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  • 12 April 2007

  • News: MySpace blocks users' Photobucket content

    Web mashups are all the rage, but sometimes they enrage, as evidenced by a spat between social-networking firm MySpace and Photobucket, which runs an eponymous photo and video sharing site.

  • News: Google, Yahoo & Microsoft upgrade Sitemap

    The rare collaboration between search rivals Google, Yahoo and Microsoft over site maps has yielded its first result.

  • News: Google search boss 'punches' Microsoft exec

    Microsoft and Google officials have traded comparisons of their enterprise search products to their rival's during a technology conference in San Francisco.

  • News: Free Opera update available now

    Opera Software has released Opera 9.2, a new version of the company's free multiplatform web browser that's available for immediate download.

  • News: iTunes gets MGM movies

    Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and Apple on have announced that MGM is now offering its movies for purchase and download from Apple’s iTunes Store in the US.

  • 11 April 2007

  • News: Wikipedia attacked by Larry Sanger

    The education secretary, Alan Johnson, has come under fire for saying the Wikipedia is 'a force for good'. The site's own co-founder, Larry Sanger, said that the community that produces Wikipedia was "often dysfunctional", the content was unreliable and that Wikipedia had serious management problems.

  • News: Microsoft investigates Office 2007 flaws

    Security experts have discovered vulnerabilities in Microsoft Word 2007, and other software. Hackers have not yet exploited the Word 2007 flaws, however.

  • News: Google to run worldwide developer day

    Google is trying to encourage more developers to use its web services software platform by running a 27-hour-long "Developer Day" on 31 May.

  • News: Apple iPhone emulator available online

    Before Apple's iPhone even hits the shelves, Pocket PC users can now get the look and feel of the iPhone.

  • News: Google launches 'genocide map'

    Google yesterday joined up with the US Holocaust Memorial to unveil an online-mapping initiative aimed at educating users about genocide.

  • News: McAfee predicts cybercrime meltdown

    Research from McAfee's Avert Labs predicts a nightmare future of more sophisticated cybercrime and the development of further technological means to carry out external attacks.

  • News: Microsoft releases critical Windows fixes

    Microsoft yesterday released its regularly scheduled batch of security patches. This month's Patch Tuesday includes three fixes for critical flaws in Microsoft's Windows Vista OS (operating system).

  • 10 April 2007

  • News: Windows flaw targeted by 2000+ websites

    More than 2,000 unique websites have been rigged to exploit the animated cursor security flaw in Microsoft's software, according to security vendor Websense.

  • News: Cheap PS3 offers continue

    UK retailers are offering cut-price PlayStation 3s (PS3s) just a month after the console launched.

  • News: Copycat Google threatened by Sohu

    Sohu.com has threatened to sue Google for violating its intellectual property rights, and renewed a demand for the company to stop downloads of a Chinese software tool based, in part, on one of its own databases.

  • News: Mozilla releases Thunderbird 2.0 RC1

    Mozilla has posted release candidate code for the newest version of its email client, Thunderbird 2.0, which emphasises message organisation and support for Windows Vista (see our first look at Thunderbird 2.0 here).

  • News: YouTube blocked over ridiculed king

    YouTube is working with government officials in Thailand to reinstate access to the popular video-sharing website after officials blocked it because of a video that ridiculed the country's popular king.

  • News: Apple fixes Airport Wi-Fi security flaw

    Apple has published a firmware update for its Airport Extreme Base Station that fixes two security flaws in the Wi-Fi router.

  • News: Google admits copying Sohu's software

    After evading the question for four days, Google conceded yesterday and admitted in a blog post that developers at Google China had copied part of a software tool from rival Chinese internet company Sohu.com for one of its own products. But Google later said the database was used unintentionally.

  • News: Xbox 360 gets new Windows IM tool

    Microsoft has announced Windows Live Messenger instant messaging (IM) software for the XBox 360, in another step towards making the game console a home internet access device.

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