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  1. MAY 19: TDK Unveils 100GB Blu-Ray Disk Prototype
  2. MAY 19: AMD showcases Turion 64-bit notebooks
  3. MAY 20: New form of piracy protection for DVDs
  4. MAY 23: BitTorrent drops its trackers
  5. MAY 23: Netscape's brand new browser gets patched
  6. MAY 20: MicroWorld Releases New Version of MailScan Ver. 4.5
  7. May 24: Bypass found for Windows piracy check
  8. MAY 24: Verbatim starts shipping 2-4x DVD-R dual layer media
  9. MAY 24: Nero 1st to support Layer-Jump Recording of dual-layer DVD-R media
  10. MAY 24: Microsoft: SP2 makes Windows 15 times safer
  11. MAY 24: Trojan.Pgpcoder used to encrypt files & hold them for ransom
  12. MAY 26: Worms Dupe Yahoo, AOL IM Users
  13. MAY 26: Firefox toolbar blocks phishing sites
  14. MAY 26: Microsoft Opens x64 Upgrades to Retail
  15. MAY 26: Feds shut down BitTorrent hub
  16. MAY 26: Official BitTorrent Search Opens
  17. MAY 26: Winamp plug-in allows iPod users to ditch iTunes
  18. MAY 27: Microsoft advises IE users to uninstall Netscape 8
  19. MAY 28: BitTorrent/Edonkey site, ShareLive Shutting Down
  20. MAY 28: Pentium D hits the desktop
  21. MAY 28: Microsoft launches anti-spam site
  22. MAY 31: Blank virus blanks email
  23. MAY 31: First laser optical mouse arrives
  24. MAY 31: Security Flaw in Yahoo Music Beta
  25. MAY 31: Sony sells over 1 million CDs featuring "sterile burning" DRM
  26. MAY 31: Terabyte of data DVD storage disks on the way
  27. JUN 01: Mozilla unveils next-gen Firefox to developers
  28. Jun 02: Apple Offers $50 Credit for IPod Batteries
  29. JUN 03: ATI announces Crossfire to take out NVidias SLI
  30. JUN 01: Spybot - Search & Destroy 1.4 finally arrived! (31. May 2005)
  31. JUN 03: Hack can upgrade XP Home to XP Pro Lite
  32. JUN 03: Hackers plot to create massive botnet
  33. JUN 03: New wrinkle in movie swapping
  34. JUN 03: Bin Laden Trojan quickly constrained
  35. JUNE 06: DVD Decrypter - development stopped
  36. JUN 06: Macs will be no more
  37. JUNE 07: MSN flaw put Hotmail accounts at risk
  38. JUNE 07: Spoofing flaw resurfaces in Mozilla browsers
  39. JUNE 07: AOL launches free 2GB webmail service
  40. JUNE 07: Apple QuickTime 7 Preview Available
  41. JUNE 07: Maxtor Unveils 500GB Hard Disk
  42. JUNE 08: Apple uncages Leopard OS X 10.5
  43. JUNE 09: Microsoft offers tabbed browsing in IE 6
  44. JUNE 09: Microsoft preps 'critical' Windows patch
  45. JUNE 09: Microsoft planning music subscription service
  46. JUNE 09: Mytob worm picks up phishing trick
  47. JUNE 09: Symantec ask court to rule Hotbar.com as adware
  48. JUNE 09: Cut down Windows to ship next week
  49. JUNE 10: Microsoft offers beta of Adobe rival
  50. June 12: FCC Restricts Digital TV Shows and Movies
  51. JUNE 13: Jacko suicide Trojan spreading fast
  52. JUNE 13: Security chip to limit OS X to Macs
  53. JUNE 14: Adobe flaw puts PCs at risk
  54. JUNE 14: IE7 being developed to resist spyware
  55. JUNE 14: Infineon Supplies First DDR3 Devices
  56. JUNE 14: Nero 6 Reloaded version 6.6.0.14 released
  57. JUNE 14: Fixes in for critical IE, Windows flaws
  58. JUNE 14: InterVideo Launches WinDVD 7
  59. JUNE 15: DivX 6 Enters the Market with Enhanced Performance, Editing
  60. JUNE 15: AOL branded most infected network
  61. JUNE 15: Fujitsu recalls 250,000 notebook batteries
  62. JUNE 15: Macrovision Files Lawsuit Against Sima and Interburn's DVD Copying Products
