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News Archive for May 2005

• AMD launches 'dual core' PC chip
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• Philadelphia citywide Wi-Fi project underway
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• Intel based Mac Mini clone on the way
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• NVIDIA 7800 series details emerge
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• Nokia allows Linux Kernel to use their patents
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• My Prefix to be a thing of the past with Longhorn
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• Sony tests anti-CD burning technology
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• Details emerge on forthcoming IIS7
  By Derek Sooman, May 31, 2005
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, May 31, 2005
• ATI announces CrossFire, and more graphics news
  By Julio Franco, May 31, 2005
• CipherTrust release the ZombieMeter
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• Microsoft releases E3 high-definition trailers
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• Linux server revenue continues to grow
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• Samsung begins production of 4Gb NAND Flash
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• Dell XPS Gen 5 to feature 500 GByte SATA II hard drive option
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• More blows to P2P file sharing
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• Yahoo sued again!
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• This year to see shortage of Intel Pentium D
  By Derek Sooman, May 30, 2005
• VIA unveils the C7
  By Derek Sooman, May 29, 2005
• Dual-core Pentium D systems on their way
  By Derek Sooman, May 29, 2005
• Notebook sales to dominate global PC market growth
  By Derek Sooman, May 29, 2005
• TechSpot Staff Weblog
  By Julio Franco, May 28, 2005
• New AdAware SE 1.06 released
  By Julio Franco, May 27, 2005
• Intel releases dual-core Pentium D
  By Derek Sooman, May 27, 2005
• Spyware removal program turns out to be spyware!
  By Derek Sooman, May 27, 2005
• Netscape 8 makes problems for Internet Explorer
  By Derek Sooman, May 27, 2005
• BitTorrent search opens
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• How to unlock your GeForce 6800
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• Inside the Xbox 360
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• BitKeeper no longer free
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• Yahoo to launch PhotoMail
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• Netcraft's anti-phishing toolbar for Firefox proves popular
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• Next generation DVD talks back on
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• US pass anti-spyware bills
  By Derek Sooman, May 26, 2005
• Operation Spam Zombies
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• AMD releases specification of virtualization technology "Pacifica"
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• Samsung: we need industry standard on LCD glass sizes
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• AIM worm on the loose
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• Cisco voice over IP phones vulnerable to DNS attack
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• Samsung working on hard drive replacement technology
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• IBM, Macronix and Infineon work on next generation memory
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• Winamp plug-in for iPod
  By Derek Sooman, May 25, 2005
• Mouse round-up: Logitech, Microsoft and Razer mice compared @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, May 25, 2005
• Desktop dual-core Intel chip demos in Japan
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• EnterpriseDB to launch open source Oracle compatible RDBMS
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• TechSpot's Firefox Guide
  By Julio Franco, May 24, 2005
• News from the Linux world
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• File encryption extortion scam
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• Global wireless chip sales to surge
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• Microsoft releases Longhorn tech
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• iTunes and iPod software to support Podcasts
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• Finally.... a BitTorrent search engine!
  By Derek Sooman, May 24, 2005
• 'What the Hack' event gets hit with a ban
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Has the latest version of the Sober worm been stopped?
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Defective batteries used in Apple machines could cause fire
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Instant Messaging is the new Malware battleground
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Microsoft's Xbox 360 plans in detail
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Apple to move to using Intel processors?
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Sun disapprove of open source Apache Java 2 SE
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Digital Immortality
  By Derek Sooman, May 23, 2005
• Gigabyte to launch third dual-GPU graphics card
  By Derek Sooman, May 22, 2005
• Personalize your Google homepage
  By Derek Sooman, May 22, 2005
• Netscape 8.0 already needs patching
  By Derek Sooman, May 22, 2005
• TDK's new 100GB Blu-Ray disk fans flames of DVD format war
  By Derek Sooman, May 20, 2005
• Playstation 3 release in May of 2006....?
  By Derek Sooman, May 20, 2005
• Apple releases Mac OS X Server 10.4.1
  By Derek Sooman, May 20, 2005
• The Gallery is back!
  By Julio Franco, May 20, 2005
• ATI's new AGP Radeons tested
  By Julio Franco, May 20, 2005
• Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• Doom on your mobile
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• The Paris Hilton Hackers
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• Fears over VoIP price hike
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• Netscape 8.0 based in some way on IE
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• Microsoft release some details on next Office
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• There can only be Blu-Ray, says Matsushita president
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• Microsoft sued over Excel
  By Derek Sooman, May 19, 2005
• TechSpot Poll: How has the Mac Mini affected your willingness to buy a Mac?
  By Julio Franco, May 19, 2005
• Some E3 highlights
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• Beware the Rootbot
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• Yahoo to improve PC-to-PC voice communications of Yahoo Messenger
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• Google releases desktop search for enterprise
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• Nintendo unveils new Game Boy Micro
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• Intel licenses next-gen PowerVR graphics core
  By Derek Sooman, May 18, 2005
• ATI Catalyst 5.5 drivers available
  By Julio Franco, May 18, 2005
• Sony unveils Playstation 3 details
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Xbox 360 to be compatible with some older Xbox games
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Mac OS X 10.4 updates
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Security flaw in Intel's HT technology
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Attacked from the inside
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• More IE security problems
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• BBC to begin trials of TV show downloads service
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Sony to launch HDR-HC1 Handycam camcorder
  By Derek Sooman, May 17, 2005
• Sony and Toshiba next generation DVD talks stall
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Apple iTunes to move to subscription based service?
