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News Archive for January 2007

• Nvidia enables SLI for Vista with new drivers
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• Microsoft to rent Office?
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• MySpace speaks about Samy Kamkar's sentencing
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• YouTube replacing TV? IPTV replacing TV?
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• TechSpot's High-end PC Buying Guide
  By Julio Franco, January 31, 2007
• UK bank accidentally leaks 75,000 accounts
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• News from around the web (01/31/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 31, 2007
• OCZ releases 4GB "Vista" memory kit
  By Justin Mann, January 31, 2007
• Intel bringing Core 2 Extreme to mobiles
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• Intel gains in server share, AMD gains in desktop share
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• AMD, IBM, Sony and Toshiba plan 45nm for 2008
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• SanDisk to talk USB security at RSA conference
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• Nvidia releases ForceWare 100.54 drivers for Vista
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• Windows Vista launched today
  By Julio Franco, January 30, 2007
• Intel pushes 65nm Celeron and E2000 series
  By Justin Mann, January 30, 2007
• News from around the web (01/30/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 30, 2007
• eBay bans sales of virtual goods
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• Sapphire announces new X1950 GT card
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• TomTom GO 910s ship out with viruses
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• Catalyst 7.1 series drivers for Vista released
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• Intel, IBM announce breakthrough in current leakage problem
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• News from around the web (01/29/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 29, 2007
• Vista launch will make some stores open early
  By Justin Mann, January 29, 2007
• Windows Vista wallpapers, where did they come from?
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2007
• AACS LA confirms HD/Blu-ray hacks
  By Justin Mann, January 26, 2007
• Teacher faces prison due to porn popups
  By Justin Mann, January 26, 2007
• Google talks about YouTube's future
  By Justin Mann, January 26, 2007
• Unreal Tournament 3, set to arrive in 2H 2007
  By Justin Mann, January 26, 2007
• Apple fixes WiFi flaw in AirPort driver
  By Justin Mann, January 26, 2007
• nVidia to release 8800 series drivers for Vista on Jan 30
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• Microsoft Word gets hit by Zero-Day exploit
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• Sony preps for round two of worldwide PS3 launch
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• Core 2 E4300 vs. E6300 Overclocking Battle @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, January 25, 2007
• News from around the web (01/25/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 25, 2007
• Skype adds features directed at businesses
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• Cisco fixes three flaws in IOS
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• Dell offers desktops with no OS or software
  By Justin Mann, January 25, 2007
• AMD says Barcelona will clobber Clovertown
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• Interview with muslix64, Blu-ray / HD DVD DRM defeater
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• eBay sees immense profits in Q4 06
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• AMD brings CPU price cuts
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• SanDisk and Toshiba announce 56nm MLC flash
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• AMD adds two low-power mobile CPUs
  By Justin Mann, January 24, 2007
• Blu-ray encryption bypassed
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• FCC says XM and Sirius merger unlikely
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• Microsoft plans Vista SP1 for 2H '07
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• Storm worm infects 1.6 Million PCs
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• MySpace to integrate AMBER alerts
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• News from around the web (01/23/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 23, 2007
• Intel to enter graphics card market?
  By Justin Mann, January 23, 2007
• MySpace sues spam king
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• Creative releases ALchemy to bring EAX back to Vista
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• Japanese retailers cut PS3 prices
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• Swedish bank loses $1.1 Million to huge phishing scam
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• News from around the web (01/22/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 22, 2007
• Apple to charge for final version of Boot Camp on Tiger?
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• Samsung to pour money into DRAM production boosts
  By Justin Mann, January 22, 2007
• HD DVD players to go below $500 in 2007?
