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  1. Sep 5 - Facebook to show profiles to search engines
  2. Sep 5 - LCD displays could soon be obsolete
  3. Sep 5 - Packard Bell unveils 7in notebook
  4. Sep 5 - Sony caught editing Halo 3 Wikipedia entry
  5. Sep 6 - Seagate targets sensitive customers with encrypted HDDs
  6. Sep 08 - Heavy Internet users unplugged by Comcast
  7. Sep 10 - Storm worm back with a vengeance
  8. Sep 10 - Seagate Unveils 250GB Laptop HDD & the First Encrypting 1TB Desktop PC HDD
  9. Sep 10 - Germans told to dump Wi-Fi
  10. Sep 10 - Yet another high-def DVD standard launched
  11. Sep 10 - AMD Officially Introduces Barcelona Quad-core CPU
  12. Sep 12 - Microsoft Releases Security Patches For September
  13. Sep 12 - China threatens internet crackdown
  14. Sep 12 - Mozilla toasts 400m Firefox downloads
  15. Sep 17 - The Pirate Bay blocked in Turkey
  16. Sep 17 - Chinese gamer dies after three-day session
  17. Sep 17 - Microsoft 'stealth' download angers users
  18. Sep 17 - Vista attacked by 13-year-old virus
  19. Sep 18 - 'Halo' no longer just a game for Microsoft
  20. Sep 18 - BitTorrent-busters busted by BitTorrent
  21. Sep 19 - AOL tests free multimedia sharing site
  22. Sep 18 - Mozilla readies launch of Thunderbird spin-off
  23. Sep 19 - IBM makes office software available free of charge
  24. Sep 18 - MiiVi Admit They Will Report Pirates to ‘Proper Authorities’
  25. Sep 18 - HP backs African recycling research
  26. Sep 19 - Industry Leaders Develop USB 3.0 Specifications
  27. Sep 19 - Zero-day flaw hits Windows XP
  28. Sep 19 - New Blu-Ray and HD DVD Desktop PC by LG
  29. Sep 24 - Google building Pacific fibre cable
  30. Sep 24 - Security experts launch malware 'killer'
  31. Sep 24 - World of Warcraft gets web TV show
  32. Sep 24 - Virgin Digital Shuts Down
  33. Sep 24 - Intel aims to cut Linux power usage
  34. Sep 24 - Nvidia takes on Intel with new graphics chip
  35. Sep 24 - The XP alternative for Vista PCs
  36. Sep 24 - Dell, GOME to Sell PCs in China
  37. Sep 25 - Office 2008 for Mac Details Revealed
  38. Sep 26 - Testers get first glimpse of Vista SP1
  39. Sep 26 - Fujacks hacker offered security job
  40. Sep 26 - More Mac users excluded from Leopard
  41. Sep 26 - US pushes ahead with citywide Wi-Fi
  42. Sep 26 - New cracks in Google mail
  43. Sep 26 - Microsoft to Replace Damaged "Halo 3" Discs
  44. Sep 27 - Web site glitch exposes hotel customers' details
  45. Sep 27 - Virus and phishing attacks soar in September
  46. Sep 27 - Asus EN8600GT Graphics Card Promises 40% Faster Overclocking
  47. Sep 27 - Microsoft Revamps Windows Live Search
  48. Oct 1 - Stolen Gap laptop exposes 800,000 job applicants
  49. Oct 1 - Adobe buys Buzzword online word processor
  50. Oct 1 - Windows XP goes into extra time
  51. Oct 1 - Users split over naked PCs
  52. Oct 1 - Microsoft prepares to take Office online
  53. Oct 1 - Facebook's legal issues escalate.
  54. Oct 1 - Ubuntu beta, now with flash and flashiness
  55. Oct 2 - Yahoo brings One Search to the desktop
  56. Oct 2 - Cyber-criminals unleash botnet swarms
  57. Oct 2 - Microsoft outs another software pirate
  58. Oct 2 - IM flaw hits millions of AOL users
  59. Oct 2 - Nero 8 Available in Stores
  60. Oct 3 - First RIAA file-sharing trial begins
  61. Oct 3 - Crackdown on File-Sharers Trading in Gay Porn
  62. Oct 3 - Spam levels soar in September
  63. Oct 3 - Online video could be next virus target
