUs in five years
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• Sandisk unveils 12GB and 16GB CF modules
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• Malicious code writers turning their attention home
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• SiI releases next SteelVine storage processors
  By Justin Mann, September 26, 2006
• Top-level domain .mobi launched
  By Derek Sooman, September 26, 2006
• eBay antics
  By Derek Sooman, September 26, 2006
• Company of Heroes videocard performance @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 26, 2006
• Buffalo to release PC2-9600 memory modules
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• AOL sued by 3 customers over data leak
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• Intel to push Internet-driven ads to TVs
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• Virgin Atlantic allows people to use laptops in-flight again
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• Philips pulls licensing for CD-Rs on four companies
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• Sony battery found to be the cause of laptop fire at LAX
  By Justin Mann, September 25, 2006
• Linux kernel developers unhappy with GPLv3
  By Derek Sooman, September 25, 2006
• Vista Build 5728 available to the public
  By Julio Franco, September 24, 2006
• Details on Far Cry Vengeance for Wii
  By Erik Orejuela, September 23, 2006
• Apple to use AMD processors in the future?
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• HP's CEO says sorry
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• Microsoft hints at releasing web-based Office
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• Intel looks to make Tulsa shine in 2007
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• YouTube creator wants $1.5 Billion
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• Microsoft to ship all versions of Vista on the same disc
  By Justin Mann, September 22, 2006
• Sony cuts price of PlayStation 3
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2006
• A laptop that can be rolled into a tube?
  By Derek Sooman, September 22, 2006
• Inno3D GeForce 7950GT 512MB review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 22, 2006
• ATI new drivers enable CrossFire in 965 chipset
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• SEC demands documentation from HP
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• Apple fixes potential wireless security flaws in OS X
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• Intel to release low-cost Pentium D and Core 2 in early 2007
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• AOL France to be sold to French telco
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• Symbol Technologies releases mobile RFID reader
  By Justin Mann, September 21, 2006
• Xbox 360 to get high-definition 1080p resolution support
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2006
• AA batteries recharge via USB port
  By Derek Sooman, September 21, 2006
• Microsoft targets YouTube with Soapbox Beta
  By Erik Orejuela, September 21, 2006
• Microsoft Zune player to sell for $230?
  By Julio Franco, September 20, 2006
• ATI Catalyst 6.9 released
  By Julio Franco, September 20, 2006
• MSI releases CrossFire ready 965 motherboard
  By Justin Mann, September 20, 2006
• Sony releases 18x DVDRW drive
  By Justin Mann, September 20, 2006
• Gigabyte GeForce 7600GS & 7600GT review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 20, 2006
• Microsoft wants Vista applications to be cool
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2006
• Warner files Hybrid HD disc patent
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2006
• Supermicro pays $150,000 for embargo violation
  By Justin Mann, September 20, 2006
• New zero-day attack concerning IE 6
  By Derek Sooman, September 20, 2006
• nVidia taken to court over 3D imaging system
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• 125,000 movie downloads gives Disney $50 Million
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• Intel presents hybrid silicon laser chip
  By Erik Orejuela, September 19, 2006
• Toshiba to replace 340,000 Sony batteries
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• Microsoft's Zune won't play Microsoft DRM media files?
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• Intel releases more info about Kentsfield quad-core
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• EU denies "playing games" with Microsoft
  By Justin Mann, September 19, 2006
• Video game exhibition to be held in London
  By Derek Sooman, September 19, 2006
• AMD hypes up quad-core Barcelona
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• Sales up and profit down for desktop PCs
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• New worm using AIM to spread
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• China destroys 13 million pirated discs
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• Could ATI beat nVidia to 65nm?
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• Virgin Atlantic bans Dell and Apple laptops
  By Justin Mann, September 18, 2006
• Windows Vista launch may not impact PC growth
  By Julio Franco, September 18, 2006
• Yahoo Mail Beta debuts to the public
  By Julio Franco, September 16, 2006
• Flaws in Adobe Reader revealed
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• New IE flaw could result in system compromise
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• Cellphone use while driving banned in California
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• iTunes 7 bugs causing headaches?
