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- 19 September 2006
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News: Google dips fingers into politics
Google has formed a political action committee to exert pressure on the US Congress and promote legislation that benefits the company.
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News: HP turns over documents to investigators
HP has turned over thousands of documents to a US House subcommittee investigating methods the company used to find out who was leaking company information to the media.
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News: EU bears no grudge toward Microsoft
European Commissioner for competition Neelie Kroes today denied she is conducting a personal vendetta against Microsoft.
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News: Instant messaging worm is tough to fight
A sophisticated computer worm spreading via AIM is setting up a botnet that may be difficult to combat, security researchers said.
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Opinion: Mobile phones turn kids into monsters
When I was very young, I had a mobile. And many children today have mobiles too.
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News: BenQ, Motorola, Nokia to give CeBit a miss
Three of the world's largest manufacturers of mobile phones will not participate at next year's CeBit trade show, following a review of their marketing activities.
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News: Pay for your post over the internet
Stamps could soon become a thing of the past if a free initiative from the Royal Mail catches on.
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News: Security hole appears in Adobe Reader
A security researcher claims it is possible to install malicious code on a user's computer through standard Adobe Reader features.
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News: Spammers mining free web-hosting services
Spammers have found a way to mine free web-hosting services for cash.
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News: Hands off newspapers' material, Google told
A court forced Google yesterday to remove all French and German language newspapers published in Belgium from its Google News search service.
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News: Toshiba issues laptop battery recall
Toshiba has become the latest company to recall faulty laptop batteries. Some 340,000 products are affected by the recall.
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News: Microsofts Soapbox takes on YouTube
Microsoft hopes to bank on the popularity of online video-sharing services such as YouTube and Google Video with its own competitive service, which goes into beta today.
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News: Napster seeks partnership or sale
Napster has revealed that it’s in talks over a sale or possible strategic partnership.
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Opinion: Vista and Leopard features compared
The relative merits of the latest operating system releases from both Microsoft and Apple Computer have been debated at great length. PC Advisor got down and dirty with both packages to uncover the killer differences, and find out how they'll affect you, the end user.
- 18 September 2006
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News: Silicon laser could replace copper in PCs
Researchers from Intel and the University of California have found a way to build low-cost 'laser chips' that could eventually shuttle data around PCs at much higher speeds than today's copper wire interconnects.
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News: Sandisk, Real take on iPod, iTunes
Real is hoping to make a stronger push into the portable digital music market with the introduction of Sandisk's Sansa music players that come bundled with RealNetworks Rhapsody music service.
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Opinion: The art of self defence
The days when you could activate your security software and then sit back and relax are over. It’s time to take a proactive approach to securing your system.
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Opinion: The art of self defence
The days when you could activate your security software and then sit back and relax are over. It’s time to take a proactive approach to securing your system.
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News: HP probe involved stalking, email tracking
HP board members and journalists were under physical surveillance by investigators trying to find out who was providing information to reporters and private investigators tried to put tracking software on a journalist's computer to keep tabs on email.
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News: Gartner predicts rootkit trouble ahead
Research analysts at Gartner are predicting a sticky web of security hazards for IT professionals over the next two years, ranging from targeted financial attacks to spyware to rootkits.
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