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  • 20 October 2006

  • News: Microsoft rebuts IE7 bug claim

    A flaw that research firm Secunia ApS claimed to have discovered in Internet Explorer 7 (IE 7) just hours after its unveiling is not a browser bug after all, Microsoft claims.

  • News: 30,000 videos forced off YouTube

    YouTube has deleted close to 30,000 files after complaints from an organisation representing Japanese copyright holders

  • News: New Samsung Ultramobile PCs launched

    Samsung Electronics has launched two new versions of its Q1 UMPC (ultramobile PC)

  • News: BT signs TV-on-demand deals

    MTV, Paramount Comedy and Nickelodeon have been added to the growing list of content providers partnering with BT for its soon-to-be-launched TV-on-demand service.

  • News: Google doubles profits

    Google's revenue grew by 70 percent and earnings almost doubled in its third quarter, as the company continued monetising its search engine services through online adverts

  • News: Critical patch for Windows 2000

    A software security update released by Microsoft nine days ago to fix a flaw in Windows 2000 has been reissued after the company determined that the original patch didn't completely fix a security problem

  • News: Vista blunder upsets security vendors

    McAfee slams Microsoft's "hollow assurances" after security software suppliers are locked out of meeting

  • 19 October 2006

  • News: Internet Explorer 7.0 vulnerable already

    Less than 24 hours after the launch of Internet Explorer 7 (IE7), security researchers are poking holes in the new browser.

  • News: Microsoft slashes Windows piracy

    Microsoft claims the combination of its controversial Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) tool and its “Feet on the Street” compliance team has slashed the number of pirate copies of Windows XP.

  • News: Web 2.0 wont work on mobiles

    Although the mobile industry is keen to duplicate the success of Web 2.0 applications on the internet, the wholesale transfer of that new approach over to the mobile world won't work, experts said

  • News: Politicians get MySpace alternative

    A new social-networking website, aimed at "opinion leaders" in politics and other issues, will launch today is the US.

  • News: Microsoft Zune profanity shocker

    Microsoft’s forthcoming digital music player, dubbed Zune, may make some Hebrew speakers gasp. The name for the device - which will take on the Apple iPod when released later this year - sounds like a vulgarity, specifically the "f" word, in Hebrew

  • News: Microsoft slams Apple over iPod virus

    Security and quality assurance experts reacted negatively to Apple's efforts to blame manufacturing problems that resulted in iPod MP3 players shipping with a virus that affects Windows

  • News: Internet Explorer 7.0 now available

    Microsoft's free download offers tabbed browsing, an antiphishing toolbar and a redesigned interface

  • News: Google's blogging woes continue

    A Google employee mistakenly posted information to an official Google blog that she had intended to publish in her personal blog, in the latest blogging faux pas for the search engine giant

  • 18 October 2006

  • News: Microsoft reveals privacy guidelines

    Microsoft has released an internal document revealing how it protects customers' privacy in the hopes that other companies will adopt similar practices.

  • News: Microsoft and Orange link IM networks

    Microsoft and Orange will link their instant messaging systems later this year, allowing up to 375 million people to chat with each other using their PC or mobile phone

  • News: AllofMP3.com denies music piracy

    An executive of the Russian song-downloading website AllofMP3.com insists his site is legal, despite admitting it has never paid royalties from sales directly to artists

  • News: Mobile TV fans get new options

    Watch your home TV programming on your mobile

  • News: Windows virus in latest iPods

    Video iPods sold last month were infected with a Windows virus, Apple reveals

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