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Snooping fears plague new iTunes
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Apple has been criticised over a new version of its iTunes program that can keep track of a user's listening habits.
The updated software includes a feature that... |
Posted 14 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Microsoft Quietly Ditches WMP for Mac
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Despite pledging its support for Apple's platform, Microsoft has backed out of future releases of Windows Media Player for Mac, and the company's Web site now directs visitors to... |
Posted 12 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Google to offer free application downloads
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Although overshadowed by the announcement of the Video service, Larry Page also announced the 'Google Pack' in Las Vegas. As rumoured, the Google Pack is a free bundle of tools from Google and other vendors designed to provide a broad set of functions for new computer users.
Naturally the pack includes... |
Posted 11 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Google Earth explores the Mac
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Google has released a beta of the Mac version of its standalone satellite imagery and mapping application, Google Earth.
The company describes the software as akin to a Web browser, but for the earth. The Mac version offers... |
Posted 11 Jan 2006 by Matt
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New iTunes Prompts Privacy Concerns
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Web sites and Internet forums are abuzz with news that a new feature recently added in version 6.0.2 may be communicating information on the song you are listening to Apple, raising privacy concerns from some users.
A "Mini Store" pane has been added to... |
Posted 11 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Two New Windows Metafile Bugs Found
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Just days after Microsoft patched a critical vulnerability in the way the Windows operating system renders certain types of graphics files, a hacker has published details of two new flaws that affect the same part of the operating system.
The new vulnerabilities were posted to... |
Posted 11 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Sky launches film download site
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Sky TV has launched a broadband service allowing its customers to legally download films from the internet.
Sky by Broadband provides 200 films free to digital subscribers, although they must have... |
Posted 11 Jan 2006 by Matt
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Google opens online video store
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Google is to start selling video online, offering a way for people to search for and buy TV shows and more through its site.
The web giant's co-founder Larry Page announced the service at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
US network CBS is making shows like CSI and Star Trek available to buy online... |
Posted 07 Jan 2006 by Matt
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UK city-wide Wi-Fi planned by spring
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Wi-Fi provider The Cloud is planning to launch city-wide Wi-Fi services this spring, installing wireless broadband in nine cities including London, Manchester and Birmingham.
Each installation will consist of hundreds of 'hotzones' rolled out across each city, giving access to the internet for... |
Posted 06 Jan 2006 by Matt
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The million-dollar student
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It took a 21-year-old a few minutes to come up with an idea which has made him more than one million dollars in four months. So what's his secret?
It started with a blank notepad, an overdraft and a shortage of socks.
Now it's a million-dollar business... |
Posted 06 Jan 2006 by Matt
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