Morning Tech Bits [Aug 20, 2004, 12:37 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- Source Engine Benchmarks on DriverHeaven.net, FiringSquad, Gamer's Depot, and VR-Zone Hardware.
- Judges rule file-sharing software legal.
- Critical flaw found in Internet Explorer.
- Yahoo fixes two flaws in mail system.
- New worm uses IM to lure victims.
- How to use the Automatic Recovery feature to recover your computer if the Windows XP Service Pack 2 Setup program is not completed successfully.
- Slipstreaming Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Create Bootable CD.
- AMD sneaks strained silicon into chips.
- Apple warns about bad batteries.
- BlackBerrys sync with Mac OS X.
- DNA technique protects against 'evil' emails.
- Wireless sensor networks looking to Zigbee Alliance.
- InfoWorld Spruced up 64-bit Windows beta ready.
- Microsoft wins again in Eolas patent dispute.
- How eight pixels cost Microsoft millions.
- Google Lowers Its Sights as Demand Proves Weak (registration required).
- Google to go for $85 per share.
- Google gouges Wall Street--and lives.
- Hackers revive iTunes music sharing.
- Online schools clicking with students.
- Apple's iPod winning Japanese fans.
- Not guilty pleas in alleged mail fraud.
- TV project aims to kick-start 3G.
- Publishing industry tackles digital rights.
- Making a Web Search Feel Like a Stroll in the Library (registration required).
- In the Classroom, Web Blogs Are the New Bulletin Boards.
also, these articles are mainly going for those people looking to upgrade... people who want to know what they should be upgrading to.
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