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 Morning Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 12:12 PM CET - Mar,26 2003
  • Windows 2000 Security Flaw Worse Than First Thought - A Microsoft security flaw announced last week is much more serious than initially thought, several security companies have said.  It's important that businesses apply a new patch to all Windows 2000 systems, advisories state -- not just those running Microsoft's IIS Web server software.
  • Microsoft Sets Limits to Stop Spam - Microsoft has reduced the number of e-mail messages that Hotmail users can send each day to 100 in an effort to prevent spammers from using the service to export spam. The cap, put in place earlier this month, only applies to users of the company's free Hotmail e-mail service, not to MSN 8 subscribers or to users who pay for MSN Extra Storage, a Microsoft spokesperson said Tuesday.
  • RTCW Deathmatch for $  - YouPlayGames announced that it has signed an exclusive deal with id Software and Even Balance, Inc. to offer Return to Castle Wolfenstein as the premiere title available through the company's new skill-based online gaming service. Through the agreement, gamers at any skill level can play Return to Castle Wolfenstein and vie against each other over the Internet for the opportunity to win money and prizes. Participants who connect to YouPlayGames' servers to play Return to Castle Wolfenstein will be required to have the latest version of Even Balance's PunkBuster Anti-Cheat software on their systems in order to compete.
  • EarthLink Speeds Its Dial-Up Service -  EarthLink today officially launched a "Plus" version of its Internet access software, which enables dial-up users to surf the Net at up to five times the standard rate. EarthLink Plus is powered by Propel Software's Web accelerator, which reduces the size of Web pages and Web elements sent to users' browsers, allowing users to surf faster, EarthLink said.
  • Nintendo Ups Game Boy's Allowance - Nintendo says it has invested heavily in a redesigned version of its top-selling Game Boy Advance to boost sales in the vital but struggling European and American markets.  In Europe, Nintendo has shipped 400,000 units of Game Boy Advance SP, an upgrade of the Game Boy Advance, ahead of its March 28 launch. The new device had a March 23 U.S. debut.  The company will spend $32 million in Europe alone to market the product, which features a rechargeable battery, a brightly lit screen and a sleeker metallic-look finish to appeal to an older consumer base.
  • IBM to produce Nvidia chips - Nvidia has signed a pact with IBM Microelectronics to help it avoid putting all of its graphics chips in one basket. The chipmaker on Wednesday will announce an agreement in which IBM will serve as an additional manufacturer for the GeForce family of graphics chips. Nvidia's current manufacturer is TSMC.  Nvidia wanted more manufacturing capacity and was looking to avoid the pitfalls of working with just one producer, said Nvidia spokesman Derek Perez.
  • Bye-Bye CD-RW? - Today, a top 52X/24X/52X CD-RW drive costs less than $150. But for $100 more, you can get a DVD burner with CD-RW functionality. If you add another $50, you can buy a fast, new rewritable DVD drive like Pioneer's DVR-A05.
  • SPD Performance on a 333 MHz FSB nForce2? - This review will deal with four RAM manufacturers: Corsair, Kingston, Mushkin, and OCZ. This is not a standard RAM review, in which a recently received stick of RAM is tested in a few benchmarks and results proclaimed; all of the RAM we'll discuss has been in our labs at least six weeks, with some of it present as long as four months.
  • Serial ATA Adapter Review - OCIA checks out a Serial ATA Adapter in their latest review.
  • Kingston 5GB DataPak PC Card HDD & Reader Review - Mikhailtech has posted a Kingston 5GB DataPak PC Card HDD & Reader review.
  • Linksys WRTG54 Wireless-G Broadband Router Review  - Linksys' WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router seems to have taken the lead over its sibling WAP54G Access Point. Although it's priced about the same, it has a key difference that you should know about before you buy. Read our review to make an informed purchase.
  • 9700 Pro to 9800 Pro SoftMod & Catalyst Driver Comparison - There comes a time when the past product has to be pulled from the shelf, dusted off and re-benchmarked with the latest drivers. This time we are going to share our findings with you as we move from ATI's Catalyst 2.3 drivers to the Catalyst 3.2 drivers and if our softmod 9700 Pro to a 9800 Pro got us some "free stuff!"
  • Mandrake Linux 9.1 - Mandrake Linux 9.1 (Bamboo) is now officially available at a number of FTP mirrors.
  • Microsoft Pulls DirectX 9.0a - Shortly after the initial release of the silent update, the Redmond based company removed the download. Now the website just displays a message that The download you requested is unavailable.
  • iuVCR v4.7.0.282 - iuVCR is a Windows 2000/XP intended video recording program. Have a TV tuner or a video capture card installed on your Windows 2000 or XP system? Now you can easily record your favorite TV programs and videos in *.AVI or *.WMV format. iuVCR has got a simple and plain interface, allows to capture video of any format, resolution and duration, can automatically start when scheduled and has a number of other useful features.
  • PowerStrip 3.31.375 Beta  - PowerStrip (download) provides advanced, multi-monitor, programmable hardware support to a wide range of graphics cards - from the venerable Matrox Millennium I to the latest SiS Xabre. It's the only program of its type to support multiple graphics cards from multiple chipset vendors, simultaneously, under every Windows operating system from Windows 95 to XP. This new version adds GeForce FX support.
  • Hmonitor 4.1.2.4 - Hmonitor (download) has much more functions than MotherBoard Monitor, for example, including thermocontrol features and COM/PerfMon API support.
  • MSN Messenger Service 5.0.0540 (official) - Windows Messenger 5 (Win98/ME ~ WinXP ~ Win2K/NT4SP6 ) supports 3 instant messaging services: MSN .NET, Exchange IM (part of Exchange 2000), and RealTime Communication Server (RTC, codename Greenwich). RTC uses an Internet-standard IM protocol called SIP (Session Initation Protocol).
  • Gainward Detonator 43.03 Drivers + 3D Stereo - Gainward have released a new set of Nvidia Detonator 43.03 drivers (Win9x/ME ~ 2k/XP ~ Stereo3D driver)

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