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• Mozilla hires former MS employee to help trim down Firefox
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• Wii to turn a profit on hardware
  By Justin Mann, September 15, 2006
• Xen finds home in beta version of RHEL
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• Office 2007 Beta 2 TR made public
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• Firefox and Thunderbird 1.5.0.7 are here
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• AMD's success with the Opteron sees 25% marketshare
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• Microsoft Zune player revealed, officially
  By Julio Franco, September 14, 2006
• Nintendo's Wii to be here on November 19th
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• nVidia releases 7700 Go as world's first 80nm GPU
  By Justin Mann, September 14, 2006
• Spammer forced to pay compensation to Microsoft
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• HP comes under the legal eye of California
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• Diamond releases 3 Radeon-based Viper cards
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• Dell now selling AMD-based desktops
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• IBM to sell blade servers based on Cell CPUs
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• Zotob author gets put behind bars
  By Justin Mann, September 13, 2006
• VisionTek Radeon X1300 PCI review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 13, 2006
• High-speed data cell users expected to hit over 1 billion
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• Biostar P965 able to achieve 500MHz FSB
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• Microsoft releases update to August IE patch
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• Apple to release iTV set-top box
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• Symantec and Juniper partner for new security offerings
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• HP's director steps down in light of news leaks
  By Justin Mann, September 12, 2006
• TSMC to begin producing 45nm handsets in 2007
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• Simply RISC releases CPU based off Sun's UltraSparc
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• Apple expects to announce iTunes adoption of movies
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• AMD and ATI are given the green light in Canada, Germany
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• Interview with AMD's Dr. Gaith Kadir
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• Software pirate gets seven years and $5.4 Million fine
  By Justin Mann, September 11, 2006
• Increases in crimes against gamers prompts better security
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• ASRock to increase use of VIA chipsets over ATI
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• Bigfoot Networks "KillerNIC M1" ships
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• Microsoft to hold back Vista in the EU?
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• IBM begins to ship Wii CPUs
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• Microsoft to release cheap version of 360 in Japan
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• Xensouce hires former MS exec
  By Justin Mann, September 08, 2006
• Amazon premieres movie downloads
  By Derek Sooman, September 08, 2006
• VisionTek Radeon X1600XT AGP review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, September 08, 2006
• HP gets ready to roll out dual-core Itanium servers
  By Justin Mann, September 07, 2006
• ATI misses sales mark by $140 Million due to Intel chipsets
  By Justin Mann, September 07, 2006
• PDF and XPS modules available for Office 2007
  By Justin Mann, September 07, 2006
• Large vulnerability report submitted to Firefox team
  By Justin Mann, September 07, 2006
• Windows Vista and UAC annoyances
  By Julio Franco, September 07, 2006
• Spammer's 9-year sentence upheld
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Antec ups PSU warranties to 5 years
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Microsoft and Cisco to team up for security in Vista/Longhorn
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Cost of LCD panels rise 10.6%
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Microsoft's CPP users can now download Vista RC1
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Vandals deface UK government wiki
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2006
• Apple brings Core 2 Duo to the iMac
  By Justin Mann, September 06, 2006
• Apple upgrades iMacs
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2006
• Sony delays European PlayStation 3 launch
  By Derek Sooman, September 06, 2006
• Shacknews interviews Battlefield 2142 developer
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• Vista's high price point to encourage upgrade licenses?
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• IBM to create 1 Petaflop-crunching machine
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• Panasonic faces battery recall
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• Intel cuts 10,000 employees
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• PS3 won't ship with HDMI cable
  By Justin Mann, September 05, 2006
• MP3 Players should carry hearing warnings, says RNID
  By Derek Sooman, September 05, 2006
• Google to utilise open source OCR engine
  By Derek Sooman, September 05, 2006
• Interest in mobile music downloads decreases
  By Derek Sooman, September 04, 2006
• CA antivirus deletes Windows component
  By Derek Sooman, September 04, 2006
• Philips to launch new Blu-Ray technology
  By Derek Sooman, September 04, 2006
• Browzar called adware
  By Derek Sooman, September 04, 2006
• EA to release PSP retro compilation
  By Derek Sooman, September 03, 2006
• E-commerce site accounts hard to get rid of
  By Derek Sooman, September 02, 2006
• Microsoft releases Media Player 11 Beta 2
  By Justin Mann, September 01, 2006
• Windows Vista RC1 is complete
  By Justin Mann, September 01, 2006
• TDK creates prototype for 200GB Blu-ray disc
  By Justin Mann, September 01, 2006
• Sandisk releases 1GB and 2GB low-cost mp3 players
  By Justin Mann, September 01, 2006
• Netflix helps bring indie films to your door
  By Justin Mann, September 01, 2006