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  • 30 August 2007

  • News: LG takes on iPhone with 3G handset

    LG has launched its second iPhone-like handset and this one packs several important features the iPhone doesn't: 3G and high-speed cellular data networking.

  • News: Is the PDF spam threat over already?

    PDF spam may already be burning itself out. Having reached its peak volume of nearly 30 percent of all spam messages sent on August 7, PDF spam today is hardly registering on email security vendors' spamometers.

  • News: Microsoft finally sets date for Vista SP1

    Microsoft has finally broken its silence on the timing of the release of the highly anticipated Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1), saying the software updates should be in final release in the first quarter of next year, with the company shipping off a beta next month to 10,000 to 15,000 testers.

  • News: Toshiba launches Wi-Fi iPod killer in Japan

    Toshiba is refreshing its line-up of Gigabeat music players with new models including one that packs built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.

  • News: Wi-Fi goes solar powered

    Orlando-based Solis Energy has produced a portable, uninterrupted power supply for Wi-Fi routers that’s powered by solar energy.

  • News: eMusic hits 20,000 labels

    iTunes competitor eMusic says its label roster has hit 20,000. EMusic features more than 2.7 million tracks, specifically from independent labels and artists.

  • 29 August 2007

  • News: Determined AllOfMP3 to re-open

    Russian online music store, AllOfMP3.com, which was shut down last month by the US government, has announced plans to re-launch.

  • Opinion: Find out who's top of the ISP speed league

    We all know by now that ISPs' promised broadband speeds should be taken with a pinch of salt. But comparison site Broadbandchoices.co.uk claims to have exposed the full extent of the disparity between what individual ISPs claim they offer and what they deliver.

  • Opinion: Find out who's top of the ISP speed league

    We all know by now that ISPs' promised broadband speeds should be taken with a pinch of salt. But comparison site Broadbandchoices.co.uk claims to have exposed the full extent of the disparity between what individual ISPs claim they offer and what they deliver.

  • News: YouTube slated for 'Neo-Nazi' clips

    YouTube has been criticised in Germany for hosting video clips that are offensive and encourage racial hatred.

  • News: Palm Treos now support Windows Mobile 6

    Palm’s Treo 750v and Treo 750 now support Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6 operating system after the smartphone maker released an update for European customers.

  • News: TV downloads come to iTunes UK

    Apple has finally launched TV downloads on the UK version of iTunes.

  • News: Microsoft launches hackers' blog

    Microsoft has launched a new blog, ‘hackers @ microsoft’, that discusses the work carried out by the company to find weaknesses in its code and computer systems to make them safer.

  • News: New Creative Zen supports iTunes AAC format

    Creative has released its first music player to support Apple's iTunes-friendly AAC audio format.

  • News: Facebook cracks down on dodgy third party apps

    Facebook hopes to stop third-party apps engaging in what the social-networking company considers inappropriate actions, three months after it opened its platform to outside developers.

  • News: Symantec takes aim at Microsoft security pricing

    Microsoft's entry into the security software market has ramped up the price competition between traditional security vendors such as McAfee and Symantec, according to Symantec's chairman and CEO John Thompson.

  • News: Digg users criticise video-enabled home page

    Digg.com has updated its home page, allowing users to see both news and video on a single page.

  • News: Keylogger & Trojan target United Nations

    The United Nations (UN) has been hit by a string of hacking attacks aimed at identity and credit card theft, and building botnet hordes.

  • News: New Vista SP1 available on BitTorrent

    A new version of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) is now available on BitTorrent networks, after the Windows update was distributed to a select group of testers last week

  • News: Has Sony run out of 60GB PS3s?

    Sony has run out of PlayStation 3 (PS3) 60GB machines at the company's US online store, suggesting that only retail units remain for the discontinued and cheaper model.

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