21st June 2007 Archive

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Hardware

• Intel to chop 1066MHz FSB CPUs earlier than expected? Big push for 1333MHz FSB chips
• Police deploy thin Bluetooth line Lock your doors and windows, criminals are everywhere
• Sun loses UK head Surprise departure

Market News

• AMD chief condemns Intel 'abuses' Calls for end to illegal monopolies
• Dell's vertical line issues lengthen More notebooks | affected
• One in four web merchants do not know web shopping laws Most e-shoppers unaware of right to cancel

News

• Toshiba 'world's lightest' laptop wafts down

PC Builder

• Ebuyer in hard-drive warranty debacle Sells Seagate OEM drives to end users

Reseller

• Computerland racks up profits product margin dip
• Torex takeover angers shareholders Banks win, we get nothing

Security

• About those 844 security breaches... 'fess up, Congress tells DHS Once more unto the security breach, DHS
• Austrian domain registrar 'aids' phishers Spamhaus gives black mark to Nic.at
• Hacking WoW and the pursuit of knowledge USENIX The Warden vs. The Governor
• Iraq collapse may pose new WMD threat, say UN monitors Failed state plus expertise plus insurgency equals...
• No BlackBerries for Sarkozy cabinet, say French spooks Nous crachons sur la baie noire - tool of Anglo spies
• US car thieves floored by manual gearbox Stick shift dummies

Servers/Storage

• Nvidia GPGPU line sparks into life with Tesla GeForce 8800 to power engineering apps
• Trusted storage specs near completion New HDD security guidelines drafted

Services

• CSC to slash hundreds of jobs Blue Monday
• VoIP firm launches headset smashathon Jajah deploys leggy SWAT team

Software

• UK firm pays biggest ever fine over 'pirate' software Keel-hauled