  63. JUNE 16: DRM infected "CD's" on the way!
  64. JUNE 16: HP intros AMD 64 bit notebooks
  65. JUNE 17: Opera fixes browser flaws
  66. JUNE 17: Netscape sends out another patch
  67. JUNE 17: Microsoft Readies BitTorrent Alternative
  68. JUNE 17: Adware makers exploit BitTorrent
  69. JUNE 17: Winamp version 5.093. Released
  70. Jun 17: ISPs Attempt to Stop Public Broadband
  71. JUNE 20: PayPal rival on the way from Google?
  72. JUNE 20: Anti-spyware apps launched by Trend Micro
  73. JUNE 20: HDTV Over DSL Demonstrated
  74. JUNE 21: Microsoft looking for OneCare testers
  75. JUNE 21: Apple discontinues single-processor Power Mac
  76. JUNE 21: Samsung claims DRam speed record
  77. JUNE 21: Mozilla Firefox 1.0.5 (Test) Builds Available
  78. JUNE 22: VideoLAN Days Numbered?
  79. JUNE 22: Pop-up vulnerability found in major browsers
  80. JUNE 23: Microsoft to Sell Antivirus Software
  81. JUNE 23: Mass hack targets critical Windows flaw
  82. JUNE 23: Legal downloads of music may soon surpass pirated
  83. JUNE 23: BitTorrent inventor launches a sting attack at Microsoft
  84. Jun 23 - Music Piracy a $4.6B Business
  85. Jun 23 - File-Swapping May Be Here to Stay
  86. JUNE 24: Microsoft: No plans to patch IE spoof
  87. JUNE 24: RealNetworks fixes security glitches
  88. JUNE 24: Sony, Toshiba Push Their Own Standards for Next-Generation DVD
  89. JUNE 24: Morpheus Returns Upgraded and Safer
  90. JUNE 24: Hackers probe Outlook Express flaw
  91. JUNE 24: Behold the customizable keyboard
  92. JUNE 24: Coders beaver away to run Windows apps on Intel Macs
  93. Jun 25: Little Agreement on Spyware Guidelines
  94. JUNE 26: Norton Antivirus 2006 Beta testing leeked
  95. June 27: Hollywood hails court ruling on online piracy case
  96. JUNE 28: Worm baits hook with hints of Pope plot
  97. JUNE 28: New education tools from Microsoft
  98. JUNE 28: AMD sues Intel
  99. JUNE 28: Apple Updates iTunes Music System
  100. JUNE 29: The game's up for Windows 2000
  101. JUNE 29: Google gets even more personal
  102. JUNE 29: Adobe patches Mac security flaws
  103. JUNE 30: DVD Jon patches Google Video
  104. JUNE 30: Spam postcard delivers nasty surprise
  105. JUNE 30: First HD-DVD ROM Media Ready by end of 2005
  106. JUNE 30: TDK Showcases 100GB BD-R Disc
  107. JUL 01 - New LLU ISP to offer 24meg broadband
  108. JUL 01: Microsoft warns of unpatched IE flaw
  109. JUL 01: Broadband speed war emerges
  110. JULY 04: Hollywood studios prepare for legal movie downloads
  111. JULY 04: Microsoft Patch May be a Trojan
  112. June 30: Now playing on Google: 'Matrix,' 'Family Guy'
  113. JULY 05: Viruses, worms and Trojans increase by 60 per cent
  114. JULY 05: New wi fi broadband developed
  115. JULY 05: Screensavers get the message across
  116. JULY 05: Teenager admits writing Sasser worm
  117. JULY 05: Firefox to get Google toolbar
  118. July 05: Phishing Attacks Reach All-Time High
  119. JULY 07: Opera browser with built in BitTorrent client
  120. JULY 07: AMD ships 64-bit Semprons
  121. JULY 07: MS downgrades Claria adware detection
  122. JULY 07: Exploit published for old Firefox flaw
  123. JULY 07: The 2005 Guinness Book of World Records' Smallest Hard Disk Drive
  124. JULY 07: Trojan horses gallop into networks
  125. JULY 07: Critical fixes for Windows, Office coming
  126. JULY 08: Trojan downloader spam poses as admin email
