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• 13 March 2006

• News: Warnings over serious Apple flaws

  Security company eEye has warned of two serious bugs in Apple media software, putting both Windows and Mac OS X systems at risk.

• News: Hacked bank server hosts phishing sites

  Criminals appear to have hacked into a Chinese bank's server and are using it to host phishing sites to steal personal data from customers of eBay and a major US bank.

• News: SanDisk leader shares 'iPod killer' insights

  SanDisk has aggressive plans to seize market share from Apple's iPod business.

• News: Acer joins group making 3G laptops for Vodafone

  Acer has built two notebook computers that can connect to the internet and download data using 3G mobile networks.

• News: USB drives find a world of uses

  A USB memory stick that doubles as a portable VoIP phone and a 16GB personal storage device the size of a credit card were just two of the devices shown off at CeBit that combine flash memory and USB in interesting ways.

• News: Cartridge makers attack Epson lawsuits

  Makers and resellers of third-party inkjet printer cartridges and refills have criticised Epson for hitting them with lawsuits to protect its lucrative consumables business.

• 12 March 2006

• News: Britain takes the lead in texting

  Now, put that mobile phone down and concentrate.

• 11 March 2006

• News: VMD: HD without the high price?

  The buzz about high-definition movies on optical discs might be all about HD-DVD and Blu-ray Disc, but two companies are demonstrating at the CeBit trade show this week a system that delivers HD movies on DVD-like discs for use in cheap players.

• News: EU hits back at Microsoft antitrust complaints

  Facing accusations by Microsoft that it has colluded with the company's rivals in its ongoing antitrust case, the European Commission has hit back.

• News: Windows OneCare 'won't cut it'

  Security vendors have suggested that Microsoft's pending antivirus product and upgrades to its next-generation operating system, Windows Vista, won't be enough to guard against rising threats from viruses and criminal malware.

• News: Security wins at German stadium

  Plenty can go wrong in a football stadium: the lights could go off, a fire could break out, or the ticketing system could crash as thousands of fans queue at the gates.

• 10 March 2006

• News: Blu-ray backer LG preparing HD-DVD drive

  LG, one of the main backers of the Blu-ray Disc format, has started working on a player for the rival HD-DVD format.

• News: Samsung shows flash-based laptop

  Samsung has developed a higher-capacity version of its solid-state disk, a flash-memory based replacement for hard-disk drives.

• News: NEC demonstrates HD-DVD-R burning

  NEC is demonstrating at the CeBit trade show in Germany this week a recently developed optical disc drive that can write to HD-DVD media.

• News: MSI displays solar-powered laptop and MP3 player

  MSI is showing off a laptop and an MP3 player at CeBit that use on-board solar panels to recharge and extend battery life.

• News: Apple dispels dual-boot MacTel rumours

  Intel Macs are "unlikely" to be able to run Windows Vista, Apple said yesterday.

• News: EC to investigate RFID privacy concerns

  Legislation may be required to regulate the widespread use of RFID tags.

• News: AMD to launch more CPUs by mid-year

  AMD plans to launch its first desktop and laptop processors that support DDR2 memory chips by the middle of the year.

• News: Market ripe for Origami device, creator says

  Now that Microsoft has officially unveiled its Origami project, the big question is what sort of market acceptance will greet devices based on the ultramobile platform.

• News: Microsoft to issue one critical update

  In its monthly patch release next Tuesday, Microsoft will issue one critical security bulletin concerning the Office suite and one bulletin on Windows that is rated important.

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