  64. Oct 4 - Apple patches QuickTime flaw
  65. Oct 5 - RIAA wins US file sharing test case
  66. Oct 5 - Hacker spam poses as old school friend
  67. Oct 5 - Microsoft plans to roll out four "critical" security updates
  68. Oct 5 - MS drops nagware validation for IE7 installs
  69. Oct 8 - Windows XP SP3 leaks onto the web
  70. Oct 10 - Dell boots disks and fires up streamed PCs
  71. Oct 10 - M$ Excel patch released
  72. Oct 9 - UK BT home hub router wide open to hijackers
  73. Oct 10 - 100Gbps Internet2 is ready
  74. Oct 10 - BitTorrent Moves From Piracy to Video Streaming
  75. Oct 10 - Toshiba recalls 142,000 AC adapters
  76. Oct 15 - AOL axes another 2,000 jobs
  77. Oct 15 - US porn spammers sent down
  78. Oct 15 - US hackers crack al-Qaeda computers
  79. Oct 15 - Hitachi promises 4TB drives by 2011
  80. Oct 16 - World's Dumbest File Sharer demands retrial
  81. Oct 16 - Napster spins music for the web
  82. Oct 16 - Phishers cast nets beyond PayPal
  83. Oct 16 - YouTube tackles piracy with Video ID
  84. Oct 16 - Apple finalizes OS X Leopard
  85. Oct 17 - The RIAA Attacks Usenet
  86. Oct 19 - Wi-fi security system is 'broken'
  87. Oct 19 - Attackers feast on Real Player flaw
  88. Oct 19 - AMD hit by fourth profit loss
  89. Oct 19 - Comcast busted for bagging BitTorrents (again)
  90. Oct 19 - Bad hair day for alternative browser users
  91. Oct 19 - 'Fiendish' Trojan pickpockets eBay users
  92. Oct 23 - Trojan attacks jump 500 per cent
  93. Oct 23 - Facebook bug dishes out notes designated private
  94. Oct 23 - Jailed terror student 'hid' files in the wrong Windows folder
  95. Oct 23 - Fight malware by upgrading to Vista, urges M$
  96. Oct 24 - Nasty PDF exploit runs wild
  97. Oct 24 - Spammers turn to web redirection to avoid detection
  98. Oct 26 - Microsoft sees progress in getting Windows on XO
  99. Oct 30 - Leopard users unable to run Java 1.6
  100. Oct 30 - Tenth of junk email now MP3 spam
  101. Oct 30 - Whois database targeted for destruction
  102. Oct 30 - Data recovery firm sounds Mac hard drive damage alert
  103. Oct 30 - MSI Unveils GeForce 8800GT with 16 Extra Stream Processors
  104. Nov 1 - Mac Trojan attack gathers steam
  105. Nov 1 - Phishing Trojan targets Mac OS X
  106. Nov 2 - Security experts knock spots off Mac OS X Leopard firewall
  107. Nov 2 - Facebook profiles used in job interviews
  108. Nov 2 - ISPs urged to build database of P2P offenders
  109. Nov 6 - Mac OS X firewall blocks Skype and online gamers
  110. Nov 6 - Student hackers face 20 years in jail
  111. Nov 6 - Microsoft sets date for Visual Studio 2008
  112. Nov 6 - Man wrongly detained for 50 days has ISP to thank
  113. Nov 6 - Dell to buy data storage network firm
  114. Nov 6 - Symantec to acquire data-security company
  115. Nov 8 - Web firms fear legal action over user comments
  116. Nov 8 - Mutant Trojans threaten Mac users
  117. Nov 8 - Prosecutor Announces Charges Against The Pirate Bay
  118. Nov 12 - Fake smut codec ruse used to punt Google Pack
  119. Nov 12 - Microsoft helps firms secure Office 2007
  120. Nov 12 - Russian hacker network goes underground
  121. Nov 12 - ID thieves target social networkers
  122. Nov 12 - Sony goes green with 'Eco Edition' Vaio
  123. Nov 12 - Supercomputer expert joins Microsoft
  124. Nov 12 - Chinese Trojan on Maxtor HDDs spooks Taiwan
  125. Nov 12 - Google puts $10m on the table for Android apps
  126. Nov 12 - Firefox handling flaw menaces Gmail
