June 2003

• Low-Voltage Itanium 2 May Ship Soon
• Do-Not-Call Web Site Bombarded
• Another Passport Flaw Reported
• Uncle Sam vs. Spam
• Sprint PCS Lets the Music Play
• Vodafone Calls on RealNetworks
• AMD Rounds Out Opteron Line
• HP's Integrity Leads Madison Charge
• AOL Adds IM Encryption
• Digital Drums: Can't Beat It for Beginners
• IBM Readies Madison, Xeon Servers
• Olympus Unveils True Digital SLR Camera
• Dell Readies New PDA, Smartphone
• WLAN: Soon Coming Standard on Notebooks?
• Born to Surf
• Microsoft Ships Win2K Service Pack 4
• Wi-Fi Faces Growing Pains
• Chief: Homeland Security Requires Business Approach
• Microsoft Can Avoid Carrying Sun's Java
• Toshiba, Dell Unveil Hefty Notebooks
• Intel Readies Madison
• Monitor Sales Go Flat (Screen)
• Sobig Worm Crawls Again in New Version
• AOL Offers a Sneak Peek at 9.0
• Building the Digital Home
• Via Changes Motherboard Plans
• Microsoft Warns of Windows Media Flaws
• RIAA Targets Individual Music File Swappers
• Dell Readies Itanium 2 Server
• Symantec Under Fire for Bugs, Flaws
• OpenOffice.org 1.0 Launched
• HP Unveils High-End Presario
• Palladium No Threat to Antivirus Vendors
• Microsoft Employee Busted for Fraud
• Magix Updates MP3 Maker
• Even Gates Gets Spam
• Dell to Offer Cellular Modem for Notebook
• EBay Adds Shipping Tools
• Apple Touts ITunes Success
• Microsoft Hires New Privacy Chief
• E-Mail Habits Are Risky Business
• Kazaa Version 2.5 Ships
• Apple Unveils G5 Computers
• Supreme Court Upholds Library Net Filters
• Dell Adds New Printers, Monitors
• All U.S. Flights to Have E-Mail in 2004
• Piracy an Old Problem for Hollywood
• Dell Faces Dutch PC Maker in Court
• Best Buy Warns of E-Mail Scam
• Antivirus Apps Add New Tools
• Palms Get Blackberry-Like E-Mail
• Updated GoToMyPC Features Choice of Versions
• HP, Gateway Unveil PDAs for New OS
• First Tests: 3.2-GHz Pentium 4
• Microsoft Revamps Pocket PC OS
• Microsoft 'Refreshes' Office 2003 Beta
• CeBIT America '03: Picks and Pans
• 321 Studios Updates DVD Copying Tool
• High-Tech Tools for Your Wrist
• Wi-Fi Roundup: Signal Boosters, Smaller Units
• Hollywood History Goes Online
• DVD Copying Software Gets Update
• Garmin Readies GPS-Equipped PDA
• SnapPro Syncs Cell Phones, Address Books
• Crisp LCDs Offer Big Picture
• Open Source Advocate Blasts SCO
• Senate Will Consider Antispam Bill
• Multitalented Mouse Controls More Than PCs
• KeyTec Makes Any Monitor a Touch Screen
• Senator Softens Threat Against Pirates
• Wearable Videocam Records Your Life
• Time-Scout Monitor Limits Kids' PC, TV Time
• VeriSign Announces Anti-Fraud Service
• CERT, Adobe Address PDF Vulnerability
• Gateway Plans New Handhelds, Server
• Companies Told to Store Employee IMs
• Spotwave Boosts Indoor Wireless Signals
• IBM Puts Wi-Fi in Kids' Clubs
• Casio Expands Exilim Digicam Line
• Microsoft Blasts Remaining Antitrust Foe
• Pavilions, Media Center PCs Debut
• HP Will Bundle Antispam Software on PCs
• MCI's New Leader Looks Forward
• HP Readies Athlon64 3100+ PC
• Handspring Unveils Next-Gen Treo
• Microsoft Ramps Up Spam Battle
• Acer Aspires to Entertain
• Nero All-in-One Authoring Updated
• MSN Messenger Gets Emotional
• CeBIT Comes to America
• Microsoft to Pay California Consumers
• HP Ships Pair of Notebooks
• Seagate Supplies Enhanced Notebook Drives
• AMD Unveils Multiple Mobile Chips
• SanDisk, Sony Make a Memory Stick Deal
• E-Mail Takes Flight on United
• West Virginia Drops Microsoft Suit
• Stupid Spam Tricks
• Spam, Bam, Thank You Ma'am
• Iomega Unveils Multiformat DVD Burner
• Microsoft Settles North Carolina Suit
• Flaw in Linux PDF Readers Exposed
• Bugs and Fixes Update
• Bugbear Threat Level Raised
• ARM Helps Power Your PDA
• ITunes for Windows: Coming Soon?
