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Archive - 25 Jul 2005

Move over, Google: Here's MSN Virtual Earth

News Microsoft has joined Google in the mapping arena with a new product that also includes technology to pinpoint your location based on Wi-Fi signals

EMC unveils storage system to end all storage systems

News Well, almost. EMC has unveiled its largest-ever storage array, but this 288TB behemoth will be dwarfed by next year's first petabyte device

Possible prior art for Microsoft smiley patent found

News A Microsoft software patent application could be undermined by similarities with a 15-year old technology used in Usenet bulletin boards

Time staff sent home as work dries up

News The largest UK-owned computer supplier has asked staff to return on Thursday, as some worry that they may not get paid on time this month

How does 'that company' treat free software?

Comment Sun's approach to free software is complex, and it's a mistake not to recognise that

Openness is our best defence

Leader The police want greater powers to close down or force open Net activities that support terrorism. Such ideas may be more counterproductive than counterterrorist

TippingPoint to offer bug bounty

News The intrusion-prevention company is trying to encourage responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities by offering cash for details

HP claims photo printer speed breakthrough

News Printing photos is a lot quick with the latest photo printer from HP - but while it is fast the cartridges are far from cheap

Sun: we're backing Opteron

News AMD and Sun could soon be working together to make the Opteron chip better

Windows Vista gets a mixed reception

News Surely the official name for the next version of Windows doesn't stand for 'viruses, infections, spyware, trojans and adware'.....

Industry group pushes secure servers

News The Trusted Platform Module has been proposed as a way of making data more secure

Laptop user convicted of illegal Wi-Fi use

News A UK court has fined a man for logging onto a domestic wireless network without permission

Cost and compexity sunk Dixons outsourcing deal

News Dixons top brass pulled the plug on a proposed outsourcing deal with LogicaCMG after a slew of last-minute worries

ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite 6.0

Review ZoneAlarm Security Suite puts Norton and McAfee to shame with its easy-to-use triple-layer firewall, antivirus, antispam and now antispyware features.

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