AOL Declares War on Phishing
America Online (AOL) officially announced on Tuesday that it has filed three civil lawsuits against major phishing organizations seeking $18 million from the groups. "AOL...
Google Page Creator Comes Back
The Google (Profile, Products, Articles) Page Creator was once again accessible over the weekend at http://pages.google.com It can be used by anyone with...
New Backup Software for Consumers
Symantec announced on Monday the release of a new backup software, the Norton Save & Restore which targets home users. Symantec said it developed the...
Sansun Arctic Power Supply
In this article we will be reviewing one of Sansun's latest releases in the power supply arena.
NEC To Produce Certified Wireless USB Reference Designs
NEC today announced that two types of CardBus reference designs with prototyped board, based on Certified Wireless USB technology, will be available in the second...
IBM Prevents Insider Attacks
IBM unveiled on Monday its new software designed to help companies prevent attacks from the inside on their IT systems mostly designed for businesses. The...
Vista: Six Versions not Eight
Microsoft officially revealed on Sunday the product lineup of the upcoming Windows Vista operating system which is to come in six versions later...
Blackberry Not Shutting Down...Yet!
Research in Motion (RIM), maker of the Blackberry, has won a stay of execution after a U.S. judge opted not to impose an immediate injunction...
California Tightens Anti-Piracy Laws
California enacted on Wednesday a new law lowering the felony threshold to 100 counterfeit CDs. Previously, the threshold for a felony copyright violation was 1,000...
MPAA Sues P2P Search Sites
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) announced on Thursday that it is filing a lawsuit against Web sites associated with movie piracy, including several...
