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PayPal to launch a credit card in the UK

PayPal to launch a credit card in the UK

13th Apr 2006 Fancy a new way to splash your cash? PayPal is offering you the chance to put it on plastic with a new credit card for users in Blighty. [0]

Google releases new Calendar app

Google releases new Calendar app

13th Apr 2006 Like we didn't see it coming. Google chalks up another notch in the 'applications to beat on Outlook' category with its new online calendar. [0]

Grab the Internet Explorer mu-mu-MULTIPATCH

Grab the Internet Explorer mu-mu-MULTIPATCH

12th Apr 2006 One patch, two patch, three patch, four. Five patch, six patch, seven patch... Keep going, because this one's a biggie. [0]

Google to change the way it searches

Google to change the way it searches

11th Apr 2006 The search giant has bought in a new bit of code from a student in Oz. It could be the start of a new world domination plan for the advertising firm. [0]

Planet Funk single to be mobile only on 3

Planet Funk single to be mobile only on 3

11th Apr 2006 Gagging to get music downloads on your mobile phone? Thought not. But if you are, the UK's 3 network will have a new single available for download exclusively. [0]

Lost and Housewives to stream for free

Lost and Housewives to stream for free

10th Apr 2006 ABC's top shows will be broadcast over the net to viewers for nada. Cue low-res mystery and intrigue... [0]

Clickstar delivers broadband documentary channel

Clickstar delivers broadband documentary channel

10th Apr 2006 The internet only video company backed by Intel has announced a new channel fronted by Danny DeVito and dedicated to top-notch documentary programming.` [0]

PayPal Mobile arrives

PayPal Mobile arrives

7th Apr 2006 PayPal has launched its PayPal Mobile service allowing you to buy a huge range of products via your mobile telephone. [0]

FireFox hits 10%

FireFox hits 10%

7th Apr 2006 The awesome open source browser has gained even more share of the desktop in March, with more users switching. [0]

Apple Boot Camp brings Windows to Mac

Apple Boot Camp brings Windows to Mac

6th Apr 2006 New software from the Mac-maker brings native Windows booting to the latest Intel-based Macs. [0]

Intel and Pipex roll out Wimax

Intel and Pipex roll out Wimax

5th Apr 2006 Intel Capital is to fund a new Wimax network in London and Manchester to provide high speed wireless to individuals and companies there. [0]

MySpace, Murdoch's rules

MySpace, Murdoch's rules

4th Apr 2006 The terms of service on MySpace are getting more draconian, as the social site attempts to prevent people broadcasting inappropriate speech and forming dangerous relationships. [0]

Microsoft starts 'Vista Ready' programme

Microsoft starts 'Vista Ready' programme

3rd Apr 2006 Microsoft has started its 'Vista Ready' certification programme, providing OEMs with a list of check boxes to give users the peace of mind that they'll be able to run Vista. It's not quite that simple, though... [0]

Google in the market to buy Facebook

Google in the market to buy Facebook

31st Mar 2006 Not content with being the most popular search destination, Google wants to become the most popular social destination too. Is a $2.1bn buyout on the horizon? [0]

No iPod or Google for Ballmer family

No iPod or Google for Ballmer family

30th Mar 2006 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has banned the use of iPods and Google Search in his household. Daddy's worth $12 billion though, so don't feel too bad for them. [0]

iTunes debut for Scrubs

iTunes debut for Scrubs

30th Mar 2006 Zach Braff and gang are coming to an iPod near you as Scrubs debuts on iTunes, with all existing episodes of Season 5 available for $1.99 each, thanks to a unique deal between NBC and Touchstone Television. [0]

IE7 will not be integrated into Vista

IE7 will not be integrated into Vista

27th Mar 2006 The next version of Windows might feature less of the default Microsoft browser, not more. Internet Explorer version 7 will be uninstallable. [0]

Now Office 2007 is late, too

Now Office 2007 is late, too

24th Mar 2006 Office 2007 is delayed until... well, 2007. In related news, word is that Vista could require a 60% code rewrite due to problems with its Media Center functionality. [0]

Windows Vista is delayed (again)

Windows Vista is delayed (again)

22nd Mar 2006 The Vista just got pushed back a little futher. Microsoft is tweaking its launch schedule for the new OS, but businesses will still get it on schedule. [0]

The Office gets web-only episodes

The Office gets web-only episodes

20th Mar 2006 The employees of Dunder-Mifflin are to make a between-season appearance on the web in a series of exclusive episodes that won't be aired on TV. [0]

Creative Russian makes Ethernet action men

Creative Russian makes Ethernet action men

16th Mar 2006 Think you've got modding skills? This chap has taken it to the next level, turning boring old ethernet cables into awesome action figurines. [0]

Google buys SketchUp

Google buys SketchUp

15th Mar 2006 The 3D design package, a stalwart of hardcore case modders the world over, falls into the hands of the chaps from Mountain View. Details inside. [0]

Dell and Alienware get jiggy

Dell and Alienware get jiggy

15th Mar 2006 Or maybe they don't. Conflicting reports are appearing this morning about whether or not the two companies have done the Shareholder Shuffle. [0]

Microsoft still getting beaten on by Europe

Microsoft still getting beaten on by Europe

14th Mar 2006 The boys in Brussels are not happy with Microsoft's (non) compliance with last years anti-trust decision. [0]

Sony Blu-Ray discs won't kill analogue

Sony Blu-Ray discs won't kill analogue

14th Mar 2006 In something of an unexpected move, Sony won't be messing with the people that bought into HDTV before digital inputs became standard. HD over Component! [0]

The Pirate Bay gets $6000 cash injection

The Pirate Bay gets $6000 cash injection

13th Mar 2006 Thanks to a lucky winner on a Swedish gameshow, the popular filesharing site can buy a couple of new bits of hardware. [0]





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