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• Radio station sued over Wii contest death
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• SCO faces more setbacks in fight against IBM
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• Alienware offers stock-overclocked Core 2 laptop
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• News from around the web (01/19/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 19, 2007
• SLI/CrossFire makeup only 1.5% of gamers rigs says Valve
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• Mozilla releases Seamonkey suite 1.1
  By Justin Mann, January 19, 2007
• Gigabyte 965P-DS3P rev 2.0 motherboard review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2007
• Apple sued by OPTi
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• MySpace sued for failing to protect minors
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• Former HP employees offered a plea bargain
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• Microsoft to let users download retail Vista
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• iSuppli claims iPhone profit margin is 50%
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• News from around the web (01/18/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 18, 2007
• Sun patches GIF vulnerability in Java
  By Justin Mann, January 18, 2007
• CES 2007 in Pictures, part two
  By Julio Franco, January 18, 2007
• Grisoft works with Microsoft to bring AVG to Vista
  By Justin Mann, January 17, 2007
• IsoHunt heads to Canada after ISP shutdown
  By Justin Mann, January 17, 2007
• PS3 pricetag for Ireland: 629.99 Euros
  By Justin Mann, January 17, 2007
• Adobe releases Flash 9 for Linux
  By Justin Mann, January 17, 2007
• News from around the web (01/17/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 17, 2007
• IE7 growth comes at the cost of IE6
  By Justin Mann, January 17, 2007
• Nvidia bringing 320MB version of the 8800 GTS
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• Phishing kits being made for sale
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• Intel gets some 45nm parts working
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• Sony ships 2 million PS3s
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• Seagate introduces 15,000 RPM 2.5" Savvio
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• News from around the web (01/16/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 16, 2007
• Sony steps into CompactFlash market
  By Justin Mann, January 16, 2007
• Toshiba beats Blu-ray with 51GB HD DVD disc
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• PCI Express 2.0 standard released
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• First conviction comes out of HP scandal
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• Apple sues over copycat iPhone skins
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• IE7 reaches 100 million installs
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• News from around the web (01/15/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 15, 2007
• Fujitsu updates "Loox" mini notebook line
  By Justin Mann, January 15, 2007
• Apple steps on more toes with the iPhone
  By Justin Mann, January 12, 2007
• nVidia updates drivers for 8800 series
  By Justin Mann, January 12, 2007
• Microsoft dances around Xbox 360 upgrades
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• Dell says $60 to remove "free" software
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• AMD posts disappointing 4th quarter
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• Intel will not provide CPUs for the iPhone
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• Panasonic demos new li-ion battery at CES
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• Broadcast flag takes flak from U.S. Senator
  By Justin Mann, January 11, 2007
• VeriSign offering $8,000 for Vista and IE7 exploits
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• Apple sued by Cisco over the iPhone name
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• TechSpot 2007 CES coverage
  By Julio Franco, January 10, 2007
• Warner gets retail support for Total Hi Def discs
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• CES 2007 in Pictures, part one
  By Julio Franco, January 10, 2007
• AMD/ATI updates Windows and Linux Radeon drivers
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• Sony wins award for Dual Shock, not Sixaxis
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• Ritek promising 16GB $170 flash drives in 2007
  By Justin Mann, January 10, 2007
• CES: Ageia PhysX card impressions at ShowStoppers
  By Erik Orejuela, January 10, 2007
• CES: LG unveils hybrid Blu-ray, HD DVD player
  By Julio Franco, January 10, 2007
• Toshiba releases $600 1080p HD-DVD player
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Dell pushes for greener computing
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Halo 2 for PC to arrive in 2007
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Apple unveils the iPhone
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Creative preps XDock wireless iPod broadcaster
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Sapphire bringing dual-GPU X1950 Pro
  By Justin Mann, January 09, 2007
• Core 2 Duo price cuts on the way
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• MSN dropping suspicious messages
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• AMD brings notebooks into the Live! world
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• ASUS introduces XG modular laptop docking station
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• News from around the web (01/08/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 08, 2007
• Sony achieved 1 million PS3s available by end of last year
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• nVidia releases Foreware 97.46 for Vista
  By Justin Mann, January 08, 2007
• Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2007
• Ad-Aware 2007 on its way
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2007
• Get a return on your pre-installed copy of Windows
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• Two-thirds of scam sites are eBay, PayPal, BoA
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• Toshiba announces first HD DVD burner
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• Intel unveils three quad core CPUs and lowers pricing
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• Hitachi announces 1TB desktop hard drives
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• News from around the web (01/05/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 05, 2007
• Critical flaw in OpenOffice suite patched
  By Justin Mann, January 05, 2007
• RIAA admits 70 cents per download is correct
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• Diamond announces tiny USB HDTV tuner
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• Seagate announces 1TB hard drive
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• Warner Brothers intros "Total HD" dual-format disc
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• LG Electronics to show off dual-mode hi def player
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• SanDisk readies 32GB solid state disk
  By Justin Mann, January 04, 2007
• News from around the web (01/04/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 04, 2007
• Apple, Google and Napster sued over videos
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• Quad FX parts begin to appear on shelves
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• Ultra Products plans 2000W PSU
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• Analysts predict PS2 to outsell PS3 for several years
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• Intel scales back IDF plans for 2007
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• Apple heads to court over ITMS lawsuit
  By Justin Mann, January 03, 2007
• News from around the web (01/03/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 03, 2007
• Building a Core 2 Duo gaming system for under $1000 @ TS
  By Julio Franco, January 03, 2007
• Munich sticks to old licenses to avoid Vista costs
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007
• Deadline for Google's YouTube revamping passes
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007
• OLPC project nears production launch
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007
• Microsoft criticized for sending free laptops to bloggers
  By Julio Franco, January 02, 2007
• News from around the web (01/02/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, January 02, 2007
• Windows SideShow screens popping up more often
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007
• eBay and PayPal hit by two bugs
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007
• GMail contact list flaw fixed
  By Justin Mann, January 02, 2007