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DVHARDWARE - April 2005

• Astronomers discovered planet with five times the mass of Jupiter

  - 2005-04-30

• NASA's Deep Impact photographs Tempel 1

  - 2005-04-30

• Apple unleashes the Tiger

  - 2005-04-30

• AMD announces the end of socket 754 Athlon 64 with deadline

  - 2005-04-30

• Apple's Tiger attracts crowds to shops

  - 2005-04-29

• Firefox reaches 50 million downloads mark!

  - 2005-04-29

• NASA starts preparations for mission to save Hubble

  - 2005-04-29

• Longhorn to focus on how people organize and find documents

  - 2005-04-29

• PSP Video 9 1.37 released - convert and send videos to your PSP

  - 2005-04-29

• European libraries unite against Google

  - 2005-04-29

• Samsung becomes Microsoft's Xbox HDTV partner

  - 2005-04-29

• Cell phone shipments up 9.2%

  - 2005-04-29

• Cooler Master presents new liquid cooling technology - LC for the OEM market?

  - 2005-04-29

• Tiger Direct sues Apple

  - 2005-04-29

• Soyo announces 17-inch and 19-inch LCD monitors

  - 2005-04-29

• NASA delays Discovery launch till July 12

  - 2005-04-29

• Google testing RSS feed advertising

  - 2005-04-29

• Microsoft's revenue up - strong 2006 outlook

  - 2005-04-29

• NASA temporarily halts space shuttle preparations

  - 2005-04-29

• Texas A&M clones horse

  - 2005-04-29

• File-sharing usage still rising

  - 2005-04-29

• Ivory-billed woodpecker spotted - they aren't extinct!

  - 2005-04-28

• Microsoft presents Ultra Mobile 2007 concept

  - 2005-04-28

• Fujitsu plans 200GB 2.5-inch HDDs for 1H 2007

  - 2005-04-28

• Fujitsu announces volume production of 2.5" SATA HDDs

  - 2005-04-28

• Global warming confirmed by new data - temperatures to rise

  - 2005-04-28

• German astronaut to pass 6-months in ISS

  - 2005-04-28

• FCC to require VoIP providers to offer 911 dialing services

  - 2005-04-28

• Microsoft Windows Longhorn system requirements

  - 2005-04-28

• iPod popular among muggers on subways

  - 2005-04-28

• Yahoo News gets clean and personal

  - 2005-04-28

• Apple iPod byebye? Here's the Nokia N91

  - 2005-04-28

• Tabletop nuclear fusion reached by UCLA scientists

  - 2005-04-28

• Apple updates Power Mac G5 with dual 2.0GHz, 2.3GHz and 2.7GHz models

  - 2005-04-28

• Intel to start mass production of 65 by year-end

  - 2005-04-28

• Nokia expects to sell 100 million camera phones this year

  - 2005-04-27

• Yahoo's My Web - personalized search

  - 2005-04-27

• Nokia cam phones to incorporate Carl Zeiss optics

  - 2005-04-27

• VIA and ULi to license dual-graphics solutions from ATI and NVIDIA

  - 2005-04-27

• Nokia N91 multimedia - mobile jukebox with 4GB HDD

  - 2005-04-27

• Nokia launches the N70 with 2 megapixel cam and 3G

  - 2005-04-27

• Nokia N90 - 2 megapixel camphone with Carl Zeiss optics

  - 2005-04-27

• Nokia launches Nseries phones

  - 2005-04-27

• Longhorn's top priority is security

  - 2005-04-27

• Real gives away 25 free songs a month

  - 2005-04-27

• Verizon to offer VoIP 911 emergency calling system

  - 2005-04-27

• Windows Longhorn beta build 5048 screenshots

  - 2005-04-27

• Cisco to buy VoIP firm Sipura

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft: PC users are drowning in their ocean of information

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft Longhorn to feature a black box

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft appoints Chris Liddell as new Chief Financial Officer

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft to use NEC eDRAM for Xbox 360

  - 2005-04-26

• Nokia to feature Yahoo! on Series 60

  - 2005-04-26

• Symbian booms to 61.4 percent of the market

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft hands out Longhorn pre-release beta build 5048 at WinHEC

  - 2005-04-26

• Dell to launch cellular Axim handheld by mid-2006

  - 2005-04-26

• MSN Search favoring ISS?

