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News Archive for March 2007

• A sneak peak at Firefox 3.0
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• OpenOffice 2.2 released
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• Powercast brings wireless power a step closer to reality
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• News from around the web (03/30/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 30, 2007
• Game publisher goes after 500 UK filesharers
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• New email virus disguises itself as IE7 beta
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• 0-Day cursor vulnerability affects, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista
  By Justin Mann, March 30, 2007
• HP intros HP 510 entry level laptop
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• Sony has no plans to make a lighter PSP
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• Google lashes back at Viacom lawsuit
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• TJX admits 45 million card numbers stolen in data theft
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• HP sues Acer over patent infringement
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• News from around the web (03/29/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 29, 2007
• IBM gears up for new Xeon chipset
  By Justin Mann, March 29, 2007
• Nehalem core to support integrated MMC and direct core links
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• Microsoft updates Zune firmware to v1.3
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• IBM shows off prototype optical transceiver chipset
  By Erik Orejuela, March 28, 2007
• Intel admits 45nm goals are geared for performance
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• New HD content announced for Xbox Live
  By Jose Vilches, March 28, 2007
• Stern letter makes the RIAA back down
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• Mozilla revamps add-ons website
  By Erik Orejuela, March 28, 2007
• News from around the web (03/28/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 28, 2007
• Nvidia to begin volume production of 55nm chips
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• Yahoo to offer "unlimited" mail storage
  By Justin Mann, March 28, 2007
• Samsung announces 1.8" 64GB SSD
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• MySpace sues Spamford Wallace
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• Nintendo to make Wii harder to mod
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• Linux voids hardware warranties on HP laptops?
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• First YouTube Video Awards winners announced
  By Erik Orejuela, March 27, 2007
• Sony celebrates Blu-ray title success
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• News from around the web (03/27/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 27, 2007
• Intel confirms $2.5 billion plant in China
  By Erik Orejuela, March 27, 2007
• DRAM prices fall as flash prices rise
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• Microsoft to introduce black-chassis Xbox 360 "Elite"
  By Justin Mann, March 27, 2007
• Interview with Scott Thompson of PayPal
  By Justin Mann, March 26, 2007
• IBM claims minor CPU change dramatically improves cooling
  By Justin Mann, March 26, 2007
• Hammer introduces "MyShare" home NAS
  By Justin Mann, March 26, 2007
• Windows Vista sales now at 20 million, after two months
  By Julio Franco, March 26, 2007
• News from around the web (03/26/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 26, 2007
• Toshiba plans HD DVD player price drop
  By Julio Franco, March 26, 2007
• Loaded weekend misc. news (03/25)
  By Julio Franco, March 25, 2007
• Microsoft claims Xbox Live security breach is false
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• PlayStation 3 tears through Folding@Home units
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• Ubuntu 7.04 Beta available for download
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• Tyan to be purchased by Mitac International
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• Apple TV device released, reviewed
  By Julio Franco, March 23, 2007
• Palm reports drop in profits, but still strong
  By Julio Franco, March 23, 2007
• ASUS prepares PCIe "Xonar" soundcard series
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• Shutdown Day asks you to turn off your PC
  By Justin Mann, March 23, 2007
• FCC comments against in-flight cell phone usage
  By Justin Mann, March 22, 2007
• Asus breaks off deal with Gigabyte
  By Justin Mann, March 22, 2007
• YouTube competitor in the works from News Corp. and NBC
  By Justin Mann, March 22, 2007
• RIAA faces yet another loss in the courts
  By Justin Mann, March 22, 2007
• News from around the web (03/22/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 22, 2007
• Intel's first 45nm CPU to be "Ultra Mobile" style
  By Justin Mann, March 22, 2007
• SplitFish announces FragFX mouse controller for PS3
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• Federal court agrees with FCC on VoIP regulation
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• News from around the web (03/21/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 21, 2007
• Australian man steals over 90 eBay accounts
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• Xbox live service becoming home to fraudsters?