  127. Nov 12 - IBM buys Cognos for $5bn
  128. Nov 12 - Windows Server 2008 to come in 8 flavors
  129. Nov 12 - eBay glitch wipes out 11 year-old account without a trace
  130. Nov 14 - Myspace Suicide
  131. Nov 15 - Microsoft Game Banned for Lesbian Human-Alien Scene
  132. Nov 15 - Teen Charged With Virtual Theft
  133. Nov 14 - Comcast Sued Over BitTorrent Traffic Interference
  134. Nov 15 - LG.Philips LCD Develops Dirt-Resistant LCD Panel For Notebooks
  135. Nov 16 - Leaseweb Forced To Shut Down More BitTorrent Sites
  136. Nov 16 - AMD sells 8.1 per cent stake to Abu Dhabi firm
  137. Nov 16 - Dell prices up all-on-one XPS desktop
  138. Nov 16 - McAfee paints grim picture for 2008
  139. Nov 26 - QuickTime streaming media exploit targets unpatched bug
  140. Nov 26 - Intel to debut GPU-in-CPU chips in 2009
  141. Nov 26 - Young Chinese 'addicted' to the web
  142. Nov 27 - Webroot taps UK-based email filtering firm
  143. Nov 27 - Blu-ray discs outsell HD DVDs almost 3:1 in Europe
  144. Nov 27 - Windows XP outshines Vista in benchmarking test
  145. Nov 27 - Iceland’s Largest BitTorrent Tracker Shut Down
  146. Nov 28 - Dell to sell Google enterprise search devices
  147. Dec 5 - Microsoft to disable Vista 'kill switch'
  148. Dec 10 - Skype update plugs critical bug
  149. Dec 10 - CompUSA throw's in the towel
  150. Dec 10 - HP snaps up industrial inkjet firm
  151. Dec 10 - 2007 set to smash online fraud records
  152. Dec 11 - Microsoft files 52 lawsuits
  153. Dec 12 - Microsoft squeezes out early release of 2007 Office SP1
  154. Dec 13 - Microsoft folds-in Multimap for '$50m'
  155. Dec 18 - Sony targets iTunes with free downloads
  156. Dec 18 - Microsoft unveils 'Titan' CRM update
  157. Dec 18 - 'Browser detention' exposed as hoax
  158. Dec 18 - IT giants celebrate birth of the transistor
  159. Dec 18 - TorrentSpy Loses Case Against MPAA
  160. Dec 18 - BitTorrent Launches Ad Supported Streaming
  161. Dec 18 - Toshiba to Join IBM on Chip Development
  162. Dec 19 - Microsoft spits out final XP service pack, beta version
  163. Dec 21 - Serious Flash vulns menace at least 10,000 websites
  164. Jan 1 - RIAA: It's 'Illegal' to Rip Your Own CDs to Your Own Computer
  165. Jan 2 - AOL kills Netscape browser
  166. Jan 2 - Hackers create new year Storm mutant
  167. Jan 2 - US cable firms splash out on network upgrades
  168. Jan 2 - Office update disables MS files
  169. Jan 3 - Facebook hit by adware attack
  170. Jan 3 - Amazon claims best ever Christmas
  171. Jan 3 - unpatched vulnerability in RealPlayer poses a severe risk
  172. Jan 3 - Hitachi unveils 500GB Laptop HDD
  173. Jan 7 - MySpace Video Leads To Student's Arrest
  174. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Samsung enhances Q1 Ultra UMPC performance
  175. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Linksys ships sleek Wi-Fi routers, ExpressCard
  176. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Belkin wireless HDMI box spied at CES
  177. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Netgear extends next-gen Wi-Fi into 5GHz band
  178. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Netgear preps power-passing powerline adaptor
  179. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Bill Gates kicks off CES 2008
  180. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Warner Bros sides with Blu-ray
  181. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Intel Unveils First Notebook Chips Built on 45nm Technology