  127. JULY 08: Google invests in electric broadband
  128. JULY 08: Microsoft to demo forms' abilities in next Office
  129. JULY 08: Sharp next to develop 100GB optical disc
  130. JULY 08: Adobe reports flaw in Acrobat Reader
  131. JULY 09: Nero Burning Rom 6.6.0.15 Released !
  132. JULY 11: Computer hijacking on the rise
  133. JULY 11: New-age keyboard: Trace, don't write
  134. JULY 11: HP unveils latest inkjet technology
  135. JULY 11: Microsoft claims Windows more secure than Linux
  136. JULY 11: Hacker mag closure spells bad news for security
  137. JULY 11: Intel intros Pentium D dual-core chips
  138. JULY 12: EU antitrust officials raid Intel
  139. JULY 12: Comcast revs up downloads
  140. JULY 12: Public tests new version of Flash player
  141. JULY 12: PCs falling victim to Windows flaws
  142. JULY 12: AMD alleges Intel compilers create crash code for its chips
  143. JULY 13: Mozilla squishes latest Firefox bugs *1.05 released*
  144. JULY 13: New IE plug-in aims to speed Web searches
  145. JULY 13: ATI Vs NVIDIA: Battle of the GPUs
  146. JULY 13: Intel Unveils Jonah Dual-Core CPU Details
  147. JULY 14: RIAA reports on CD piracy becoming more sophiscticated
  148. JULY 14: Apple unveils OS X security patches (UPDATE v10.4.2)
  149. JULY 14: Dell: why Customer Care had to die
  150. JULY 14: Brief: Sony Recalls 16,000 LCDs
  151. JULY 14: Matrox Announces PCI Express Graphics Card
  152. Jul 18 - WinZip bought by Vector Capital
  153. Jul 18 - Microsoft admits to Media Center hole
  154. Jul 18 - Spammers hack Firefox support site
  155. Jul 18 - IE and MSN Messenger open door for attackers
  156. Jul 18 - Mozilla preps updates
  157. Jul 18 - XP flaw allows for DoS attacks
  158. Jul 18 - Sasser like worm (Lebreat) spreads slowly
  159. Jul 20 - Microsoft enhances anti-spyware tools
  160. Jul 20 - Microsoft sues Google
  161. July 19 - Greasemonkey Flaw Prompts Critical Uninstall Warning
  162. Jul 20 - Super Speed Broadband Seen Over Cable TV in 2006
  163. Jul 20 - Samsung Highlights 82" TFT LCD at IMID
  164. Jul 20 - Hackers get into USC database
  165. Jul 20 - Unpatched IE flaw allows remote attacks
  166. Jul 20 - Mozilla Firefox 1.0.6 released (stability update)
  167. Jul 21 - Major Firefox release delayed
  168. Jul 21 - Worm wears iTunes guise
  169. Jul 21 - WD extends HDD warranty periods
  170. Jul 21 - New Winamp version 5.094 features id3v2 tags security fix
  171. Jul 22 - Microsoft offers glimpse at new Hotmail
  172. Jul 22 - July 22- Microsoft calls new operating system Windows Vista
  173. Jul 25 - Windows XP Update Users Face Anti-Piracy Check as of Today
  174. Jul 26 - Japan aims for world's fastest computer by 2010
  175. Jul 26 - AMD to raise Athlon prices?
  176. Jul 26 - Beta of Windows Vista due Wednesday
  177. Jul 26 - Firefox downloaded 75 million times
  178. Jul 27 - Apple updates iBooks and Mac minis
  179. Jul 27 - Internet TV in airplane seats next year
  180. Jul 27 - Testers lock horns with Vista beta (screenshoots incl)
  181. Jul 28 - IE7 nukes Google, Yahoo! search
  182. Jul 29 - Ex-Microsoft Exec Barred From Google Job
  183. Aug 1 - Windows copy protection defeated
  184. Aug 1 - Worm poses as pirated 'Grand Theft Auto'
  185. Aug 1 - HD DVD backers allege Blu-ray 'playability, reliability issues'
  186. Aug 1 - Worm mocks convicted Sasser author (Lebreat-D)
  187. Aug 1 - AMD takes knife to price list
