Microsoft loses appeal to EU court over anti-trust remedies
AMD to supply 26,000 processors to schools in China
Samsung begins mass production of world’s fast memory
Intel confirms plans for desktop brand
Dell intros networked storage for SMEs
Skype alights on Broadreach hotspots
IBM steps up war on spam
Symantec releases the beta of AntiSpyware
New York sues alleged spyware company
Yahoo offers free phone calls via IM
Search Marketeers’ Association holds inaugural meeting
Telewest plans huge infrastructure upgrade
EU turns its attention to music copyright
Hotmail to get upgrade today?
Dogpile signs up MSN Search
IDF, Fall 2005: AMD demos dual-core mobile chip
Ofcom orders ceiling on local loop unbundling rental
London to recycle by mobile
BBC to commence trials of TV and Radio download service
Google Reader synthesizes blogs and feeds
Google Print expands into Europe
Government-backed Net safety campaign kicks off
Microsoft snaps up VoIP firm
Warnings raised on spread of spyware
Microsoft signs up anti-phishing partners
Firefox 1.5 released
Microsoft promises public beta IE 7 early next year
F-Secure warns of bogus McAfee email
Las Vegas a-buzz over Google keynote
UK watchdog howls at DRM woes
UPDATED: IBM does IM with Yahoo!, AOL and Google
ICANN halves Verisign payout in new agreement
Librarians protest to parliament over DRM
Microsoft issues two critical security alerts
Quantum computers offer hope for idle processing
Microsoft back pedals on ‘better than Google’ promise
Microsoft takes on US eBay counterfeit traders
Broadband specialist Pipex buys up Homecall
Ballmer bans boys from Redmond rivals
Violent video game law scotched by US judge
Microsoft turns up the heat on spammers
eBay rumoured to be starting ‘anyone but Google’ alliance
Antispam company targeted by denial of service attack
Tories to urge caution over BBC net plans
Intel debuts ‘Woodcrest’ Xeon
Google rules out developing Web browser
Bragg blasts MySpace terms
Microsoft ‘talking to publishers over new music service’
Tate Modern launches virtual tours
Record industry takes on Yahoo! China
