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  • 02 November 2006

  • Opinion: Google threat to Noel Edmonds

    Fans of Deal or No Deal and other high-profile Channel 4 programmes will be sweating following the claim by the broadcaster’s chief executive, Andy Duncan, that search giant Google is threatening the “fantastic legacy” of UK TV.

  • Opinion: Google threat to Noel Edmonds

    Fans of Deal or No Deal and other high-profile Channel 4 programmes will be sweating following the claim by the broadcaster’s chief executive, Andy Duncan, that search giant Google is threatening the “fantastic legacy” of UK TV.

  • News: Symantec backs Vista security pledge

    The head of Symantec said he’s encouraged by recent statements from Microsoft that it plans to work with security software companies and provide them with more access to the Windows Vista operating system.

  • News: Microsoft updates OS for parking meters

    Microsoft is courting embedded device developers by including new tools with the release of Windows Embedded CE 6.0, designed to run a wider variety of applications.

  • Opinion: The rise of small island spammers

    McAfee researchers have been tracking a trend whereby spammers use the top-level domain names of small islands as website links in spam campaigns to circumvent spam filters that traditionally catch more well-known domains. The practice was first discovered when McAfee researchers noticed a significant increase in the use of .st domains, the TLD for Sao Tome and Principe.

  • News: Dell launches first AMD notebook

    Direct-selling PC giant ends exclusive deal with Intel and now offers three AMD chips

  • News: Microsoft announces Vista launch events

    Microsoft has committed to launched Windows Vista and Office 2007 to businesses in Canada and the US on November 23 and November 30th respectively.

  • News: Apple hacker highlights insecure Macs

    The security of Apple's wireless drivers is under scrutiny again, thanks to a new hacker project.

  • News: User rage at 'appalling' Blogger service

    Users of Google's Blogger are steaming over persistent problems that have affected the popular blog hosting and publishing service in recent weeks.

  • Opinion: Critical flash player bug fix

    Adobe has patched a critical bug in its popular Macromedia Flash Player. Exploitation of the flaw could leave your computer completely compromised via memory corruption, according to security researcher Fortinet.

  • 01 November 2006

  • News: Group ramps up antispam efforts

    Group ramps up antispam effort

  • News: Critical Visual Studio 2005 exploit

    A vulnerability in Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2005 application development tool could let an attacker execute code on a targeted Windows machine, the company has revealed

  • News: Latest Windows Mobile 'is insecure'

    The latest version of Windows Mobile contains an architectural security flaw that's likely to be a turn-off for businesses, a wireless analysis firm has said

  • News: New iPod shuffle available on Friday

    Apple says the tiny new player is already shipping to customers who pre-ordered

  • News: SlingBox comes to the Mac

    Sling Media has finally made good on its promise to bring the software that controls 'placeshifting' devices for watching TV on your computer to the Mac

  • News: Microsoft reveals Vista packaging

    Having announced version, pricing and licensing options for Vista and Office 2007, Microsoft has revealed next-generation packaging for its new software

  • News: Google offers free wiki pages

    In a bid to grow beyond its roots as a search engine, Google has acquired JotSpot, a developer of 'wiki' technology for collaborative websites

  • News: AMD steps up Intel 'coercion' claim

    AMD has asked a US court to compel Intel to disclose documents relating to its activities outside the US, as part of an ongoing antitrust lawsuit

  • News: Vista licensing limits benchmarking

    Licence transfers aren't the only thing the Eula for Microsoft's Windows Vista OS limits. The licence also puts restrictions on how benchmarks of certain components of the OS can be published

  • News: $100 laptops by year-end

    The first $100 laptop PCs for the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) programme will roll off production lines by the end of this year, and mass production will start in the first quarter of 2007, according to Quanta Computer.

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