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- 24 June 2006
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News: Free broadband?
With a raft of ISPs pushing ever-cheaper deals for home users, there’s one offer that stands out from all the rest. It certainly talks the talk, but can The Carphone Warehouse’s TalkTalk walk the walk?
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Opinion: Real security patch
RealNetworks has released a patch for several critical security holes in RealOne Player 1.0 and 2.0, Helix Player 1.x and RealPlayer 8.0, 10.0 and 10.5.
- 23 June 2006
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News: WMP 11.0 beta - slim pickings so far
Microsoft is overhauling Windows Media Player, giving its music player its biggest revamp in years.
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News: Computers could be 500 times faster
A pack of European researchers are working to develop silicon chips that forego wires for carrying electric currents, an advance they say could lead to computers that run up to 500 times faster than today's models.
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News: Alleged hacker named by TorrentSpy
The name of a hacker who allegedly broke into TorrentSpy's computer systems has been released by the company.
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News: WGA Notification 'spyware' can be killed off
Microsoft's battle against software counterfeiting has been controversial at the best of times.
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News: FTC laptops containing personal data stolen
The US Federal Trade Commission will shortly notify 110 people that two laptop computers containing their personal data were stolen from a locked vehicle.
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Opinion: Who moved my stuff?
Change is here in the shape of public betas of both Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007. But new ways of working may leave you feeling a little lost…
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News: Vista to be aggressively promoted at Xmas
Microsoft said yesterday that it will run promotions for Windows Vista to tie in with the Christmas shopping season in November and December.
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News: Rich-media ads to be tested on Google Video
A public test to show display and video ads on Google Video, another step in the search giant's exploration of graphical ads in its own services, will be launched soon, according to internal sources.
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News: 1m Koreans tune into mobile digital TV
One million mobile terrestrial digital-TV receivers were purchased in South Korea in the first six months or so after the service was launched, according to government figures.
- 22 June 2006
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News: French copyright compromise advances
A committee convened to determine a compromise draft of a French copyright law had no trouble reaching a decision today - after opposition lawmakers walked out of the meeting.
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News: Mio says more the merrier with latest GPS models
Watch out - the Belgians are coming and they’re on a mission to keep us Brits on the straight and narrow.
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News: iTunes TV downloads now possible
If Apple wishes to make a move to offer films and TV programs through its iTunes service in the UK then the door has been left wide open for it.
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News: Steganos launches Internet Anonym VPN
Mobile workers and even private individuals will be able to take advantage of VPN security thanks to a service launched by Steganos.
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News: World Cup games hit mobiles
Among the list of technology firsts at the World Cup in Germany is the use of a system that can format action to suit mobile phone displays.
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News: Yet another Excel attack posted
On Tuesday, a hacker published code that takes advantage of an unpatched flaw in the Microsoft spreadsheet software, the third such exploit to be disclosed in the past week.
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News: Samsung to put WiMax into mobiles
Samsung plans to release a mobile phone that includes support for mobile WiMax networks next year, the company said.
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News: Google's toolbar to be spread by Adobe
Adobe will distribute Google's browser toolbar with some of its products, it announced yesterday.
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News: Wi-Fi driver used to hack laptop
A way of seizing control of a laptop by exploiting flawed code in the system's wireless device driver has been discovered by security researchers.
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