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• Video Game Decency bill rears its head again in 2007
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• Mozilla releases Firefox 2.0.0.3 and 1.5.0.11
  By Justin Mann, March 21, 2007
• Tyan upgrades PSC line to 50W quad-core Xeons
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• KinderStart case against Google tossed out
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• Sirius and XM sued over patent infringement
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• Earthlink beta testing WiFi handsets
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• LG to offer analog to digital TV converters, charge $60
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• Acer and HP continue to gain notebook market, says NPD
  By Julio Franco, March 20, 2007
• News from around the web (03/20/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 20, 2007
• MSI shows off midrange and entry level G80 cards at CeBIT
  By Justin Mann, March 20, 2007
• Creative releases ALchemy 1.3 for X-Fi, Vista
  By Julio Franco, March 20, 2007
• Eurocom announces dual-core, SLI and RAID0 notebook
  By Justin Mann, March 19, 2007
• AMD promises new Turions will bring 5-hour battery life
  By Justin Mann, March 19, 2007
• News from around the web (03/19/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 19, 2007
• Fujitsu to offer Lifebooks with stock Flash SSD options
  By Justin Mann, March 19, 2007
• Symantec says most phishing attacks originate in U.S.
  By Justin Mann, March 19, 2007
• Symantec CEO lashes out at "conflict of interests"
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• AMD sees 91.6% increase in revenue for 2006
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• Halo 3 to sport three different versions on release
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• Apple releases iTunes 7.1.1 for Windows
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• Take Two takes Jack Thompson to court to prevent lawsuits
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• Joost open beta is coming
  By Julio Franco, March 16, 2007
• Wii outsells PS3 and 360 in February
  By Justin Mann, March 16, 2007
• Microsoft acquires Tellme Networks
  By Erik Orejuela, March 16, 2007
• Commodore reveals details on upcoming gaming machine
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• University of Michigan not giving student information to RIAA
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• R600 approaches our doorstep
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• Symantec to axe jobs as part of $200 Million cost reduction
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• Folding@Home client for the PS3 approaching
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• Cisco to acquire WebEx for $3.2 Billion
  By Justin Mann, March 15, 2007
• TiVo to work on lower-cost HD unit
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• IBM begins producing 65nm Cells
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• Microsoft's Live for PCs to launch on May 8th
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• Sharp to introduce 6x Blu-ray/HD DVD laser
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• IE7 bug could let phishers fool people easier
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• News from around the web (03/14/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 14, 2007
• Apple releases 45 fixes in massive patch
  By Justin Mann, March 14, 2007
• Seagate presents new 2.5" 160GB 7200RPM HDD
  By Erik Orejuela, March 14, 2007
• Intel enters NAND flash memory market
  By Erik Orejuela, March 14, 2007
• Microsoft releases SP2 for Windows Server 2003
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• SanDisk introduces 32GB 2.5" flash SATA drive
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• Viacom sues Google over YouTube copyright infringement
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• USB drive tax proposal shot down in the Netherlands
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• Dell asks for user feedback with Linux survey
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• China pro-actively approves $2.5 Billion Intel plant
  By Justin Mann, March 13, 2007
• News from around the web (03/13/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 13, 2007
• Samsung announces 8GB NAND flash sampling
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• Intel releases two new low-power quad-core Xeons
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• 802.11n inches closer to ratification
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• Commodore to re-enter video game market
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• MIDI: The future in gaming audio?
