Wednesday, June 23, 2004

Xgrid agent for Unix architectures now available [The Macintosh News Network] comment []10:10:08 PM

Brits hit by surge in phone-charge Net fraud. Are Trojans behind a surge in complaints from Web users billed for accessing premium-rate sites that they say they never visited? [CNET News.com] comment []8:34:59 PM

Apple to add H.264 Advanced Video Codec to QuickTime [The Macintosh News Network] comment []7:24:01 PM

Infineon, IBM show prototype 16Mb magnetic RAM. Infineon Technologies AG and IBM Corp. have demonstrated a prototype 16Mb MRAM (magnetic RAM) chip, bringing the power-saving technology one step closer to commercial availability, the companies said on Tuesday. [InfoWorld: Top News] comment []3:45:19 PM

Spam is making computers sick. PCs are having more sick days than workers as a result of spam overload a survey finds. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] comment []3:42:29 PM

Strong sales for iTunes in Europe. Online music service iTunes sells 800,000 songs in its first week in Europe, including strong sales in the UK. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] comment []3:30:49 PM

Apple, BMW execs talk about iPod integration. Apple Computer Inc. and BMW on Monday introduced a new interface that enables owners of many BMW automobiles made since 2002 to integrate Apple's iPod digital music player into their vehicle's sound system. While BMW may be the first manufacturer with whom Apple has announced a partnership, Apple said it won't be the only one. [MacCentral] comment []1:32:45 PM

iTunes Europe sells 800,000 songs in first week [The Macintosh News Network] comment []12:40:28 PM

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