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• 01 June 2006

• News: Greenpeace to protest at Computex show

  Greenpeace plans to protest the use of toxic chemicals in electronics products from mobile phones to PCs at the Computex IT show in Taipei next week.

• News: Symantec invests in next-gen services

  With a new generation of consumer security products expected to ship by year's end, Symantec wants to build a line of security services that better leverage its 50 million worldwide users.

• News: AMD moves to protect vendors' privacy

  AMD has asked a judge to protect the trade secrets of PC vendors so they can testify in the company's long-running antitrust lawsuit against Intel.

• News: Google CEO voices concerns over IE 7.0

  The next release of Microsoft's Internet Explorer continues to concern Google, which nonetheless has no plans to develop a competing browser, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said yesterday.

• News: Objections to EU internet TV proposal

  Organisations representing the interests of businesses in seven European countries issued a statement yesterday objecting to proposed European Union regulations on internet TV.

• News: Blog search added to Ask.com

  A blog search feature has today been added to the Ask.com search engine.

• Opinion: The future's Blu

  Technology journalists are a strange breed. The job demands that processors, graphics cards and optical drives are the first thing we think of in the morning and the last thing we muse over at bedtime.

• 31 May 2006

• News: In the beginning, there was Norton 360

  Symantec is inviting users to sign up for a public beta of its upcoming Genesis security and PC tuning software, which the company has now named Norton 360.

• News: EC launches network security campaign

  Europe remains woefully unaware of the security risks faced by computer networks, the European Commission said today as it unveiled an awareness campaign called IT Security for Europe.

• News: 'Yapbrowser' reappears online

  A browser originating in Russia is available for download again after it was taken down last month when security analysts found it directed users to child pornography.

• Opinion: SixApart launching new blogging tool

  SixApart, makers of popular blogging application Moveable Type and blog platform Typepad, are launching a new hosted blogging tool-cum-social networking site called Comet.

• News: Orange joins free broadband party

  Orange today introduced an offering that gives free broadband service to its mobile subscribers in the UK, the second indication this week that mobile operators are using broadband as a way to retain customers.

• News: MTV to launch own-branded music players

  To support its Urge music service, MTV has reached a deal to produce branded MP3 players with Mini Media Europe Limited.

• News: AMD Live platform coming in June

  The first systems based on the AMD Live home-entertainment platform will hit the market next month, the company said today.

• News: Symantec squashes antivirus bug

  Symantec has patched a widely reported flaw in the English versions of its corporate antivirus software.

• News: US court declines Yahoo Nazi case

  The US Supreme Court yesterday declined to hear a case in which Yahoo tried to fight a French court's order banning the company's sale of Nazi memorabilia.

• News: StarOffice virus detected

  The first virus affecting StarOffice was detected yesterday, but so far it isn't being used to infect computers.

• News: EU plays down data privacy concerns

  The EC and US government officials played down fears that flights from Europe to the US might be disrupted at the end of September, when an agreement on sharing passengers' private data will expire.

• News: Windows Live OneCare launches in US

  Microsoft is set to release a fully supported version of its Windows Live OneCare offering, marking its entry into the security software market.

• 30 May 2006

• News: Sony's LocationFree offers TV on the hoof

  Sony today announced the UK launch of its LocationFree box.

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