  - 2005-04-26

• IBM Thinkpad X41 Tablet PC photos

  - 2005-04-26

• WinHEC - some photos

  - 2005-04-26

• Real launches Rhapsody - the iTunes killer?

  - 2005-04-26

• Cassini finds complex organic materials on Titan

  - 2005-04-26

• AMD might launch quad-core processors by 2007

  - 2005-04-26

• ATI finishing Multi VPU technology

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft to launch Metro, a PDF rival

  - 2005-04-26

• Sony PSP to be launched in Europe on September 1

  - 2005-04-26

• Electronic Arts launches FIFA and NBA for Sony PSP

  - 2005-04-26

• Opera 8 downloaded more than one million times - an Atlantic swim!

  - 2005-04-26

• Windows XP Professional x64 Edition to ship on April 29

  - 2005-04-26

• Microsoft to educate 10,000 system builders on 64-bit Windows

  - 2005-04-26

• Samsung and Microsoft introduce laptop HDDs with flash memory

  - 2005-04-25

• Bill shows off Longhorn at WinHEC

  - 2005-04-25

• Google to offer new CPM based ads model

  - 2005-04-25

• Microsoft kicks off 64-bit Windows

  - 2005-04-25

• NASA releases spectacular new Hubble photos

  - 2005-04-25

• Why should you need to upgrade to Windows XP Professional x64 Edition?

  - 2005-04-25

• Soyuz capsule landed safely

  - 2005-04-25

• Happy birthday Hubble - telescope turns 15!

  - 2005-04-25

• AMD to embrace DDR500 officially

  - 2005-04-25

• Soyuz undocked from ISS - taking three men back home

  - 2005-04-24

• Has NASA's safety culture changed?

  - 2005-04-24

• Fuell cell performance boosted by microbes

  - 2005-04-24

• Intel deal with Oregon locals could save them up to $580 million

  - 2005-04-24

• Soyuz rocket to bring 3 astronauts back home

  - 2005-04-24

• Intel to put Moore's Law on public display

  - 2005-04-24

• Dual-core race between AMD and Intel

  - 2005-04-23

• Microsoft plans Longhorn for late 2006

  - 2005-04-23

• Internet Explorer 7 details

  - 2005-04-23

• MSN Toolbar to give IE tabbed browsing

  - 2005-04-23

• NASA isn't loosening space shuttle risks standards

  - 2005-04-23

• Microsoft to launch 64-bit Windows on Monday

  - 2005-04-23

• Forum creates XWall - XML firewall

  - 2005-04-23

• Google's shares hit new record today

  - 2005-04-23

• Taxes drive away IC production from the U.S. - not labor costs

  - 2005-04-23

• Canon unveils the PowerShot S2 IS

  - 2005-04-22

• IBM changes dual-core software pricing

  - 2005-04-22

• OCZ launches DDR2 Gold Series

  - 2005-04-22

• Antarctic glaciers retreating faster

  - 2005-04-22

• Electronics firms want to end HD-DVD / Blu-Ray DVD format war

  - 2005-04-22

• Environmentalists complain about Apple's policies

  - 2005-04-22

• Nopir-B worm deletes MP3 files

  - 2005-04-22

• English engineer offers Intel perfect copy of Moore's Law article

  - 2005-04-22

• Sun unveils Java Enterprise System 3

  - 2005-04-22

• Sun to offers Windows support

  - 2005-04-22

• Google's first-quarter profits six times higher than last year

  - 2005-04-21

• Spitzer telescope spots asteroid belt

  - 2005-04-21

• Novell unveils SuSE Linux Professional 9.3

  - 2005-04-21

• Space Shuttle Discovery launch delayed for further security checks

  - 2005-04-21

• HP launches dual-core AMD Opteron servers

  - 2005-04-21

• AMD rolls out its first dual-core processors: Opteron and Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core

  - 2005-04-21

• VIA announces chipset for AMD's dual-core Opteron

  - 2005-04-21

• Sony and Toshiba to avoid DVD war with unified format?

