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BitTorrent popularity on the wane?

30th Aug 2005 People are finding BitTorrent a less attractive place to share files, according to a new study. [0]

Google Talk beta launches

24th Aug 2005 Google, the search engine giant, continue their expansion into new areas with the launch of their instant messaging service, Google Talk.  [0]

Sony OK's legal file sharing

23rd Aug 2005 Sony OK's a potentially groundbreaking deal that will allow Playlouder customer to legally share their Sony licensed music files with other customers. [0]

Windows: Remixed

23rd Aug 2005 Take a dash of hackery, and a smidgen of slipstreaming. Cook until tender on P2P. Serve on a bed of broadband and pirate bay plaudits.  [0]

Spyware? Isn't that in Star Wars?

22nd Aug 2005 Spyware is just something from the movies, right? A sizable portion of people believe that it's all a Phantom Menace, according to a new survey [0]

OSx86: The crackdown begins.

22nd Aug 2005 Cupertino lets slip the dogs of litigation, and demands that video of OSx86 is taken down from enthusiast sites. [0]

Unpatched IE flaw leaves door open to Hackers

22nd Aug 2005 No patch for dodgey COM object; SANS institute concerned that "widespread malicious use of this vulnerability is imminent" [0]

Intel plans Digital Communities

19th Aug 2005 Intel are leading research into what they call Digital Communities - everybody online everywhere. There are many benefits, but also privacy concerns. Are you ready for Intel Outside? [0]

Universal Music backs Blu-ray

18th Aug 2005 Momentum continues to gather behind Sony's Blu-ray, after Universal Music announced they will be supporting the format. Half the world's music will now be available on the new format, in theory. [0]

Win2K: This time, It's Viral War

18th Aug 2005 The latest flaw in Windows 2000 has triggered something of a Viral jihad amongst malware writers. Casualties include Caterpillar, The Financial Times, CNN and ABC News. [0]

Rumour: Google woos iTMS?

16th Aug 2005 The Apple share price hit an all time high last Friday off the back of rumours of a Google / iTMS alliance.  [0]

Porn TLD on Hold

16th Aug 2005 The smutty top level domain approved by ICANN back in June has been put on hold, after concerns from Bush officials. (That's politicians, folks, not connoisseurs) [0]

OSx86 spreading like wildfire

15th Aug 2005 The genie is well and truly out of the bottle, as the x86 developer build of OSX spreads through torrent and other P2P sites [0]

We're partying!

12th Aug 2005 We're a little slow on the news today - we're all enjoying the summer sun! [0]

US watches UK RFID Numberplate Trial

9th Aug 2005 The Government is trialling 'Active' RFID enabled numberplates. The US is looking on with interest... [0]

WGA successfully infiltrated by Penguinista!

8th Aug 2005 From the Forums: bit-tech Linux man finds that Wine is A-OK by WGA  [0]

Redmond: Vista Virus? What Vista Virus?

8th Aug 2005 Researchers: It's behind you! Redmond: Oh no it isn't! Researchers: Oh yes it is! Repeat as neccesary... [0]

New Vista opens up for Hackers

5th Aug 2005 Beta 1's out in the wild, and already the Hackers have been beavering away in the oily bits... [0]

Segway gets a practical use

5th Aug 2005 A US company has discovered that tourists and Segways make a pretty good combination. Why not cruise with some wheels? [0]

Is The Fox selling out?

4th Aug 2005 Firefox goes pro, with a for-profit corporation announced to back up the goals of the existing foundation. Great progress, or a sell out? [0]

Fox announces Blu-ray titles

4th Aug 2005 Twentieth Century Fox have announced they will support the Blu-ray high definition format. Films will include Alien, Die Hard and X-Men series, and TV shows like 24, The Simpsons and Family Guy will appear. [0]

iTunes in the Land of the Rising Sun

4th Aug 2005 iTunes is turning Japanese, I think iTunes is turning Japanese, I really think so... [0]

Bram Cohen woos Hollywood with Bit Torrent

2nd Aug 2005 The Bit Torrent creator is in San Francisco for talks with major players in the media industry about turning the client into a legitimate enterprise. [0]

Vista coming for Holiday 2006

1st Aug 2005 A Microsoft exec has let slip that Longhorn is hitting in next year's holiday season, departing from the party line. [0]

Tiny customers won't get money back

29th Jul 2005 Now that Tiny has gone belly-up, customers with outstanding orders are unlikely to get their money back. [0]

Web comics are big business

28th Jul 2005 Penny Arcade fans surprised all, snapping up US$40,000 worth of merchandise in under half an hour when a new Limited Edition print went on sale on Think Geek. More swag is planned. [0]

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