July 2004

• Microsoft Plugs 'Critical' IE Hole
• Intel Chip Set Flaw Mars Nocona Launch
• Apple Accuses RealNetworks of Hacking
• Blogging on the Run in Boston
• I Want My MobiTV
• Intel Delays 4-GHz Pentium 4
• Longhorn Looks at Another Delay
• Microsoft Shows Off Search Tools
• Glitch Locks Out Money Users
• Will Cheaper Software Ease Piracy?
• Hackers Trade Tool Tips
• Best Buy to Sell New Gateway Notebooks
• PDA Viruses Could Get Nasty
• Democrats Pledge Their Tech Support
• Intel Boss Tells Employees to Shape Up
• Dean, Democrats Debate E-Voting Security
• Dell, HP Show New Notebooks
• Fujifilm Revamps Digicams
• Zindows Worm Follows MyDoom's Path
• Skype Reaches Beyond the PC
• Are Tech Jobs Moving Overseas?
• Denial of Service Attack Downs DoubleClick
• PDA Sales Still Slumping
• Windows XP SP2
• Windows Patches du Jour
• Patch Management 101
• WorldBench 5.0 Publishing Guidelines
• WorldBench 5: Frequently Asked Questions
• PC World's WorldBench 5.0
• Your Guide to the Top 100
• AMD Unveils Low-Cost Processors
• Toshiba, NEC Promise HD-DVD in 2005
• Microsoft Delays 64-Bit Windows
• Microsoft Delivers Office Service Pack
• Motorola Calls on ITunes
• Microsoft Tests Web-Based IM
• Microsoft Goes After Google News
• Web-Based E-Mail Gets Personal
• M-Systems Speeds Up USB Flash Drive
• Another MSN Wristwatch Ships
• MyDoom.0 Hammers Search Sites
• Intel Cleans Out Its Chip Closet
• RealNetworks Puts Harmony on any Player
• McAfee Names Worst Viruses
• Democrats Push Broadband
• Technology Secures Even Newfound Flaws
• HP Unveils New IPaqs
• Seagate Warranties Jump to Five Years
• Spam Slayer: Track That E-Mail
• Search Tool Combines Online, Local Data
• Privacy Protection Urged for E-Mail
• Voice over IP Rules May Loosen
• HP Prepares New IPaqs
• Law May Curb Cell Phone Camera Use
• Copy Controls Bill Draws Fire
• Sun Readies More Opteron Servers
• Skype Net Phone Service Goes Global
• Mac Skeptic: Get a Jump on Tiger's Tools
• Verizon Unveils Its Own VoIP Service
• Digital Broadcasts Go Mobile
• Microsoft to Enforce Antispam Plan
• So-Called Spam King Settles Lawsuit
• Wanted: Cybersecurity Experts
• Court Sentences Pirate to 5 Years
• Toshiba Unveils Multimedia Notebooks
• Florida Man Arrested for Online Theft
• SCO Loses Unix Copyright Claim
• Rise in 'Phishing' Causes Alarm
• Atheros Readies 802.11e Chipset
• Comcast, Disney Team on Net Services
• Sony Readies 7-Megapixel Digicam
• Microsoft, Apple Sued Over Online Updates
• Online Extortion Ring Broken Up
• Trying to Hire? Hit the Web
• Verizon Weaves Fiber-Based Broadband Offering
• Fujitsu Serves Up Second Itanium System
• Tokyo Edge: HDTV Enhancements
• HP Feared Microsoft War on Open Source
• Internet Overseers Talk Power
• Duke Seeds Campus With IPods
• AT&T Wireless Goes 3G
• Intel Unveils Power-Saving Processors
• More Worms Inch Across the Internet
• Microsoft Shares More Windows Code
• Google Gives Away Digital Photo App
• Frequent Travelers are Verizon Fans
• 'Deceptive Duo' Hacker Charged
• Liberty Alliance Readies Demos
• Antitrust Status Hearing Draws Few Gripes
• Is Your Bank Helping Phishers?
• Microsoft, Lindows Make a Deal
• Stolen Code Shop Back in Business
• Yet Another Bagle Variant Spreads
• First Windows CE Virus Emerges
• Microsoft Delves Into Show Business
• Apple Updates the IPod
• AMD Adds to Its Mobile Processor Lineup
• Macromedia's Contribute Gets Manageable
• Updated Alpha Supports Browser Access
• Yahoo Search Gains on Google
• Intel Delays Sonoma Launch
• IBM Promotes Web Access for the Disabled
• Cable Channel-Shuffling Considered
• Homeless Hacker Gets Sent Home
• Web Inventor Earns Knighthood
• PC Sales Stay Strong
• Another New Bagle Variant Spreads
• Microsoft Scoops Up Search Company
• Microsoft Shuts Down Spammer
• 'Tracking' Tags: Tool or Threat?