• Microsoft Previews Producer 2003
• Microsoft Warns of Leaked MSN Messenger
• New TI Chips Help Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Coexist
• Sony Brings Video Clie to U.S.
• Canon's New Scanner, Printers Bubble Up
• Microsoft Drops Development of IE for Mac
• Will Big Media Choke the Net?
• Stand By for Office 2003 Beta 2 Refresh
• Senator: Let's Take Spammers to Court
• Schools, Hospitals Go Wireless
• European Union Taxes Digital Services
• Camera Phones Catch On
• Al-Jazeera Hacker Pleads Guilty
• AMD Boosts Transistor Speed
• Covad Buys Qwest DSL Service
• FTC Seeks Spam-Squashing Powers
• New ZoneAlarm Toughens Firewall
• Faster Wireless Standard Approved
• MusicNet Does Windows Media
• Samsung Phone Adds TV Reception
• Microsoft Takes Palladium on Tour
• Odds Go Against Online Gambling
• Philips Unveils Mirror TV
• Linux Version of Acquired Antivirus Product Doomed
• Intel Chips In to Power Larger Laptops
• Newest Bugbear Virus Targets Banks
• Yahoo Updates Business-Class IM
• Sharp Shows Its First Tablet PC
• Antivirus Vendors Wary of Microsoft Plans
• Gateway Updates Portable PCs
• Microsoft Previews FrontPage 2003
• New Pocket PC PDAs Due in June
• Should Web Be a Copyright-Free Zone?
• SCO Shares Linux Code
• Microsoft Adds Antivirus Technology
• Sony Shows High End, High Price Gadgets
• PC Sales Stall
• Big Names Ready to Rival Apple
• Drive Image 7 Beefs Up Backup
• Gateway Unveils Business PCs
• The .zip Standard Splinters
• SuSE Sends Desktop Linux to Work
• AOL 9.0 Details Emerge
• FireWire Gains Ground
• Microsoft to Show New TV Tools
• Homeland Security to Oversee Cybersecurity
• Napster's Legacy: Another Lawsuit
• Webbys Recognize Best Sites
• Sharp Unveils LCD, Projectors
• Hacker Leaks Details on PDF Flaw
• New Technique Could Help Cool Chips
• Europe Continues Microsoft Antitrust Probe
• Web Sales Tax Draws Nearer
• Report: Broadband Customers Not Playing It Safe
• EarthLink Smacks Down Pop-Up Ads
• A Night in the Hotel of the Future
• Verizon Divulges Customer Names
• HP Unveils Presarios for Gamers
• Bugbear Virus Returns in Variant
• Microsoft Memo Targets Linux
• Microsoft Shares Smart Watch Details
• Music Downloads: Is It Time to Pay?
• NVidia's FX 5900 Chip: Slim Edge, Steep Price
• 1GB CD-RW Drives: Take a Pass
• Flash-Memory Bargains Bloom
• AMD Keeps Its Value Crown
• E-Mail Evolves
• News In Brief
• Privacy Policies Neglected, Abused
• Morpheus Faces New Copyright Suit
• Microsoft Updates Project
• Sobig: Spam, Virus, or Both?
• Microsoft Updates MSN 8
• Palm Details Plans to Buy Handspring
• Sun to Share Java Gaming Software
• Microsoft Vows to Fix Patch Problems
• Insiders Beat Terrorists as Cybersecurity Risk
• Software Piracy Slows
• TiVo Compiles, Sells Users' Viewing Data
• NVidia's Benchmark Tactics Reassessed
• Adaptec Tools Turn PC Into Media Center
• HP Looks to Build a Better Business PC
• Intel Speeds Mobile Pentiums
• Sobig Variant Spreads
• Atheros Shows New Wireless Tools
• Apple Offers PowerBook Bargains
• Telling of Terrorist-Tracking Tech Tools
• Canon Unveils High-End Digicam, Projector
• PCAnywhere Turns 11
• Spam Wars Get Serious
• Will the Wi-Fi Boom Go Bust?
• The Next Ethernet
• Broadband by Power Lines: Coming Soon?
• Do PDAs Pose a Security Risk?
• Kazaa Set to Hatch Points Program