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 Evening Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 03:44 AM CEST - Apr,24 2003
  • Female characters infiltrate gaming world - According to Trais, a contributor to Electronic Gaming Monthly and Computer Gaming World, the topless women who do tricks on bikes in "BMX XXX" and the scantily-clad women who have a feel for each other in "Outlaw Golf" provide action which, she says, is a little over the top. However, the clothed leading lady, Cate Archer, in "No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'S Way" represents a different story. Trais feels Archer packs a skull full of brains alongside her toned body and that's not such a bad combination.
  • Microsoft patches holes in IE, Outlook  - Microsoft warned customers that they should apply updates for both Internet Explorer and Outlook Express to fix critical security vulnerabilities that could let attackers run programs on a victim's PC.  Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 all have four flaws, the worst of which could allow an attacker to take control of a person's computer if a victim were follow links to a Web site or read an HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) e-mail created by an attacker.
  • Email worm looks to capitalise on SARS fears - The mass-mailing worm, which has been named W32/Coronex-A, sends itself to all contacts in Outlook address books and attempts to dupe innocent computer users into opening an attachment offering details on the current SARS epidemic. The worm uses different subject lines, message bodies and attachment names to try and lure users into opening the attachments, including: "Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome", "SARS Virus" and Hongkong.exe
  • Will Your Broadband Travel Over Power Lines? - Hailing the step as a "monumental moment," the U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to solicit public comment on broadband Internet service delivered over ordinary electric power lines, a step that could create widespread competition for cable modem and DSL services. Companies such as Amperion and Current Technologies are already planning to roll out limited BPL services by later this year, and they are allowed to do so as long as they stay within current FCC rules on unlicensed radio frequency emissions.
  • First Look at the Newest Palm PDAs - Both the camera-equipped Zire 71 and the Wi-Fi-enabled Tungsten C run the latest Palm operating system, version 5.2.1. The Zire 71 is available now, Palm says, and the Tungsten C is due to ship in early May. The Zire 71 is the second entry in Palm's consumer line of personal digital assistants launched last fall with the $99 Zire. But the original Zire was designed to appeal to a mass-market crowd; the $299 Zire 71 was created with a more upmarket multimedia buff in mind.
  • OPTERON VIA K8T400M Chipset specs - After posting the Opteron AMD 8000 (nForce3) Chipset specifications, AMDboard is publishing some information and charts about the brand new K8T400M south bridge chipset for Opteron and VIA VT8237 north bridge.
  • Tim Sweeney 64-bit Interview - FiringSquad's Brandon Bell has conducted an interview with Epic Games' Tim Sweeney as he talks about AMD's 64-bit Athlon processor!
  • Cumulative Patch for Internet Explorer (April 2003) - Thie April 2003, Cumulative patch for MSIE fixes all old and some new vulnerabilities in IE.
  • Cumulative Patch for Outlook Express (April 2003) - The "April 2003, Cumulative Patch for Outlook Express" eliminates all previously addressed security vulnerabilities affecting Outlook Express, as well as additional newly discovered vulnerabilities. This update includes the functionality of all previously released patches.
  • Yahoo! Messenger 5.5.0.1254 - Yahoo! Messenger is a freeware program that allows you to quickly exchange messages with others online. Tis new version features PC-to-Mobile Conversations, Super Webcam, New Emoticons and IMVironments.
  • VIA Audio drivers v3.50b - VIA Tech has released new drivers (rel.notes) for the internal AC97 sound in their chipsets i.e. south bridges VT686A, VT686B, VT8231, VT8233, VT8233A, VT8233C and VT8235.

Comments from Gene Vantreeseposted - 04:28 AM CEST - Apr,24 2003
power line broadband is the stupidest idea any one could ever com up with 1. it would have to operate at HF frequencies and iterfere with services allready there. 2. Safety factor i.e. Lightning strikes power lines all the time which will send several billion volts of electricity into your computer and or the isp and destroy lots of equipment. 3. lightning strikes will no dout interfere with the service not just lightning but geomagnetic storms will interefere as well. 4 it really wont be any cheaper and it wont be secure.

Comments from Hjarryposted - 09:24 AM CEST - Apr,24 2003
Better she pack a skull full of brains than a brain full of skulls!

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