  - 2005-04-21

• AOL starts campaign against phishing sites

  - 2005-04-21

• NASA delays Discovery launch with one week

  - 2005-04-21

• Microsoft Virtual Server to virtualize Linux

  - 2005-04-21

• eBay announces first-quarter revenue

  - 2005-04-21

• Google launches My Search History beta

  - 2005-04-21

• Nikon unveils the D50 digital SLR camera

  - 2005-04-20

• Nikon unveils D70s dSLR camera

  - 2005-04-20

• Intel's shares rise after disclosing first quarter profits

  - 2005-04-20

• Playboy launches PlayboyStation Portable

  - 2005-04-20

• Samsung unveils 4Gb OneNAND flash memory

  - 2005-04-20

• Toshiba launches three notebooks - Tecra M4, Libretto U100 and Portege R200

  - 2005-04-20

• ATI unveils Radeon Xpress 200M

  - 2005-04-20

• Microsoft was granted '911 patent'

  - 2005-04-20

• Dual-core processors - more performance with lower clockspeed?

  - 2005-04-20

• Is their biological life on Mars?

  - 2005-04-20

• Intel announces $9.4 billion first-quarter revenue

  - 2005-04-20

• SimWorks discovers 52 new Symbian viruses

  - 2005-04-20

• Viralg to stop unauthorized file trading on p2p networks?

  - 2005-04-20

• Spammers mine p2p to find e-mail addresses

  - 2005-04-20

• New Sober worm variant detected

  - 2005-04-20

• Opera launches version 8 with more security

  - 2005-04-20

• Sony, Samsung start production of seventh generation LCD panels

  - 2005-04-19

• Cisco unveils new router line

  - 2005-04-19

• Microsoft unveils test of next-gen development platform

  - 2005-04-19

• Nokia and Infinity unveil Visual Radio

  - 2005-04-19

• Disney acquires Avalanche Software

  - 2005-04-19

• Scientists suggest that early universe was liquid-like

  - 2005-04-19

• Intel wants to replace WiFi with WiMax

  - 2005-04-19

• Seagata unveils 120GB SATA HDD for notebooks

  - 2005-04-19

• Cardinal Ratzinger is the new pope - Benedict XVI

  - 2005-04-19

• Microsoft to bring instant messaging to mobile devices - partnership with RIM

  - 2005-04-19

• AMD to price entry-level dual-core Opteron at high-end single-core price

  - 2005-04-19

• Samsung developing 4GB 0.85-inch HDD

  - 2005-04-19

• ATI to go to 80nm before 65nm

  - 2005-04-19

• Adobe, Macromedia alliance to battle Microsoft in browser application market

  - 2005-04-19

• Dell ships dual-core Intel systems

  - 2005-04-19

• Symantec launches beta version of anti-spyware program.

  - 2005-04-19

• Microsoft launches biggest Windows ad campaign ever

  - 2005-04-19

• Intel starts shipping WiMAX chips

  - 2005-04-18

• Intel's dual-core processors start shipping

  - 2005-04-18

• Apple unveils Final Cut Pro 5

  - 2005-04-18

• PC Market rose 10.9% in Q1 2005

  - 2005-04-18

• Adobe acquires Macromedia for $3.4 billion

  - 2005-04-18

• ISS welcomes new crew

  - 2005-04-17

• VoIP cellphones to be only a matter of time?

  - 2005-04-17

• Intel Russia build Wi-Fi hotspot at the Northpole

  - 2005-04-17

• Microsoft to sell Xbox 360 with WebTv for $399?