  182. Jan 7 - CES 2008: Nvidia Showcases Hybrid Technology for the PC
  183. Jan 7 -CES 08: AMD Intro's ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3000 Series Processors for Laptop's
  184. Jan 9 - Comcast could receive hefty FCC fine for throttling Bit Torrent traffic
  185. Jan 10 - New Rootkit Targets the Drive's MBR
  186. Jan 11 - Amazon offers cashback on purchases
  187. Jan 11 - Why New Chip Could Bite Intel
  188. Jan 11 - Chinese Blogger Beaten To Death!
  189. Jan 12 - One Laptop Per Child Project Extends to American Students
  190. Jan 11 - MP3sparks.com downed by links to Russian cybercrime gang
  191. Jan 15 - RIAA Continues College Deterrence Campaign Into 2008
  192. Jan 15 - Pepsi and Amazon give away DRM-free MP3s
  193. Jan 15 - MySpace steps up safety plans
  194. Jan 16 - Online fraudsters target large merchants
  195. Jan 16 - FBI warns of malicious email scam
  196. Jan 16 - G-Tech unveils 1TB portable drive
  197. Jan 17 - Facebook told to bin Scrabulous
  198. Jan 17 - Hackers go after Excel
  199. Jan 17 - Sun pays $1bn for MySQL
  200. Jan 17 - Mac users 'more open minded'
  201. Jan 17 - HP clings onto top spot in PC market
  202. Jan 17 - uTorrent and Official BitTorrent Client Vulnerable to Remote DOS Attack
  203. Jan 18 - AMD makes loss of $1.77bn
  204. Jan 18 - Microsoft hires ex-Disney exec as CIO
  205. Jan 25 - Internet Hackers take down Scientology website
  206. Jan 27 - Rapidshare.com loses court battle
  207. Jan 28 - No love lost as Valentine worms spread
  208. Jan 29 - Hackers launch DIY phishing kit
  209. Jan 29 - Guinness World Records goes social
  210. Jan 29 - DVI heading for 'steep decline'
  211. Jan 29 - Windows 7 fake spotted on BitTorrent
  212. Jan 30 - MySpace opens doors to developers
  213. Feb 4 - 3rd cut Internet cable sparks Conspiracy Theories
  214. Feb 5 - US Army struggles with Windows to Linux overhaul
  215. Feb 6 - Attackers gun for new ActiveX flaws
  216. Feb 6 - Christian hackers attack MySpace page
  217. Feb 11 - Adobe Reader Trojan predates mystery update by two weeks
  218. Feb 12 - Netflix sides with Blu-ray
  219. Feb 12 - Apple unleashes Leopard and Tiger updates
  220. Feb 12 - Yahoo turns down Microsoft offer
  221. Feb 14 - Woman Sues Best Buy For $54 Million Over Lost Notebook
  222. Feb 18 - Toshiba expected to drop HD-DVD
  223. Feb 18 - Opera screeches at Mozilla over security disclosure
  224. Feb 18 - BitTorrent busts Comcast BitTorrent busting
  225. Feb 18 - Yahoo! Filters Pirate Bay From Search Results
  226. Feb 18 - Harvard Site Hacked and Leaked on BitTorrent
  227. Feb 24 - Pakistan Blocks YouTube
  228. Feb 25 - Samsung laptop battery burns
  229. Feb 25 - MySpace founder targets YouTube generation
  230. Feb 28 - Hackers set up stolen FTP account trading floor
  231. Feb 28 - Trojan targets Windows Mobile smartphones
  232. Feb 28 - Microsoft launches Windows Server 2008
  233. Feb 28 - Mozilla patches critical Thunderbird flaw
  234. Feb 28 - Symantec Releases Norton Ghost 14.0
  235. Feb 29 - Microsoft investigates Hotmail outage
  236. Feb 29 - Microsoft cuts Vista price
  237. Feb 29 - Most spam comes from just six botnets
  238. Mar 4 - Microsoft admits to Hotmail problems
  239. Mar 4 - US households gear up for 10Mbps broadband
  240. Mar 4 - IE8 to follow web standards by default
  241. Mar 7 - Hackers find clever new way to hose Google users
  242. Mar 7 - Microsoft preps four Office patches
  243. Mar 17 - Japan to Cut Off Internet of Illegal Downloaders
  244. Mar 17 - Apple AirPort Express Officially Ships With 802.11n
  245. Mar 17 - Vista SP1 on track for mid-March release?
  246. Mar 17 - YouTube accounts for one third of all videos viewed
  247. Mar 17 - China blocks YouTube over Tibetan videos
  248. Mar 17 - Microsoft licenses Adobe Flash Lite and Reader LE
  249. Mar 18 - Adobe pulls bug-riddled Photoshop update
  250. Mar 18 - VLC Player Vulnerable to Remote Hijack