  188. Aug 1 - Intel trims Centrino, Celeron prices
  189. Aug 1 - Nanotech breakthrough promises faster CPUs
  190. Aug 1 - World?s Fastest DVD Rewritable Discs Now Available
  191. Aug 2 - Wanted: Windows Hackers
  192. Aug 2 - Apple releases multibutton mouse
  193. Aug 2 - Opera to remove IE disguise?
  194. Aug 4 - Core flaw opens Windows 2000 to attack
  195. Aug 4 - JPEG-based virus attack gets closer
  196. Aug 4 - Windows Vista tool targeted by virus writers
  197. Aug 4 - Nero 6.6.0.16 has been released along with changelogs
  198. Aug 4 - AOL buys Xdrive
  199. Aug 4 - Patches on the way for Windows flaws
  200. Aug 4 - Microsoft Ships Word Doc Redaction Tool
  201. Aug 5 - FCC Eases High-Speed Internet Rules
  202. Aug 5 - DRM chip in Apple's Intel box worries developers
  203. Aug 5 - Another way past Windows antipiracy found
  204. Aug 9 - Spyware Researchers Discover ID Theft Ring
  205. Aug 9 - People Prefer to Buy CDs
  206. Aug 10 - August Windows patches arrive
  207. Aug 10 - Netscape gets up-to-date on security
  208. Aug 10 - EU accuses Asia of dumping blank DVDs
  209. Aug 10 - Blu-ray Consortium Launches New DVD Security Features
  210. Aug 10 - Microsoft Settles Spam-King Suit
  211. Aug 11 - Glitch hits MS Patch Tuesday
  212. Aug 11 - UK firm Telewest announces 10 meg broadband
  213. Aug 11 - The world's first HD DVD, DVD and CD compatible one chip LSI
  214. Aug 11 - Fake PayPal e-mail asks people to fax away data
  215. Aug 12 - Mac users demand 'slow SuperDrive' fix
  216. Aug 12 - Microsoft Plug-and-Play exploit code hits the web
  217. Aug 14 - Music Industry Worried About CD-Burning
  218. Aug 15 - Hackers net 3m email addresses with global chain attack
  219. Aug 15 - Hackers set OS X free from Apple
  220. Aug 15 - Vertias flaw opens systems to data theft
  221. Aug 15 - Intel slashes Pentium 4 6xx prices
  222. Aug 15 - Zotob worm targets Windows 2000
  223. Aug 15 - Firefox loses ground to IE
  224. Aug 15 - New IE browser catches up with rivals
  225. Aug 16 - AMD and IBM expand alliance
  226. Aug 16 - AMD pumps up notebook performance
  227. Aug 16 - Windows Vista puts testers' security at risk
  228. Aug 16 - Apple loses iPod patent to Microsoft
  229. Aug 16 - Apple patches OS X security flaws
  230. Aug 16 - IRC bot latches onto Plug-and-Play vulnerability
  231. Aug 16 - Bush blocks bush on .xxx
  232. Aug 16 - WinDVD developer sues Dell
  233. Aug 16 - Internet Explorer gets rebranded
  234. Aug 17 - RIAA admits CD-R more a threat than P2P Progams
  235. Aug 17 - Windows worms knocking out computers
  236. Aug 18 - Free Zotob removal tool offered
  237. Aug 18 - Apple security patch takes out 64-bit apps
  238. Aug 18 - Adobe warns of Acrobat flaw
  239. Aug 18 - The real deal on Microsoft's playlist patent
  240. Aug 18 - AOL techie jailed for selling email database to spammers
  241. Aug 18 - DVDShrink is no more?
  242. Aug 19 - New digital display standard moves closer
  243. Aug 19 - Exploit for unpatched IE vuln fuels hacker fears
  244. Aug 19 - Blu-Ray army gets two more recruits
  245. Aug 22 - Microsoft plays down IE flaw
  246. Aug 22 - Google takes another swing at desktop search
  247. Aug 22 - Microsoft Takes Aim at Adobe With Expression
  248. Aug 22 - AMD sets new mobile beasts on Centrino
  249. Aug 22 - Apple extends iMac G5 warranties
  250. Aug 22 - Fujitsu Announces 2.5" SATA Hard Disk for Notebooks