  - 2005-04-17

• Fuel problem ended DART mission

  - 2005-04-17

• Scientists clone world endurance championship horse

  - 2005-04-16

• NASA's DART mission partly failure

  - 2005-04-16

• Sony Ericsson's disappointing first quarter results

  - 2005-04-16

• Skype nearly hits the 100th millionth download mark

  - 2005-04-16

• Scientists discover dinosaur fossil with eggs

  - 2005-04-16

• Discovery Space Shuttle passes fuel tank test

  - 2005-04-16

• Russian Soyuz rocket takes new crew to space station

  - 2005-04-15

• Intel's first dual-core processors to be available on Monday

  - 2005-04-15

• HP starts dual-core Opteron blade server pre-order action

  - 2005-04-15

• Cameraphones tripled last year - and outsold digital cameras 4 to 1

  - 2005-04-15

• AMD's Turion 64 to take a lead over Intel?

  - 2005-04-15

• Toshiba to release 20GB and 60GB HDD-based audio players

  - 2005-04-15

• Microsoft unveils public beta of disk-based backup and recovery program

  - 2005-04-15

• Xbox 2 to be called Xbox 360?

  - 2005-04-14

• Cisco to acquire Topspin for $250 million

  - 2005-04-14

• AMD first quarter financial results

  - 2005-04-14

• AMD launches Mobile AMD Athlon 64 3700+

  - 2005-04-14

• Apple's second quarter financial results

  - 2005-04-14

• Sony to use Cell for home server and HDTV products in 2007

  - 2005-04-14

• Micron starts shipping 4GB DDR2 memory modules

  - 2005-04-14

• Google launches Video Upload

  - 2005-04-14

• Sony wants to avoid next-gen DVD format war

  - 2005-04-14

• Intel's gets a new CEO on May 18 - Paul Otellini

  - 2005-04-13

• RIAA and MPAA sue college students for illegal file trading on Internet2

  - 2005-04-13

• palmOne reveals the Tungsten E2

  - 2005-04-13

• Intel Pentium D to be planned for May

  - 2005-04-13

• HP launches iPod photo

  - 2005-04-13

• Wireless e-mail to become mainstream application on smartphones

  - 2005-04-13

• Researchers develop transistor that runs at 604GHz

  - 2005-04-13

• Intel's mobile CPU roadmap - dual and single core Yonahs

  - 2005-04-13

• Intel's desktop CPU roadmap - the 9xx series and pricecuts

  - 2005-04-13

• ATI to present Multi-VPU technology in May

  - 2005-04-13

• Microsoft releases 8 new security patches

  - 2005-04-12

• Microsoft disables Windows XP Service Pack 2 blocking feature

  - 2005-04-12

• Xbox 2 to be sold for $249-$299?

  - 2005-04-12

• Google launches Mobile Local Search

  - 2005-04-12

• Apple to launch its Tiger on April 29

  - 2005-04-12

• Intel offers $10,000 for original Moore's law text

  - 2005-04-12

• Intel released the 854 chipset for fanless consumer electronic devices

  - 2005-04-12

• Intel starts dual-core processor shipments

  - 2005-04-11

• IBM and Sanyo announce prototype of methanol fuel cell

  - 2005-04-11

• Microsoft to make Longhorn Server for Itanium processors

  - 2005-04-11

• Google's Brin and Page only earn $1 a year

  - 2005-04-11

• Xbox 2 to be presented on MTV on May 12

  - 2005-04-11

• Intel to launch Pentium EE 840 processor and 955X chipset by mid-April

  - 2005-04-11

• Microsoft files 8 lawsuits against computer system builders for counterfeiting

  - 2005-04-11

• Internet users are slowly accepting spam

  - 2005-04-10

• Earth's oldest object displayed

  - 2005-04-10

• Hitachi's Perpendicular Recording

  - 2005-04-10

• Early Earth's atmosphere was hydrogen rich

  - 2005-04-09

• Europe plans to launch mission to Mars to find life

  - 2005-04-09

• Nikon to launch two new digital SLR cameras

  - 2005-04-09

• ICANN approves .jobs and .travel

  - 2005-04-09

• PlayStation 3 to be presented three hours before the Xbox 2

  - 2005-04-09

• Judge sentences spammer to nine years in prison

  - 2005-04-08

• Corsair unveils XMS 6400 - memory at 800MHz

  - 2005-04-08

• AMD plans dual-core Opterons for April 21

  - 2005-04-08

• IBM and NetApp form alliance against EMC

  - 2005-04-08

• Chatting with the Sony PSP - it's possible!

