Morning Tech Bits [Jun 29, 2004, 10:16 am ET] – 13 Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- Intel releases next generation Xeon.
- Windows XP update could cause support chaos.
- RivaTuner version 2.0 RC15 is now available.
- Another big Apache hole.
- Iffy Spyware Removal Tools - Sometimes the cure is worse than the disease.
- Slashdot | Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1 Released.
- Google feels spyware strains.
- 'Arms race' between spammers, spam filters under way.
- Internet browser breach defused.
- Microsoft targets amateur programmers.
- Gates: Microsoft cutting virus combat time.
- Microsoft to Offer Streamlined Products Aimed at Programmers (registration required).
- Apple unveils 30-inch Cinema HD display.
- Apple previews Mac OS X 'Tiger,' Tiger Server.
- Developer calls Apple's Tiger a copycat.
- Apple Lets Cat out of the Bag.
- Apple Putting More Focus on Simplifying Searching (registration required).
- Shuttle Interview: Ken Huang Talks XPC.
- Sperm count, cell phone link dismissed.
- America, Get Ready for Ringbacks.
- New record claimed for text message. Thumbs up!
- X800Pro - XT Successful Softmods.
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