 Earthtimes.org | Porn site hobbles Google`s image search Monsters and Critics.com - US search engine giant Google Inc., has been found to be breaching copyright protection of a pornographic Web site by its use of thumbnail photographs. Google in court for copying porno Google infringes on nude photo site: court papers |
 Calgary Sun | Stringer's Sony: Will PS3 Be Delayed? Forbes - Gentlemen, cool your thumbs? There's increased speculation that the PlayStation 3 videogames console won't make stores before the summer, stemming from the company's apparent reticence when quizzed by analysts. Analysts mixed over Sony PS3 delay Sony’s PS3 launch turns into waiting game |
 GameSHOUT | Mac OS X Hit by Third Vulnerability CIO Today - On Tuesday, security experts announced the discovery of another vulnerability in Apple's Mac OS X operating system. It is the third vulnerability found in less than a week. Mac OS X Suffers From "Critical" Flaw Finder flaw exposes OS X users |
 GameSHOUT | AIM Aims for Business Motley Fool - Instant messaging has certainly come a long way since its days of being dismissed as "kids' stuff," and that fact certainly has not been lost on the Internet giants with IM clients. AOL AND WEBEX TEAM TO DEVELOP ON-DEMAND SERVICE FOR INSTANT ... AOL's 'AIM Pro' promises VoIP, rich media for business-class ... |
| Windows bumps Unix as top server OS ZDNet - Windows narrowly bumped Unix in 2005 to claim the top spot in server sales for the first time, according to a new report from IDC. Demand for Linux servers reaches record levels Linux, Windows Gain in Server Space |
 CNN | Google.cn granted license for operation in China Xinhua - The world's leading search engine Google Inc. on Wednesday announced that its new China-based website google.cn has been licensed for operation. Chinese Media Assail Google Google Under Fire for China Presence |
 CTV.ca | Japan sends infrared satellite into orbit Monsters and Critics.com - Japan Wednesday morning launched into space an infrared astronomical satellite that will be used to create a database on the entire universe. Infrared satellite successfully launched Japan launches infrared mapping satellite |
 USA Today | Sony unveils next HD camcorder for consumers ZDNet - The high-definition camcorder, which was pretty space-age in 2005, will become more common over the next two years. Sony showed off in Tokyo this week an HD camcorder that's lighter and smaller than the company's ... Sony Unveils New, Compact Camcorder Sony Shows Smallest HD Camcorder Yet |
 p2pnet.net | MPA decapitates major European file-sharing server PC Pro - Police and prosecutors in Belgium and Switzerland have shutdown Razorback2, the largest eDonkey p2p server. The server had indexed some 170 million files that were being shared by as many as 1.3 million simultaneous ... Hollywood hails shutdown of music-sharing server Razorback2 killed |
| Microsoft releases enterprise Vista beta VNUNet.com - Microsoft has released a new Community Technology Preview (CTP) test version of its forthcoming Windows Vista operating system highlighting new features for enterprises. Microsoft releases Windows Vista preview to businesses Vista 'Enterprise CTP' Feature Complete |
 BBC News | Shrinking space for the sharks Hindu - London: Scientists have found that 70 per cent of the world's oceans appear to be free from sharks because the animals cannot live below 3,000 metres. Study: Oceans 70 percent shark-free Ocean Depths Shark-Free, Study Finds |
 Pocket-lint.co.uk | Wi-Fi Moving To London InformationWeek - The service is expected to go live within the next few months and the entire city will be covered within six months, according to the network's provider. City of London to go WiFi City of London to get wireless coverage |
 Playfuls.com | Alarming Phishing Trends Washington Post - The number of phishing Web sites skyrocketed in December, as did the number of sites designed to spread password-stealing badware, according to the most recent report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group. Sophos Warns of Phishing Onslaught More Than Half Receive At Least One Phish Daily |
| Yahoo Mail reverses ban on 'allah' in usernames CNET News.com - Yahoo Mail will now let people register usernames that include the word "allah," after a ban designed to thwart racism went astray. Yahoo! unbans Allah! Yahoo! Bans "Allah" in Screen Names |
 Earthtimes.org | Vista Versions May Number 8 InformationWeek - Microsoft drops additional clues that the next-generation operating system will come in even more flavors than the current Windows XP. Microsoft Plans Six Core Windows Vista Versions Microsoft leaks Vista details |
 Technology News Daily | IBM scientists claim chip breakthrough Register - Scientists at IBM say they have figured out how to produce smaller and more powerful microchips than previously thought possible. It is hoped IBM's announcement at San Jose on Monday will mean the creation ... IBM breathes new life into chip-making technique IBM promotes making chips in the bath |
| Microsoft Puts 'Dynamics Snap' Code Into Public Realm InformationWeek - Microsoft has made broadly available the source code for software binding Axapta and CRM applications to Office. Continuing to cough up bits and pieces of its code to the masses, Microsoft has made broadly ... Microsoft links Office with ERP and CRM software Free Tools Aim to Integrate Office 2003 with Microsoft Dynamics |
 Seattle Times | Mac Mini, iBook may be Apple's latest in Intel line Seattle Times - Apple Computer, maker of iPod music players and Macintosh computers, may add versions of its Mac Mini and iBook laptop with Intel chips next week. Concerns Over Apple's Intel Transition Seen Exaggerated Apple hinting at new gadgets |
 GameSHOUT | Yahoo Strikes Phone Deal Red Herring - Yahoo and Cingular Wireless introduced a service Tuesday that will give users of the Nokia 6682 cell phone access to web content in the 13 states where SBC Communications, now known as AT&T, has traditionally offered local phone service. Cellular Carriers Offer Phone With E-Mail but Less Bulk Yahoo's Go Mobile Comes Calling |
 bit-tech.net | Ricky Gervais: 'Oh, You'll Pay, You'll All Pay ...' hecklerspray - Good lord. We're a linguistically clever bunch here at hecklerspray. We just bet - when you read that headline - that you thought rotund funnyman Ricky Gervais had been heard embarking on some sort of murderous ... Ricky Gervais Adds Price Tag to Podcasts Gervais cashes in on podcast fame |