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  • 09 August 2006

  • News: Freespire OS released by Linspire

    Linspire has released Freespire 1.0, an open-source Debian version of the Linux OS, one month early, the company said today.

  • News: Nokia files suit against Qualcomm

    Nokia has filed a complaint in a US court to force Qualcomm to license its intellectual property based on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms.

  • News: Mobile phone deal penned by Skype, iSkoot

    Skype will help market an application that will put its contact list and VoIP and instant messaging services on high-end mobile phones.

  • News: Vista delays 'play into Apple's hands'

    According to an industry analyst, Apple seems set to add more unique features to Leopard, its next OS, exploiting the delay until Windows Vista hits the market.

  • News: Nikon announces latest D-SLR

    Nikon has announced the impending arrival of its latest digital SLR camera, the D80.

  • News: Wi-Fi personal communicator launched by Sony

    Sony has unveiled a wireless-enabled device that can send text messages and make free calls over the internet.

  • News: Microsoft may have multicore price edge

    Microsoft could have an early advantage over competitors IBM and Oracle as some software companies begin shifting prices to accommodate servers with multicore processors.

  • News: Smartphone encryption boosted

    Safeboot, a mobile security specialist, has launched one of the first products that can transparently encrypt and decrypt data held on Windows mobile PDAs and smartphones.

  • News: Google says click-fraud is exaggerated

    Google has published a report concluding that click-fraud incidence is lower than some auditing firms claim.

  • News: Trojan horse bites BlackBerry

    A security researcher has developed what he says is the first Trojan malware for RIM's BlackBerry email device.

  • News: PowerPoint, Windows flaws fixed

    Microsoft yesterday released 12 security bulletins outlining fixes for known vulnerabilities in its software, including nine 'critical' flaws.

  • 08 August 2006

  • News: Public sector 'can't measure IT effectiveness'

    Public-sector organisations struggle to measure the effectiveness of government-funded IT programmes, according to SAP.

  • News: IBM uses RFID to fight counterfeit drugs

    IBM today unveiled an RFID (radio frequency identification) system designed to stamp out counterfeit products from the US national supply of pharmaceutical drugs. The IBM RFID system for pharmaceutical tracking and tracing uses blended RFID software and services to automatically capture and track the movement of drugs through the supply chain, according to IBM.

  • News: Websense discovers ICMP data-stealing Trojan

  • News: Nokia plans iTunes killer

    Mobile phone giant Nokia is set to buy digital music distributor Loudeye for $60 million. The move is seen as the first step in an attempt by the handset maker to develop a music download service that can challenge iTunes.

  • News: VMware lets Macs run multiple OSes

    VMware has launched a product - as yet unnamed - that allows Intel-based Macs to run multiple OSes without the need for dual-booting. They can also access any of over 250 virtual appliances that the VMware user community has created. VMware is to demo the product today during Apple's WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) in San Francisco.

  • News: College adds voice support to Wi-Fi LAN

    An 18-month outdoor wireless mesh network pilot- already a hit with many students at a US college - will soon be upgraded with software designed to improve voice over wireless capabilities, providing a taste of things to come for inhabitants of cities throughout the world.

  • News: Apple execs attack Vista

    Yesterday, Apple stepped up its criticism of the Windows operating system.

  • News: Yahoo launches search-engine design tool

    A service from Yahoo offers web publishers the chance to design a search-engine tailored to the focus of their site or blog.

  • News: Atmel sacks four executives

    US chip maker Atmel has fired four executives, including its founder, chairman and chief executive officer, after an investigation into alleged misuse of corporate travel funds, the company said yesterday.

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