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• New MSN Search Toolbar
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Microsoft and Sun work on single sign-on specification
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Next Internet Explorer will have tabs
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Latest Sober worm spreads hate mail and propaganda
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Oracle silences whistleblower
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• MIT Professor outlines plan to provide the world's poorest with Linux laptops
  By Derek Sooman, May 16, 2005
• Xbox 360 unveiled
  By Derek Sooman, May 15, 2005
• New Nintendo console should launch in 2006
  By Derek Sooman, May 15, 2005
• MPAA targets more BitTorrent link sites
  By Derek Sooman, May 15, 2005
• The latest from Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, May 13, 2005
• IBM backs firefox
  By Derek Sooman, May 13, 2005
• Yahoo! sued over child porn
  By Derek Sooman, May 13, 2005
• TechSpot Pricewatch update
  By Julio Franco, May 13, 2005
• Don't miss the TechSpot Low-end PC Buying Guide
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• Windows Mobile 5.0 review
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• Blu-Ray/DVD/CD drive out next year
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• TV (yes, TV!) on your mobile
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• Microsoft works to bring spammers to justice
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• New Firefox fixes "extremely critical" security flaws
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• NVIDIA G70 on the horizon
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• AOL to combine Webmail into AIM Service
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• Google acquires Dodgeball
  By Derek Sooman, May 12, 2005
• TechSpot's Low-end PC Buying Guide
  By Julio Franco, May 12, 2005
• Revenge of the Sith game review
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• IBM and Redhat work to accelerate adoption of Linux
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Fujitsu ships 100 GByte 2.5-inch SATA drive
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Novell acquires Immunix to enhance SuSe Linux security
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Toshiba Developing 45GB HD-DVD Disc
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Teen in Sweden arrested over hacking charges
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Yahoo! launches Music Unlimited
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Infineon soon to unveil 8GB RAM modules
  By Derek Sooman, May 11, 2005
• Microsoft launches Windows Mobile 5.0
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• PGP Desktop 9.0 released
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• 64-bit Far Cry now available
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• No movement as yet on DVD format war
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• PalmOne working on a new type of mobile device
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• SuSE staff Exodus?
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• Security fears over Tiger's new Dashboard
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• Mobile Phone shipments set to decline to a crawl
  By Derek Sooman, May 10, 2005
• AMD's Athlon 64 X2 processors reviewed
  By Julio Franco, May 10, 2005
• Motorola demonstrates nano emissive flat screen prototype
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Another beta of Windows Server 2003
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Michael Dell invests in Red Hat Linux
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Extremely critical Firefox flaws
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Judges toss out ruling on antipiracy
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Saturday's Google outage
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• The Microsoft Linux Lab
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Microsoft reverses position on gay rights
  By Derek Sooman, May 09, 2005
• Intel demonstrates dual-core solutions
  By Derek Sooman, May 08, 2005
• Google to offer blogging service for mobiles
  By Derek Sooman, May 08, 2005
• Microsoft: "Report on the pirates and get a free copy of XP."
  By Derek Sooman, May 08, 2005
• Hollywood summons BitTorrent UK citizens to US Court
  By Derek Sooman, May 06, 2005
• Sony UMD can be ripped
  By Derek Sooman, May 06, 2005
• Blocking Google's Web Accelerator
  By Derek Sooman, May 06, 2005
• New range of Samsung notebooks
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Qualcomm Mobile Station Modem to support Linux
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Intel, AMD and VIA sued by Acacia
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Phishing takes another sinister twist
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Apple patches Panther
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Yahoo Video Search now publicly available
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Sober worm huge!
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• New Xbox to have wireless capability built in?
  By Derek Sooman, May 05, 2005
• Connecticut sues Vonage
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• Radeon X800XL with 512MB from Sapphire
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• Secure Linux clusters with Nimbus 4.0
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• How will 64-Bit Windows XP perform on AMD's New X2?
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• Microsoft assembles Longhorn blogging team
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• New DVD burners from Sony
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• Ultrawideband is the future of Bluetooth
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• The continuing menace of Spyware
  By Derek Sooman, May 04, 2005
• Inquirer reviews Tiger
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• World Cup ticket promise - don't believe it!
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Gates says Xbox 2 will crush Sony
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Intel discontinues several 64-bit Pentium 4s
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Intel cuts prices of Centrino chip bundles
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Industrial Commercial Bank of China ditches SCO for Linux
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Macromedia releases Breeze 5
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Cisco Systems to launch Adaptive Security Appliance
  By Derek Sooman, May 03, 2005
• Hackers aren't just picking on Microsoft
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• ATI 512MB cards
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• US student's interest in computing declines
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• RIAA sues 725 more file sharers
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• Mobile phone virus spreads to 20 countries
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• Microsoft joins WiMedia Alliance
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• Life on Mars?
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• Nanotechnology to be used in making new thin screens
  By Derek Sooman, May 02, 2005
• The third decade of Windows according to Gates
  By Derek Sooman, May 01, 2005
• AOL's AIM to get complete makeover
  By Derek Sooman, May 01, 2005
• Continued threat of Zafi-D virus
  By Derek Sooman, May 01, 2005