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  • 24 January 2007

  • 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.

  • News: Toshiba launches 2GB Nand flash chip

    Toshiba will begin selling Nand flash memory chips capable of holding up to 2GB of data in April.

  • News: Wii & PS3 boost web traffic

    The launch of the PlayStation 3 and Wii consoles led to a huge boost in traffic to both Sony’s and Nintendo’s websites during November and December, according to data published on Wednesday.

  • 23 January 2007

  • Opinion: Online childrens world planned by BBC

    Fed up with the hype surrounding Second Life? Tough. Now you can expect your children to start talking about the potential of multiplayer online games, as CBBC is planning to create a virtual world enabling children to interact within a safe environment.

  • Opinion: Coming soon: the 'wonderbox'

    Technology lovers will agree that one of the nuisances of having several cool gadgets around the house – camera phones, iPods, laptops, set-top boxes and even NAS servers (if they can be deemed ‘cool gadgets’) – is that your content is spread around all over the place.

  • Opinion: Coming soon: the 'wonderbox'

    Technology lovers will agree that one of the nuisances of having several cool gadgets around the house – camera phones, iPods, laptops, set-top boxes and even NAS servers (if they can be deemed ‘cool gadgets’) – is that your content is spread around all over the place.

  • News: Windows OneCare and Vista launches coincide

    Windows Live OneCare will be available for purchase from 30 January in the UK, the same day that Vista launches.

  • Opinion: Americans prefer PCs to their wives

    True story. Yesterday a company called Kelton Research released a study that found 65 percent of Americans spend more time with their home computer than with their spouse or significant other.

  • News: New bid to open up iTunes

    A Nordic led drive that hopes to force Apple to make its online store compatible with rival companies’ digital music players has gained more support from consumer groups in Germany and France.

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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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