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Archive - 05 Jul 2001

Hacker exploits Microsoft bug online

News Virus experts shift the blame from the hackers to the companies who are lax about installing patches

MSN Messenger users say service sporadic

News Messenger problems mean that users are getting their buddy lists completely wiped

AOL to put version 7.0 in beta

News AOL will begin testing AOL 7.0 on Friday. Its new software will generally keep the same look and feel while adding new features, particularly for Instant Messenger

Marconi: The other boot drops...

Comment When "analysts" expect a company to make a four million pound loss on a year's trading, and the company says: "Actually, we think you should make that a hundred million" you can expect panic.

Online gaming could run and run

News Many observers are of the opinion that the games software industry is on the brink of the strongest growth cycle it has experienced in years

BT offers broadband users software to rent

News While critics argue the connection cost is high enough, BT is hoping consumers will pay even more for easy access to software and games

Dot-com demise reaches researcher Jupiter

News Jupiter's methodology seen by some companies as being less reliable than that of rival NetRatings

Microsoft's open source arguments are arrogant, says IBM

News Open source 'tide' will sweep over Microsoft's proprietary defences, say IBM executives

Open source fans try to outflank .Net

News Ximian move could maximise the popularity of the .Net software-as-a-service strategy, while undermining Microsoft's control over the actual software itself

Electrifying internet access

Comment A new factor has entered the broadband battle: a German company -- RWE Powerline -- is now selling fast, cheap Internet over mains power cables.

EasyEverything blocks customers from gay Web sites

News Gay communities are calling for a boycott of the 'homophobic' Internet cafe chain

Consumer electronic spending will defy global slowdown

News Demand for the latest gadgets will continue, even if the slowdown in the US economy hits the UK hard

A Year Ago: Internet cafe does totally free Internet time

News Old hand Cyberia is to provide free Internet access to customers

Sony Multiscan SDM-M81

Review This dual-input 18.1in. LCD monitor should suit well-heeled professionals who want to maximise screen space efficiently.