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  • 08 June 2007

  • News: Inconsistent antivirus fix in works

    Antivirus products are inconsistent at best, revealed a recent report published by researchers at the University of Michigan. But while they aren't on their last legs, they could use a second wind.

  • News: AMD steers clear of Microsoft's UMPC

    Microsoft's ultramobile PCs product category are too expensive and their batteries don't last long enough, according to AMD.

  • News: Accessing and sharing iTunes just got easier

    A music service called nuTsie enables easy access of your entire iTunes library from a mobile phone. A free public beta of the Melodeo service is available from the nuTsie site.

  • Epson Stylus D92 inkjet printer

    Photos shouldn't be hidden away on a PC and never see the light of day. Show them off by printing them on an inexpensive colour printer such as Epson's latest A4 inkjet. Epson claims a photo can be printed in 89 seconds while it spits out colour prints at a rate of up to 13 a minute. It's capable of printing on almost anything as it uses DuraBrite pigment inks.

  • Chimei flat-panel monitor range

    It may not be a familiar name, but Chimei has been making screens and other types of electronics for well-known brands for donkeys' years. Now, it fancies getting into the limelight by launching in the UK. These good value Vista-compliant widescreen PC screens are its first offering and go on sale in August. www.mirai.eu/uk Chimei flat-panel monitor

  • Opinion: Gaming is bad for your health. Fact

    It had to happen, and so it has. A doctor in Spain has categorically diagnosed 'Wiiitis', or Nintendo Wii tennis elbow.

  • News: Ofcom reviews additional broadband charges

    Connection and reconnection charges made by broadband internet providers are to be investigated by telecoms regulator Ofcom.

  • News: Apple releases latest Boot Camp beta

    Apple has released Boot Camp 1.3 beta. Apple Boot Camp enables Intel-based Macs to run Windows.

  • News: Mobile phones replace festival tickets

    The O2 Wireless festival is going paper free.

  • News: Nintendo Wii tennis elbow strikes

    A medical doctor in Spain has diagnosed a patient with "Acute Wiiitis". The condition is caused by playing too much Nintendo Wii Sports Tennis. This is the first recorded case on Nintendo tennis elbow.

  • News: Mozilla releases latest Firefox 3.0 preview

    Mozilla this week released the antipenultimate alpha edition of Firefox 3.0. Alpha 5 of Firefox 3.0 includes a major chunk of the web browser's revamped bookmark and history tools.

  • News: iPhone users will be rich, male and educated

    Most iPhone users will be male with an average age of 31-years, Solutions Research Group research shows. The iPhone research suggests the future demographic of US purchasers of the $499 device.

  • News: ICT Security Standards Roadmap launches

    IT security specifications and standards organisations in Europe now have a a one-stop source for standards information. The ICT Security Standards Roadmap, is part of the website of the ITU (International Telecommunications Union), the telecommunications agency of the United Nations.

  • News: Microsoft prepares for Windows Vista SP1

    Microsoft has started preparing preparing its partners for the eventual arrival of Windows Vista SP1 (Service Pack 1).

  • News: Symantec releases Norton AntiBot beta

    Symantec last night launched a free public beta for its Norton AntiBot software. Norton AntiBot will analyse your PC's behaviour to identify malware. Norton AntiBot is meant as a supplement to antivirus software, not a replacement.

  • News: Microsoft fixes four critical Windows flaws

    Microsoft will release six sets of security patches next Tuesday. Four of the software fixes will close critical flaws in the Windows operating system. The software will be released as part of "Patch Tuesday" - Microsoft's monthly security release.

  • Opinion: Intel beats AMD in Computex PR wars

    Forget the relative merits of Intel's and AMD's PC and server chips, many visitors to shows such as Computex have been more interested in which of the world's top two computer processor makers wins the controversial PR wars.

  • Opinion: Intel beats AMD in Computex PR wars

    Forget the relative merits of Intel's and AMD's PC and server chips, many visitors to shows such as Computex have been more interested in which of the world's top two computer processor makers wins the controversial PR wars.

  • News: Critical bugs found in Firefox and IE

    A security researcher has uncovered four bugs in web browsers. Two of the vulnerabilities affect Mozilla's open-source Firefox browser, and two flaws have been found in IE (Internet Explorer).

  • 07 June 2007

  • News: Critical flaws found in Yahoo Messenger

    Critical bugs have been discovered in Yahoo Messenger that could allow hackers to take control of a user’s system.

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