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• 18 April 2006

• News: AMD seeks Microsoft evidence in Intel case

  AMD took another step forward in its antitrust suit against Intel last week by filing a subpoena in US courts for documents held by Microsoft.

• 17 April 2006

• News: Project targets avian influenza

  A research institute is harnessing the power of thousands of computers over the internet to investigate potential drug treatments for deadly avian influenza.

• 16 April 2006

• News: IPTV in Europe won't be quick money maker

  Even if users flock to new television services offered over high-speed internet connections, telcos in Western Europe should expect only modest profits in the short term.

• 15 April 2006

• News: Opinion: techno chefs in training

  As a kid, my favorite cartoon was The Jetsons, and one of the show's most memorable images for me is Jane Jetson whipping up a five-course meal in a matter of seconds with a few taps of a button.

• 14 April 2006

• News: Microsoft outs typo-squatting menace

  Microsoft has released an Internet Explorer plug-in that reveals the true scale of the phenomenon of squatting popular URLs with misspelled equivalents.

• 13 April 2006

• News: Glitzy Vista barred to pirates

  Microsoft is planning to tie Windows Vista's premium graphics system, Aero, to its antipiracy Genuine Advantage programme, according to a preliminary Vista guide posted online this week.

• News: Yahoo accused of poor email service

  A US security vendor claims to have discovered the reason for Yahoo’s alleged poor email delivery: as many as half of its email hosts can be "closed" at any one time.

• News: Patent reveals Google Voice is on the way

  A recently filed patent has provided a glimpse of Google's pending voice-activated search engine.

• News: Boot Camp flaws turn Macs into PCs

  Mac users are reporting serious problems with Apple's Boot Camp, the software that lets Intel-based Macs run Windows.

• News: Mac Windows security concerns dismissed

  Gartner analyst Michael Silver has dismissed concerns that running Windows XP on a Mac will open up the Mac OS to viruses.

• News: Is there life beyond search page three?

  If your service or website isn't included within the first three pages of a search result, you need to act fast.

• News: Terror test shakes London's banks

  UK banks need to think ahead and communicate more when faced with a terrorist attack, according to the results of a drill carried out across the City of London.

• News: Samsung to launch ultra-mobile PC

  Samsung is planning to put its Q1 ultra-mobile PC on sale worldwide in May, the company said today.

• News: Google launches calendar service

  Google has launched a web-based calendar service that will let users add meetings and events using their own words.

• News: Sony reveals more details of Blu-ray Disc PC

  Sony has released a few details about what is expected to be its first desktop PC to include a Blu-ray Disc drive.

• News: Fifa criticises data gathering at World Cup

  Regardless of the outcome of the World Cup in Germany several weeks away, the games already have their place in history.

• 12 April 2006

• News: China talks yield 'modest' success

  Trade talks between US and China this week yielded some "incremental" commitments by China to reduce intellectual property infringements, said a group representing US software and entertainment companies.

• News: Service deletes files on stolen laptops

  Everdream has launched a service to delete or encrypt files on stolen PCs and laptops.

• News: The Beatles make online music plans

  The Beatles may be preparing to release their music through digital-music services, reports claim.

• News: For BlackBerry read RedBerry

  China Unicom (China United Telecommunications), the country's second-largest mobile operator, has introduced a push email service with a name that closely echoes RIM's popular BlackBerry service.

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