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  • News: Microsoft hosts botnet summit

    Microsoft is hosting an unusual summit of security experts to discuss the growing malevolence of botnets, zero-day exploits and rootkits.

  • News: Norway steps up Apple iTunes threat

    Apple could face legal action by the Norwegian government in March if the US company refuses to unlock its iTunes online music store from its iPod media player.

  • News: US military needs Web 2.0 strategy

    The US military should embrace user-driven web services such as wikis, video-sharing and social-networking sites, according to a defence analyst.

  • News: Playstation 3 to launch in UK on 23 March

    Sony has announced that its PlayStation 3 will launch in Europe in two months, with UK users set to pay a price premium for the console

  • News: Vodafone to pay customers for videos

    In a move to generate more buzz - and bucks - for its Live mobile phone portal, Vodafone is poised to launch a Web 2.0 service that allows customers to upload and view their own videos.

  • News: Wii & DS boost for Nintendo

    Nintendo’s sales and profits are surging on strong sales of its new Wii console and DS handheld gaming device.

  • News: Microsoft already planning Vista SP1

    On the verge of the release of Windows Vista, Microsoft is already accepting orders for features to go in the OS's first service pack.

  • Opinion: One in five Windows installs 'is a fake'

    Microsoft has revealed that more than a fifth of all Windows installations have been declared 'non-genuine'. So should we all love WGA now?

  • Opinion: When Porsche comes to shove

    So the chief financial officer at Ashampoo Software in Germany is auctioning his Porsche 911 on eBay to help fund a football stadium in the firm's home town.

  • News: MySpace introduces missing child alerts

    MySpace.com is now distributing alerts (to members in the US to) notify (them) US members of missing children in their area.

  • News: Free hotspot community goes mobile

    Fon Technology hopes to make it easier for users to connect to its network of hotspots with Wi-Fi-enabled phones by offering them software from Spotigo.

  • News: Study: Mobile health risks dismissed

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  • Opinion: ID theft always pays

    As anybody who has ever been the victim of identity theft knows, the reason it's so common is because it pays. And why does it pay? Because identity thieves rarely go to jail.

  • News: PS3 content to be optimised for Cell

    Sony and one of Japan's largest computer games software makers, Bandai Namco, are planning to jointly develop entertainment contents optimised for the powerful Cell chip that sits under the hood of the PlayStation 3.

  • News: Microsoft releases Ajax tool

    Microsoft has released a developer tool formerly code-named Atlas for building web applications based on Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML).

  • News: Domain name grab hits Google Germany

    Visitors to the Google’s German website were met with a strange sight yesterday morning: gone was the Google logo, replaced by the name of a local ISP with the message that no content was available for the domain.

  • News: EU to push mobile roaming regulations

    Europe’s mobile phone industry will continue to fight plans to regulate roaming charges, even though Germany, the European Commission and the European Parliament appear dead set on imposing them, said the GSM Association.

  • News: New tools for Office 2007 & OpenOffice

    Microsoft and OpenOffice.org have both released toolkits that support building applications for their competing document file formats and productivity suites.

  • News: Intel adds Draft-N to Centrino

    Wireless-N adaptor to boost wireless bandwidth on new Centrino laptops by up to five times

  • News: ATI acquisition hits AMD Q4

    Beset by sinking prices for microprocessors and the cost of acquiring graphics chip company ATI, AMD has reported a fourth-quarter loss of $574m, down from a profit of $96m for the same quarter last year.