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  • 27 October 2006

  • Opinion: George W Bush loves 'the Google'

    He's whizzed around on a Segway scooter and jigged to the sound of his iPod. Now George W Bush has revealed a keenness for Google Earth. MSNBS reporter Maria Bartiromo asked the US president whether he'd used Google, and he admitted his fondness for the company's popular mapping tool.

  • News: Apple fixes MacBook shutdown

    Apple has released a firmware update for its MacBook line of computers that fixes a problem that caused the MacBook to shutdown without warning

  • News: Did Wozniak invent the PC?

    Apple co-founder made a thinly-veiled attempt to disguise his belief that the invented the PC in an interview with PC Advisor’s sister title, Macworld UK

  • News: Office gets unpopular piracy check

    The mistrusted WGA antipiracy scheme spreads to Office 2007 as Microsoft wants you to validate all new products

  • News: First Firefox 2.0 bug dismissed

    Bug trackers have had a couple false starts with the release of Firefox 2.0, according to a top Mozilla engineer.

  • News: Domain name auction to net millions

    Come hell.com or hi.net water, more than 250 high-profile internet domain names will be up for auction today at the third annual live auction held by domain name registrar and reseller Moniker.com

  • News: Xbox 360 boosts Microsoft profits

    A strong quarter from its entertainment and software server divisions helped Microsoft beat Wall Street analyst expectations for the first quarter of fiscal 2007, which ended 30 September

  • News: Vista licensing threat to power users

    Microsoft has finally attempted to clear up confusion over the licensing of Windows Vista for power users who rebuild their PCs on a regular basis. But the answer from the software vendor did little to placate some customers, who are still upset about Microsoft's one-machine transfer policy for Vista

  • News: Google's Blogger woes continue

    Google's Blogger has experienced availability problems in recent days, continuing a series of mishaps that began several weeks ago

  • 26 October 2006

  • News: Microsoft wins porn spam suit

    Microsoft has won a court case against a German spammer charged with forging email and making it appear to come from Microsoft's hotmail.com domain.

  • News: Orange to sell 3G ExpressCard

    Mobile operator Orange is bringing faster wireless data access to owners of the latest laptops, with a new 3G modem card that fits in an ExpressCard slot

  • News: Mission: Impossible III premieres on mobile phone

    Nokia today announced that it will be giving away copies of the Hollywood blockbuster Mission: Impossible III with its N93 mobile phone handset. What's groundbreaking about this little sweetener is that the film, starring Tom Cruise, comes preloaded on a 512MB miniSD removable storage card.

  • News: Biometrics breakthrough at Scottish school

    A Scottish school has turned to biometrics as part of a nationwide push to encourage children to eat healthier meals.

  • News: Microsoft promotes Vista Starter edition

    Microsoft has starting promoting a stripped-down version of Windows Vista to emerging economies in a bid to reach a billion new customers

  • News: UK losing digital divide battle

    UK households that have yet to get a connection to the internet are growingly increasingly resistant to the web, according to a report from research firm Point Topic.

  • News: US group combats copyright

    It's time for consumers, musicians and filmmakers to band together and advocate copyright laws that make sense for them, not for large music labels and movie studios, a group of advocacy groups said during the launch of the Digital Freedom campaign yesterday.

  • News: PlayStation 3's Bluetooth gets go-ahead

    The PlayStation 3 has cleared another pre-launch hurdle after being approved by the US Federal Communications Commission.

  • News: iPod to dominate for 18 months

    Jupiter Research predicts the iPod's dominance of the MP3 player market will be unthreatened for at least the next year and a half. What's more, the research firm says the digital music player market will expand from 37 million users this year to 100 million users in 2011.

  • News: New delay for Windows Vista

    The OS may not ship to businesses as planned after a new bug delays delivery to manufacturers

  • News: Secunia claims second IE7 flaw

    Just one week after claiming that users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7.0 browser could be at risk to an online attack, Danish security vendor Secunia ApS is reporting a new bug in the browser.

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