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- 23 January 2007
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News: McAfee upgrade stymies Lotus Notes
The latest upgrade for McAfee's VirusScan Enterprise security software is causing problems for certain versions of IBM's Lotus Notes email application
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News: Report: security flaws rose again in 2006
The number of reported security flaws jumped for the second year in a row in 2006. So says CERT, the Computer Emergency Response Team
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News: Early opening for Vista launch
When Windows Vista goes on sale on 30 January some retailers will employ similar tactics to those used at the release of new games consoles.
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News: iPod recovery software launched
GetData Software has announced the release of Recover My iPod, a new Windows software utility that enables you to recover music and video content from your iPod
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News: China's internet users rise to 137 million
China added another 14 million internet users in 2006, retaining its status as the world's second-largest internet market with a total of 137 million users, the CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Centre) announced today
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News: Google removes private data from antiphishing site
Google has removed user names and passwords from a phishing blacklist it compiles and makes publicly available on the web, the California company said yesterday
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News: Report: beware mobile banking hackers
This year could see an explosion in hacking attacks on web-enabled smartphones as new banking and payment initiatives enter the mobile channel, a research group has warned
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News: Latest 802.11n Wi-Fi draft approved
After much debate and a lot of contention among the overall IEEE membership, the all-important IEEE 802.11n working group has given its stamp of approval to the next draft version of the specification
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Opinion: London phone numbers prove future wrong
One thing that annoys me more than persistent nudging is the London telephone number.
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News: Grand Theft Auto publisher in options probe
Take-Two Interactive Software, the publisher of popular game series Grand Theft Auto, found broad evidence of irregular stock options backdating, it said yesterday in a report detailing the investigation
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News: Widgets: the next big security threat?
Desktop gadgets and widgets, such as those included with Windows Vista, are becoming so popular they could cause the next security crisis
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News: Porn stars nervous about HD
Families with new HD camcorders and news anchors being broadcast in HD have already discovered just how revealing the picture quality is. But few professionals bare as much in front of the camera as adult-film stars, and many are nervous abut the new technology
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News: Survey: Americans prefer computer to spouse
Don't say to the love of your life: "Either that computer goes or I do!" According to a new survey, you'll be packing your bags
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Opinion: Once a beta, always a beta
Sticking the word 'beta' on the end of a piece of software's name may seem like a cop-out, but when have you ever bought a program and not had to patch it?
- 22 January 2007
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News: Apple seeks single operator for iPhone
Apple could partner with just one mobile operator in Europe for its iPhone, according to an interview with Pascal Cagni, vice president of Apple Europe.
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News: MySpace targets 'Spam King'
MySpace has filed a lawsuit against the self-proclaimed "Spam King" for allegedly blasting the portal with spam through the use of compromised user accounts, the web site said today.
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News: 'Free' broadband warning to users
Independent switching service, firsthelpline.com, has warned customers not to be easily persuaded by marketing used to sell some broadband deals.
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Opinion: Is Wi-Fi making people ill?
Well, no. At least, not if you use such arcane forms of evidence as, er, hard scientific evidence.
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Opinion: Second Life: the future of human existence?
Or just the latest MMORPG fad? Let's consider the evidence.
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News: Christmas launch for Zune in Europe?
Microsoft’s Zune media player won’t be available in Europe until the end of this year, the company has announced.
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