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  • 07 December 2006

  • News: Google and BSkyB team up

    Broadcaster and ISP BSkyB has asked Google to host email and other services for its broadband customers in the UK. Their collaboration could also lead to the creation of targeted TV ads.

  • News: Trojan pounces on Vista crackers

    A 'crack' that promises to unlock pirated copies of Windows Vista is instead installing password-stealing malware

  • News: Nintendo investigates flying Wii controllers

    Nintendo is taking a close look at the wrist-strap on the controller for its Wii console, after several reports on the internet about straps breaking, causing the controller to fly out of the hands of users

  • News: US makes e-voting audit U-turn

    A US government board has taken the first step toward requiring electronic voting machines to have independent audit mechanisms, a day after it rejected a different audit proposal

  • News: YouTube 'reviewing' Japanese protest

    Google's YouTube is "reviewing" proposals sent to it earlier this week by a group of 23 Japanese major broadcasters and groups representing rights holders

  • News: Sanyo batteries 'may catch fire'

    DoCoMo and Mitsubishi plan to replace 1.3 million batteries made by Sanyo because they may overheat and catch fire

  • News: Via chipsets earn Vista certification

    Via Technologies has announced that two of its PC chipsets have passed Microsoft Windows Vista Basic certification tests, which are designed to ensure trouble-free installation and driver upgrades

  • News: Incentives 'the key to energy efficiency'

    The US DoE (Department of Energy) believes incentives, rather than regulations, are the key to improving the energy efficiency of data centres

  • News: Microsoft announces $14m Asia strategy

    Microsoft has said it plans to step up its investments in Asia over the next two years, as it moves to strengthen its position in the area of 'mission-critical' technologies

  • Opinion: IE7 already insecure

    It's safer, but security holes still affect the new browser.

  • News: China's film industry 'loses most to piracy'

    China's domestic film industry is the biggest victim of movie piracy in that country, a senior MPA (Motion Picture Association) representative said today in Beijing

  • Opinion: Google reaches for the Sky

    Here's some hot news. Google has amended its much-vaunted corporate philosophy. It now reads, 'Don't be evil, but do join forces with Rupert Murdoch's evil empire in pursuit of a fast buck'.

  • News: Apple blasted in Greenpeace report

    Environmental group Greenpeace has issued the first quarterly update on the technology industry's performance on environmental issues.

  • News: FastMP3Search 'the worst of the bad'

    FastMP3Search.com.ar, a website that distributes software that can be used to search for digital music online, will be investigated by the US FTC (Federal Trade Commission), if two consumer protection groups get their way

  • News: Palm licenses its own OS for $44m

    Access, the Japanese company that purchased PalmSource. last year, has sold a perpetual licence for the Palm operating system to PDA maker Palm for $44m, the companies announced yesterday

  • 06 December 2006

  • News: Mac users stumped by Office 2007 files

    Mac users cannot open documents saved in the default format on Microsoft Office 2007 for Windows

  • News: iPod games: details emerge

    Apple has let slip cheat codes for some of its new iPod games

  • Opinion: iPod is a mans best friend

    Thwarted by DRM restrictions and the lack of a high-profile movie download store in the UK, the video iPod is generally regarded to have failed to live up to its promise (so far).

  • Opinion: iPod is a mans best friend

    Thwarted by DRM restrictions and the lack of a high-profile movie download store in the UK, the video iPod is generally regarded to have failed to live up to its promise (so far).

  • News: Microsoft coughs up antitrust docs

    The process of extracting technical documentation from Microsoft following its antitrust judgement is back on track – thanks to a revamped schedule

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