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• 12 June 2006

• News: Microsoft: Malware 'on about one in 300 PCs'

• News: World Cup: robots to beat humans by 2050

• News: MessageLabs launches encrypted IM software

• News: New auction tools for eBay and PayPal

  eBay is working on services that will give buyers and sellers new tools - such as a shopping cart, further item information, and more fixed-price options - on the online auction site.

• News: High-resolution foldable digital screen 'closer'

  Japan's Seiko Epson has developed a prototype electronic-paper display that offers the world's highest resolution, says the company.

• News: Intel: more and more Moore's Law

  Researchers at Intel have found a better way to insulate circuits, enabling them to save energy as they pack more transistors onto each processor.

• News: Microsoft security at the 'Forefront'

• News: Cool gadgets-a-plenty at Computex

  The thousands of booths at the Computex trade show in Taipei are enough to keep any gadget fan happy - at least for a week.

• News: Microsoft to ease 'services disruption'

  Microsoft Chief Technology Officer Ray Ozzie clarified Microsoft's services plan on Sunday, outlining a strategy where the company's consumer-targeted Windows Live services and enterprise SaaS (software-as-a-service) offerings begin to intersect.

• News: Microsoft blogger Scoble quits for podcast startup

  Robert Scoble, a Microsoft technology evangelist and one of its best-known bloggers, is leaving to join a podcasting startup.

• 10 June 2006

• News: Intel gets in a branding pickle

  As the chip maker prepares to launch a raft of new chips and processors, it's turned into a challenge for Intel's marketing department to keep its branding in order.

• News: Intel reveals R&D plans

  Intel recently showed off a range of advanced-stage research projects to the press and potential partners at its fourth annual Research at Intel Day held at its facility in Santa Clara. The projects spanned mobile technology, enterprise computing, large-scale computing platforms and "people-centred" computing and are being developed under Intel's current mantra of "driving energy efficiency and performance."

• News: WORLD CUP: Human factor is key to security

  As fans from around the globe pour into Germany for the World Cup soccer tournament, which begins Friday, security experts from German government agencies and international police groups will be glued to their computer screens evaluating thousands of messages generated daily by security authorities on the ground.

• 09 June 2006

• News: Microsoft kills off Windows 98 and Me

  Microsoft warns customers face security risks if they use some of its ageing operating systems

• News: Microsoft set to ship high-octane Windows

  Microsoft has finished work on a version of Windows for high-performance computing (HPC), it announced today.

• News: Philips unveils gaming screens, VoIP and music gear

• News: Cable and Wireless halts broadband retail sales

  Cable and Wireless will stop selling broadband to end users, just a week after a second "free" broadband offering hit the UK market, the company said Thursday.

• News: Google pushes Firefox browser sync tool

  In another boost to Mozilla, Google has created a tool that lets users synchronize the settings of their Firefox browsers across multiple computers.

• News: Dell selling Super 3G laptops

  Dell is now taking orders for laptops with built-in HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access, otherwise known as Super 3G) 3G, as mobile operators start to roll the service out on their networks.

• News: Huge 16GB USB flash drives 'this year'

  Users looking for pocket-sized storage devices for digital photos, files, songs and other data should see 16GB USB flash drives out by the end of the year.

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