Archive for July 2005
July 1, 2005
· IE bug can crash browser
· McDonald's puts DVDs on the menu in Houston
· UFeds Target Internet Piracy Organizations
· U.S. keeps control of Internet computers
· Microsoft woos world's scientists
· Pakistan Internet disruption continues
· Microsoft settles IBM antitrust claims
· Sprint and Motorola Plan a Joint Effort on Wireless Technology
· Trojan attacks double in June
· Higher-speed broadband is knocking at your door
July 4, 2005
· Beijing clinic ministers to online addicts
· Legal action for 784 file sharers
· Net fuels Live 8 extravaganza
· Probe, comet send fireworks for the 4th
· Forget the Bootleg, Just Download the Movie Legally
· Even Poolside, Casinos Entice by Hand-Held
July 5, 2005
· German admits to creating Sasser
· Amazon.com Sitting Pretty 10 Years Later
· Soaring malware levels hint at criminal activity
· Adobe Swallows Macromedia
July 6, 2005
· AOL Takes Streaming Video to Next Level
· Sony battles hackers over hijacked games
· Honda leases first fuel cell car in U.S.
· Software patent bill thrown out
· Steve Jobs calls family of teenager killed for iPod
· Live Surgical Webcasts Play to Potential Patients
· Trend Micro Extends Security To IM
· How credit cards are stolen
· Intel Invests in Movie Distribution Co.
· Survey: Users change habits to avoid spyware
· Suspected spam king to appear in court
· Dell to hire 1,000 workers in Oklahoma
July 7, 2005
· Google, partners to back broadband venture
· Blogs respond to London blasts
· Microsoft Offers Download Workaround For IE Bug
· Opera to support BitTorrent
July 8, 2005
· German Sasser worm author gets suspended sentence
· Bombing horror captured on phones
· News sites toil as visits rocket
· Sprint unveils wireless broadband plans
· Hi. We're AMD. Please listen.
· Trojan horses gallop into networks
· Critical fixes for Windows, Office coming
· Microsoft reiterates it will charge for anti-virus protection
July 9, 2005
· Attack of the killer iPods
July 10, 2005
· Google Wins 'Typosquatting' Dispute
· Key hacker magazine faces closure
· U.S. losing share of science and engineering grads
· Microsoft Defends Claria Adware Changes
July 11, 2005
· Firms to Develop In-Flight Phone Service
· Virus exploits London Tube bombs
· Sex controversy over GTA game
· Countdown begins for milestone launch
· Broadband's power-line push
July 12, 2005
· CBS News to Expand Web News Component
· Study: Drivers on cells more likely to crash (Duh)
· 'Not Afraid' website overwhelmed
· Making computers safe against ‘spywareÂ’
· Government Looks At Macromedia Acquisition
July 13, 2005
· AOL, XM Form Joint Entertainment Venture
· Shuttle fueled up for milestone launch
· Digital TV changeover suggested for 2009
· Stop reading this headline and get back to work
· PCs falling victim to Windows flaws
· Keeper of Expired Web Pages Is Sued
· Trial Begins Against Accused Hacker
· Apple Patches OS X Flaws
July 14, 2005
· Competition Slashing Costs of Broadband
· Apple sings on iPod sales
· Dell without a 'Care' in the world
· A.M.D.'s Profit Exceeds Predictions of Analysts
July 15, 2005
· Sharp Develops 'Two-Way Viewing-Angle' LCD
· Disney ex-dissident to shut down Web site
· Sony wants bite out of Apple iPod
· Computer games 'do have benefits'
· Cost-conscious Dell branches out on style
· EA refuses to offer 'Godfather' before '06
· Imposter sites plague free credit report site
· Another worm hits AIM users
· Walmart.com Web Site Restored After Outage
· Dell rejects spyware charge
· Firefox gains on IE in June
· PBS Launches NerdTV
July 18, 2005
· Music Videos May Be Coming to iPods
· Singer launches career on eBay
· New TiVo strategy to encourage ad viewing
· HP to slash approximately 15,000 jobs
· HP's new CIO gets $15.3 million pay package
· Nigeria jails woman in $242 mln email fraud case
· Worm spells double trouble for PCs
· WinZip purchased by turnaround specialist
July 19, 2005
· News Corp to buy MySpace.com owner for $580 million
· Latest 'Conker' title not a game for kids
· PC shipments surge to near five-year high
· Soured on stickers? Try tattooed fruit
· Winamp Updated to Fix Security Hole
· Zone Labs adds spyware protection next week
July 20, 2005
· Microsoft sues over Google hire
· Cell-phone sales to reach 779 million this year
· Hackers get into USC database
· Samsung showcases 82-inch LCD TV, 40-inch OLED
· Super-fast broadband coming via cable?
· Coding misstep forces new Firefox release
· Feds Accuse Firms in Porn E-Mail Scheme
· Worm Posing as iTunes Reported (AOL Instant Messenger)
July 21, 2005
· Legally Downloaded Music Triples in 2005
· Sex scenes force re-rating of best-selling game
· Driven to distraction by technology
· EBay, With a Global Boost, Beats Wall Street Expectations
· More Incidents In London: Underground Station Evacuated
· The most-stolen vehicles in the United States (7\19\2005)
· PORN WATCHERS PUNISHED
July 22, 2005
· Sony to Release Web Browser for PSP
· Google site 'used by drug gang'
· Microsoft posts gain on strong PC demand
· Longhorn's new name: Windows Vista
· Major Firefox release delayed
July 25, 2005
· Yahoo Buys Maker of 'Widget' Applications
· Apple rolling out new Macs next week?
· Bug hunters get big cash rewards
· Windows Vista draws jokes, scorn, approval
· Watch Me Do This and That Online
· Internet Explorer 7 To Be XP Only
· Hackers target flawed backup software-survey
July 26, 2005
· Hackers Skip Windows to Embed New Infections
· Apple updates iBook with faster processor
· Microsoft steps up piracy fight
· Intel to build $3 billion factory in Arizona
· Main Street in the Cross Hairs (Free Registration Required)
· Russian spammer found beaten to death (One billion suspects at large)
July 27, 2005
· Microsoft Vista May Face Trademark Trouble
· Downloading 'myths' challenged
· Firefox downloaded 75 million times
· Motorola Unveils a Thin Phone for E-Mail Addicts (Registration)
· Infamous Spammer's Death Not Connected To Internet
· Pokemon link to porn sites
· Windows Vista Beta 1 available on MSDN Subscriber Downloads
July 28, 2005
· Google: Microsoft Lawsuit Is a 'Charade'
· Woman sues video game manufacturer (I guess murder and drug dealing were ok)
· Teens spurn e-mail for messaging
· Democrats push for age limit on Web porn
· Yahoo is wooing IBM technical talent
· Elderly Americans lose millions to Internet scams
· Cisco Security Hole a Whopper
· Geeks Meet at 'What the Hack' Conference
July 29, 2005
· Delta hopes fliers will flock to new Web site
· Blind teen amazes with video game ability
· Cisco curbs security researcher
· Handhelds fuel rise in video-game sales
· Flaw found in Sophos antivirus
· LCD television prices set to drop
· Microsoft "Genuine Advantage" cracked in 24 hours
· McAfee, Symantec Ride Security Wave
