In today`s tech news roundup: Experts monitor a versatile hacking tool dubbed "phatbot", Apple introduces spoken interface for Mac OS X, spam is putting people off e-mail, and CSIR telehealth project a finalist in international competition.
In today`s technology round-up: Guinness says Toshiba drives are the world`s smallest, Intel planning new names for chips, and mobile media satellite launched.
In today`s world tech wrap: A how-to book for crackers, a new company offers "open source insurance", Documentum buys Xerox unit, US states may aim at file-sharing vendors, and Lindows asked to do the "impossible".
In today`s tech news roundup: The rise of open source databases, Microsoft could face European sanctions, and Virgin Music goes virtual.
In today`s tech roundup: Vendors seek Internet domain for mobile devices, IBM takes on HP in small server market, Microsoft part of wireless video plan, and Microsoft fails to relocate trial to Seattle.
In today`s technology round-up: US e-mail providers take spammers to court, George Michael to make songs freely available on Web, and Internet blamed for spread of syphilis among gays.
In today`s snippets: Microsoft issues more patches, Microsoft connected cars, Encyclopaedias losing lustre, Fujitsu ships first Xeon blade server, Hitachi to launch 400GB drive
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft eases up on hardware makers, Microsoft to debut SUS 2.0, Palmisano`s bonus and Dell reveals virtualisation plans.
In today`s world tech roundup: In the market for a new PC? Think upgrade. Windows plays in security market, and OS X "the most secure online server OS".
In today`s tech news roundup: Sweden develops disposable computer, Macromedia for Linux, more SCO manoeuvres in the dark, and DVD copying faces second judgement.
In today`s tech news roundup: SCO Group broadens its Linux lawsuits, China`s handset exports to top 100 million, Scientific-Atlanta mulls video game set-top box, and a Dell offering sacrifices size and weight for gaming functionality.
In today`s world tech roundup: Xeon now even faster, 802.11 manufacturers form action group, Thompson adds DRM to MP3, and first mySAP business partner appointed.