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  • 10 April 2006

  • News: Windows ups appeal of Macs

    Apple's development of software that lets Intel-based Macintosh systems run Windows XP natively has met with the approval of several Mac-friendly IT managers. They said last week that Apple's embrace of Microsoft's operating system should make it easier to deploy the company's hardware.

  • News: IBM adds encryption to new CPU

    IBM has stolen a lead on its chip rivals with a microprocessor that has encryption hardwired into its core circuitry.

  • News: Service offers unconnected browsing

    A Seattle company has introduced a service today that allows people with laptops or handheld computers to surf through a range of web content while they're offline.

  • News: Windows Vista beta runs on Intel Mac

    Developers have managed to get a beta version of Windows Vista working on an Intel-based Mac.

  • News: Virus threatens PCs running Linux or Windows

    Hackers have released a sample code for a virus that could infect both Linux and Windows PCs.

  • News: Intel reveals LCD TV laptop concept

    Intel today revealed a laptop PC concept design in which the machine folds up with the screen facing away from the keypad and then slips into a docking station for use as an LCD (liquid crystal display) TV.

  • News: Toshiba HD-DVD laptop hits Japan in May

    Toshiba plans to put on sale in Japan in May its first laptop computer with a built-in HD-DVD drive, the company said today.

  • 08 April 2006

  • News: Macs & Windows: what you should know

    Apple this week unveiled software that will allow new Macintosh computers to run Microsoft's Windows XP software natively.

  • 07 April 2006

  • News: Acer introduces 20in laptop

    Acer yesterday announced an addition to its laptop range. The Aspire 9800 is the world's first laptop to have a 20in screen and at nearly 8kg it is one of the heaviest desktop-replacement models around.

  • News: Software firms tackle piracy in China

    In a bid to encourage Chinese officials to crack down on rampant software piracy in the country, foreign critics are working hard to sell the notion that legal software is good for China's economy.

  • News: Microsoft to patch IE, Windows, Office next week

    Microsoft is set to release five security patches for its products next Tuesday, including a highly anticipated Internet Explorer fix that will address a bug that hackers have been exploiting over the past two weeks.

  • 06 April 2006

  • News: StarOffice slashes Bristol's costs

    Bristol City Council will save 60 percent on software costs over five years by switching its 5,500 users to Sun's StarOffice and the ODF standard, and ditching Microsoft Office.

  • News: Microsoft launches Linux site

    Microsoft is expected to unveil a website for users to find information about its Linux and open-source interoperability efforts today at LinuxWorld, according to the executive in charge of those plans.

  • 05 April 2006

  • News: MS: infected hard drives must be 'nuked'

    Companies should put automated processes in place to 'nuke' their PCs' hard drives once they're infected with some kinds of malware, since that's the only reliable way of recovering from such infestations.

  • News: Software lets Intel Macs run Windows XP

    Apple's bid to attract Windows switchers climbed several notches today with the release of software that allows Intel Macs to install and run Windows XP on their Macs.

  • News: Dixons to disappear from high street

    The Dixons brand name is to vanish from high streets across the UK as parent company DSG today announced a refocusing of its online and bricks-and-mortar retail operations.

  • 04 April 2006

  • News: NHTCU disappears into revamped crime agency

    When you're hit by a virus, will SOCA want to know?

  • News: Concerns over Chinese technology policies

    Chinese technology policies that limit market access for non-Chinese companies raise concerns about the country's commitment to its World Trade Organisation obligations.

  • 03 April 2006

  • News: Microsoft scheme may ease Vista delay fallout

    Even though Windows Vista won't be available until next year, Microsoft is working with hardware partners to prepare customers for its release.

  • 02 April 2006

  • News: The EU antitrust trial timeline

    In 1998 Sun Microsystems filed a complaint about Microsoft with the EC. Eight years later the case is still in court with a settlement as much as another year away.

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