  - 2005-04-08

• Nokia announces 8800 and 8801 cell phones

  - 2005-04-07

• Sony sold 500,000 PSP units in two days after the launch

  - 2005-04-07

• Sony granted patent for beaming information into the brain

  - 2005-04-07

• Intel unveils StrataFlash Embedded Memory

  - 2005-04-07

• Kingston launches HyperX DDR2 750-MHz (PC2-6000) memory modules

  - 2005-04-07

• NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery headed to launch pad

  - 2005-04-07

• MSN 7 is a lot more commercial - advertising theme packs

  - 2005-04-07

• MSN Messenger 7 Polygamy and ads remover

  - 2005-04-07

• Microsoft launches MSN Messenger 7

  - 2005-04-07

• Microsoft launches MSN Spaces and Messenger Services

  - 2005-04-07

• AMD to launch 86X, 87X Opteron processors on April 21?

  - 2005-04-07

• NVIDIA's nForce4 SLI Intel Edition chipset to cost $80

  - 2005-04-07

• Scientists dug up remains of 7 million year old human relative

  - 2005-04-07

• OCZ announced PC-5000 Platinum DFI nF4 memory

  - 2005-04-07

• Apple contracts development of powerful multimedia chip - for the iPod?

  - 2005-04-06

• WinXP Service Pack 2 blocking ends on April 12

  - 2005-04-06

• Mars rovers mission extended till September 2006

  - 2005-04-06

• Intel commissions multi-threaded game benchmark

  - 2005-04-06

• Google's search hardware licenses get price reduction

  - 2005-04-06

• Google Video blogging to be the next big application?

  - 2005-04-06

• Japan wants manned space station on the moon

  - 2005-04-06

• Microsoft delays Windows for computers clusters

  - 2005-04-06

• HP to offer 11.8-teraflop supercomputer

  - 2005-04-06

• Velocity Micro introduces 4GHz Pentium 4 EE dual-core system

  - 2005-04-06

• Rambus presents DRAM cores with Micro-Threading

  - 2005-04-05

• Firefox Javascript vulnerability can leak sensitive information

  - 2005-04-05

• NVIDIA unveils nForce 4 SLI Intel edition

  - 2005-04-05

• Quake IV to be presented at QuakeCon

  - 2005-04-05

• Mabir.A spreads through Bluetooth and MMS

  - 2005-04-05

• Google expands Video search service

  - 2005-04-05

• VoIP to face a great growth

  - 2005-04-05

• Intel's dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition hits the web

  - 2005-04-04

• High-risk flaws found in IE and Outlook

  - 2005-04-04

• Hitachi plans 1TB HDDs with perpendicular recording

  - 2005-04-04

• Windows XP Service Pack 2 only installed on 24% of business PCs

  - 2005-04-04

• NASA sets April 15 for DART launch date

  - 2005-04-03

• Sony wants iTunes for movies

  - 2005-04-02

• Gmail reaches 2GB and beyond - heading for 2.5GB

  - 2005-04-02

• Cell phone association wants cheaper DRM system

  - 2005-04-02

• Nikon preparing the launch of the D50

  - 2005-04-02

• Microsoft prosecutes 117 phishers

  - 2005-04-01

• HP renews its iPod range

  - 2005-04-01

• Apple to launch gPod - hit of the year?

  - 2005-04-01

• Black & White 2 screenshots

  - 2005-04-01

• Nforce 4 for Intel to be launched on April 6

  - 2005-04-01

• AMD dual-core Opteron launch advanced?

  - 2005-04-01

• Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger gone gold

  - 2005-04-01

• Mozilla gives 2,500 bucks for bugs

  - 2005-04-01

• Google Gmail users to get 2GB of storage and even more

  - 2005-04-01

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