  By Julio Franco, March 12, 2007
• French parliament picks Ubuntu for Linux switch
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• ASI to ship notebooks with Seagate fully encrypted drives
  By Justin Mann, March 12, 2007
• Intel begins shipping 50W quad-core Xeons
  By Justin Mann, March 09, 2007
• RIAA demands $3,000 each from 50 Ohio students
  By Justin Mann, March 09, 2007
• Hans Reiser to stand trial for murder
  By Justin Mann, March 09, 2007
• Dell to offer free motherboard upgrades to XPS 700 owners
  By Justin Mann, March 09, 2007
• Seagate maintains top position in 2006
  By Erik Orejuela, March 09, 2007
• Microsoft skips "Patch Tuesday"
  By Erik Orejuela, March 09, 2007
• News from around the web (03/09/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 09, 2007
• Apple and LG plan to expand use of flash in 2007
  By Justin Mann, March 09, 2007
• Google wins patent dispute related to Google Earth
  By Erik Orejuela, March 09, 2007
• Wikia looks to battle in search engine market
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• Opera CTO shows off Opera on OLPC at Wired
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• Vonage to pay $58 million for patent infringement
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• eBay to revamp feedback system after 11 years
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• Nvidia releases 1.0-9755 drivers for Linux
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• News from around the web (03/08/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 08, 2007
• Samsung rolls out first hybrid hard drive
  By Justin Mann, March 08, 2007
• Samsung debuts their first Vista-optimized ultra-mobile PC
  By Erik Orejuela, March 08, 2007
• Nvidia announces new game development platform
  By Erik Orejuela, March 08, 2007
• Wikipedia to clean up act with credential verification
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• Details on Microsoft's Live service for PCs emerge
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• HP considering factory-loaded Linux desktops and notebooks
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• New drivers for 3dfx cards still being developed
  By Per Hansson, March 07, 2007
• EA to publish Harmonix MTV-branded game
  By Erik Orejuela, March 07, 2007
• Panasonic unveils WiFi phone for VoIP
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• Sony reveals details on "PlayStation Home"
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• Dell narrowly keeps #1 spot in 2006 as HP closes in
  By Justin Mann, March 07, 2007
• News from around the web (03/07/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 07, 2007
• Semiconductor sales up 9.2% in January
  By Erik Orejuela, March 07, 2007
• Activision to acquire DemonWare
  By Erik Orejuela, March 07, 2007
• Citrix thin client security flaw discovered
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• Xbox Live picks up six million users
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• Nvidia and TSMC create GPU with on-board DRAM
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• Red Hat plans release of RHEL 5 for March 14th
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• BBC and IBM form strategic alliance
  By Erik Orejuela, March 06, 2007
• Flaw discovered in Mozilla patch from December
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• iTunes 7.1 solves many bugs involving Vista
  By Justin Mann, March 06, 2007
• News from around the web (03/06/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 06, 2007
• Many companies look to bolster VoIP in 2007
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• Study finds that 41% of U.S. homes have game consoles
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• Apple fixes 8 flaws in QuickTime
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• Microsoft fixes Xbox 360 vulnerability
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• Nvidia preps new line of parallel-processing Quadros
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• News from around the web (03/05/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 05, 2007
• Microsoft to release 512MB expansion unit for Xbox 360
  By Justin Mann, March 05, 2007
• Loaded weekend misc. news (03/04)
  By Julio Franco, March 04, 2007
• Microsoft finds relief after second trial against Alcatel-Lucent
  By Justin Mann, March 04, 2007
• Study finds hard drives fail much more often than expected
  By Justin Mann, March 02, 2007
• Office 2007 bug cripples spellcheck in Outlook Express
  By Justin Mann, March 02, 2007
• eBay patches login vulnerability
  By Justin Mann, March 02, 2007
• News from around the web (03/02/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 02, 2007
• Samsung begins mass-producing 60nm DRAM parts
  By Justin Mann, March 02, 2007
• YouTube to partner with BBC
  By Justin Mann, March 02, 2007
• AMD claims new quad-core will trounce Xeon
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007
• SCO posts $1 Million loss for Q1 2007
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007
• Lenovo recalls 200,000 ThinkPad batteries
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007
• News from around the web (03/01/07)
  By Erik Orejuela, March 01, 2007
• Nvidia announces upcoming beta Vista Forceware drivers
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007
• UK broadband company Virgin offers 20Mbit lines
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007
• Microsoft warned by the EU, "unreasonable pricing"
  By Justin Mann, March 01, 2007