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  • Researcher promises browser bug-a-day
  • Apple makes renewed bid for education market with US$899 iMac
  • Ken Lay's death prompts confusion on Wikipedia
  • 20 years of PC viruses
  • Social networking site launches off-the-shelf software
  • A brief history of viral time
  • Mac OS X "Phones Home" too
  • Analyst's prescription for security Ills: "Get a Mac"
  • Microsoft hit with 2nd spyware suit
  • Technology gives HD DVD format visual pop
  • US gets 7,000 new HotSpots
  • EU roaming-call plan may include text, data
  • Nikon says digital SLR cameras beating plan
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    Researcher promises browser bug-a-day
    So far, the "Month of Browser Bugs" is living up to its name. A security researcher insists he'll release a bug-a-day for the whole month. More...

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    Introduced Wednesday at an education conference, the 17-inch widescreen LCD machine lacks some features of the US$1,299 base iMac. More...

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    Ken Lay's death prompts confusion on Wikipedia
    NEW YORK - The death of former Enron chief Ken Lay on Wednesday underscored the challenges facing online encyclopedia Wikipedia (http://www.wikipedia.org/), which as the news was breaking offered a variety of causes for his death. More...

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    This year marks the 20th anniversary of the first PC virus. We look back at the highs and lows (well, mostly lows) of the ongoing struggle against malware.. More...

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    Social networking site launches off-the-shelf software
    A new off-the-shelf software platform that intends to give companies a way to launch their own social networking community. More...

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    A brief history of viral time
    From simple viruses that spread via floppy disk, to worms that hitch a ride on the internet, to today's back-door trojans and spyware, the past 20 years of malware have been a bumpy ride indeed. More...

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    Mac OS X "Phones Home" too
    A Mac developer claims Apple's Mac OS X has joined Microsoft Windows in "phoning home" to distant servers without users' permission. More...

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    Analyst's prescription for security Ills: "Get a Mac"
    The security vendor is recommending Macs over Windows because of the high volume of malicious code targeting Windows-based computers. More...

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    Microsoft hit with 2nd spyware suit
    Microsoft gets hit with another class-action lawsuit over its anti-piracy program. More...

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    Technology gives HD DVD format visual pop
    Thomson has developed a technology that preserves the visual quality of movies shot in film - from production to consumers.. More...

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    US gets 7,000 new HotSpots
    In addition to worldwide coverage, the new ervice incorporates data encryption, personal anti-virus and firewall protection. More...

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    EU roaming-call plan may include text, data
    BRUSSELS - European Union plans to cut the cost of making mobile phone calls abroad could include text messaging and downloading files, a move that is likely to anger mobile phone operators. More...

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    Nikon says digital SLR cameras beating plan
    TOKYO - Japan's Nikon boosted shipments of digital SLR cameras by about 35 percent year-on-year in April and May, putting it on track to beat its annual estimate, the head of its camera unit said on Wednesday. More...

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