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  • 07 March 2007

  • News: Bagle worm still a threat 3 years on

    The Bagle worm continues to plague the internet over three years after it first appeared, with many anti-virus engines unable to keep up, a security vendor has claimed.

  • News: HP increases PC sales lead over Dell

    HP continued to pull ahead of Dell in global PC sales during the fourth quarter of 2006, according to an industry report released yesterday.

  • News: My Yahoo upgrade coming soon

    Yahoo's My Yahoo service, which lets users aggregate content and services on a single web page, will soon get a significant upgrade, the company's chief executive officer said yesterday.

  • News: UK local govt websites slammed

    Local UK authority websites are still falling down on usability, a survey published by the Society of IT Management (Socitm) has found.

  • 06 March 2007

  • News: Nokia to work on nanotech phones

    Nokia and the University of Cambridge have agreed to collaborate in several areas of long-term research, beginning with nanotechnology.

  • News: Can the FlipStart revolutionise portable PCs?

    FlipStart, a super-compact PC from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's Vulcan Portals, won't officially be announced until tomorrow. But it's already been demonstrated to IT professionals at a mobile conference in Indian Wells, California, this week.

  • News: Adobe refutes CS3 'release date'

    Following Adobe's announcement that it will be formally launching the next version of its Photoshop Creative Suite on 27 March, the company has clarified that the software will not be shipping until later in the Spring.

  • News: Violence ban on citizen journalists

    The French Constitutional Council has approved a law that criminalises the filming or broadcasting of acts of violence by people other than professional journalists. The law could lead to the imprisonment of eyewitnesses who film acts of police violence, or operators of websites publishing the images, one French civil liberties group warned today.

  • News: UK passport RFID cracked

    A security expert has cracked one of the UK's new biometric passports, which the British government hopes will cut down on cross-border crime and illegal immigration.

  • News: Lost emails intensify Intel & AMD battle

    Intel may have lost some internal emails that the company is required to produce in a lawsuit brought against it by AMD, according to the company’s lawyers.

  • News: Ban on new internet cafes in China

    The Chinese government will not approve licences for new internet cafes this year as part of a move intended to strengthen government control over the popular internet access points

  • News: Intel delays Windows Vista upgrade

    Far from benefiting from an expected boost in sales on the back of Microsoft’s Windows Vista launch, Intel has revealed that it’s not ready to contribute to the installed base of Vista systems.

  • News: Microsoft slams Google Book Search

    A Microsoft attorney will attack Google's book search service in a speech today to the Association of American Publishers (AAP), saying Google is misappropriating principles of fair use to further its own business model.

  • News: Vista demand slow in Japan

    PCs running Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system got a cool response from consumers in Japan during their first month on sale, according to data published today

  • News: Intel speeds development to beat AMD

    Facing a market glut of microprocessors and weak corporate demand for PCs running Microsoft's new Windows Vista OS, Intel hopes to stay profitable by producing new chip designs faster than its competitors, Intel chief executive Paul Otellini said.

  • News: Mystery over Vista activation 'crack'

    The unknown hacker who claimed to have created a workaround for Windows Vista activation codes now says the crack was a 'joke'. But critics believe the individual is 'running scared'

  • News: Ex-Worldcom boss Ebbers to stay in prison

    The US Supreme Court says Bernard Ebbers, former chief executive officer at WorldCom, will remain in prison to serve out his 25-year sentence.

  • News: Apple updates iTunes and QuickTime

    Apple has released updates for its digital jukebox software iTunes, as well as an update for QuickTime.

  • News: Live Messenger riches to go to charity

    As part of an initiative to promote Windows Live Messenger 8.1 (WLM), Microsoft will give away a percentage of the advertising revenue it gains from participating users in the US, according to an announcement made on the software vendor's Channel 10 product news website.

  • 05 March 2007

  • News: YouTubes partnerships exceed 1,000

    A report has confirmed that YouTube has secured more than 1,000 partnerships with content owners.

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