• Fair Use Bill Gains Ground
• Double-Layer DVDs: Missing in Action
• Online Hacker Shop Shuts Down
• Napster Lawsuit Moves Forward
• Google Goes Browsing By Name
• Microsoft Boosts IM Interoperability
• Reliability and Service
• A Clutch of Top Value PCs
• PCs For Sale. Cheap!
• Voice Over IP Has FCC Ally
• New Chips Could Put Wi-Fi in Flight
• Cheap Copies: A Risky Bargain
• HP Touts Four-in-One Linux PC
• Samsung Digicam Comes Calling
• Fujitsu Plans World's Fastest Database
• Movie Studios Allow Some Video Copying
• Digital Entertainment Dominates Macworld
• Microsoft Issues Critical Patches
• Original Mac Designers Look Back
• Ballmer Put to the Test
• Microsoft Expands Media Center Options
• Microsoft Promises Trojan Cleansing Tool
• New Trojan Horse Travels By Spam
• Canon Updates High-End Camcorder
• Japanese Officials Investigate Microsoft
• Microsoft Delays Patch Tool Again
• Surfers Find War Images Online
• Digital Gear: Flat Screens Get Smarter
• Antipiracy Efforts Seek Funding
• Microsoft Apps Share Mozilla Bug
• New Bill Aims to Fight Phishing Scams
• Yahoo Buys Oddpost
• New Roomba Vacuum Finds Its Way Home
• Microsoft Launches New Shopping Site
• Corn-Based CDs Delayed
• Microsoft Pushes Windows, Office Upgrades
• Windows XP SP2 Coming Soon
• High-Definition DVDs Prepare for Battle
• IAnywhere Heads to Smart Phones
• ISPs Pitch In to Stop Spam
• Mozilla Gains on IE
• Feds Keep an Eye on Longhorn
• Will Microsoft Deliver on Security?
• Zombie PCs: Silent, Growing Threat
• MPAA: Movie Piracy Is the New Plague
• Lovgate Worm Comes Back to Life
• Groove Updates Its Virtual Office
• Known Trojan Still Plagues Web Servers
• Windows-Powered Media Players Hit Amazon
• Mozilla Fixes Security Flaw
• Is Spam the E-Mail Majority?
• Fujitsu Phone Calls on IP, Cellular Networks
• Symantec Opens Its Security Center
• AOL Unveils Service for the Disabled
• VoIP Vendors Want Freedom
• Fujitsu Flashes Megapixel PDA
• Feds Drag Feet on Cybersecurity
• One-Third of Software Pirated
• Terrorists Rely on Tech Tools
• WallaMail Takes Aim at Gmail
• VoIP Could Avoid Usual Rules
• New Bagle Variants Spread
• Microsoft Aims to Save $1 Billion
• Seiko Epson Eyes OLED TVs
• Tech.gov: Copy Crime and Punishment
• E-Mail Glitch Exposes Private Data
• Three Minutes: So-Called Spam King Sounds Off
• Windows XP Beta Shuts Out Nocona
• Court Hands Back Keyboard Patent Case
• How Trustworthy is Microsoft's Computing?
• Microsoft Patch Leaves Holes Open
• Another Spammer Sued Under CAN-SPAM
• NEC Takes Aim at Counterfeit Batteries
• Does Your IPod Pose a Security Risk?
• Download File Unavailable
• Boston Airport Relies on BlackBerries
• Amount of Spam Still Skyrocketing
• PDAs Take a Seat at the Symphony
• Microsoft Pushes OS Updates
• Dell Recalls Portable Power Adapters
• Microsoft Pays EU's Hefty Fine
• Apple Delays New iMacs
• Samsung Shows Off Gaming Phone
• Who Could Be Reading Your E-Mail?
• HP Stands Alone With Memory Flaw
• Microsoft Ponies Up in Minnesota Settlement
• Get Aboard the PCI Express
• Search Tangles
• Wi-Fi Security Still Spotty
• Does a Windows Monopoly Put Users at Risk?
• Sony's Walkman Ready to Rival the IPod
• Fees Surprise Unwary Web Shoppers
• Microsoft Revamps MSN Search
• DVD Recorder Prices Expected to Plunge
• It's Official: Network Associates Becomes McAfee
• News in Brief