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Excite moves to halt password hack

News After the Hotmail fiasco, Excite.co.uk takes steps to save face, but the hacker who broke into mail Wednesday tells ZDNet it was too easy... [03 Sep 1999]

Nuggets: Graphics chip goes vroooom!

News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on... [03 Sep 1999]

New game consoles blow away PCs

News Electronics giant Sony hopes to drop a bomb on rival makers of video-game systems next year. But in the coming war, the personal computer may take the most collateral damage. [03 Sep 1999]

After Hotmail "glitch" UK Excite accounts cracked

News If your excite.co.uk account name is John and you live in London, your email account may have been accessed in the last 24 hours [02 Sep 1999]

SACD or DVD, that is the question

News The race is on to standardise a format for our future listening pleasure. [02 Sep 1999]

Vitaminic launch gets UK MP3 artists in a spin

News Unsigned bands in the UK now have a further platform on which to tout their wares to A&R scouts, with the launch of Vitaminic.co.uk. [02 Sep 1999]

A Year Ago: Creative goes Live! with 3D sound

News First published: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 16:32:33 GMT [02 Sep 1999]

Game company sued for piracy

News [01 Sep 1999]

Government plans may endanger Net privacy

News One in every 500 Internet calls will be monitored if government plans to extend snooping powers to the Web -- by intercepting raw data streams -- become law. [31 Aug 1999]

Magex does MP3

News MusicMatch teams with NatWest for secure digital music distrubition. [31 Aug 1999]

Hotmail glitch reopens encryption debate

News Sure, it's a little insecure. But users are unlikely to stop using Web-based email, experts say. [31 Aug 1999]

News Burst: Hotmail debacle reopens encryption debate

News [31 Aug 1999]

Diamond pumps up MP3 volume

News Diamond releases new MP3 software, its answer to RealJukebox. [31 Aug 1999]

Talkback 2 Talkbacks

Nuggets: The MP3 evolution strides on...

News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on... [27 Aug 1999]

News Burst: Nullsoft releases guilt-free Winamp

News Nullsoft has released version 2.5 of Winamp, one of the world's most popular MP3 players, as freeware. Previous versions were released as shareware, with a $10 registration fee. [26 Aug 1999]

Nuggets: Samsung's DVD hybrid

News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on... [26 Aug 1999]

SupaNugget: The Rio 500, it's here, it's sexy...

News [25 Aug 1999]

Heavyweights back DVD, ink deal

News Three industry heavyweights, Warner Home Video, Toshiba and Blockbuster reckon Christmas 1999 will launch DVD into the mainstream and have teamed up to offer a promotional deal for first time buyers. [24 Aug 1999]

Yahoo! launches digital music site

News [24 Aug 1999]

Nuggets: Toshiba DVD player has a very silly name

News Nuggets, twice a day, every day (well, we do our best!). Software, hardware and every gadget we can get our mitts on... [24 Aug 1999]

Yahoo! to offer music download sales

News Yahoo! has signed deals with Liquid Audio and EMusic.com to offer digital music download sales through its portal site. [23 Aug 1999]

US furor rises over PC wiretap plan

News A US government proposal would make it easier for the law to break into people's computers. Privacy-rights groups call it KGB tactics. [23 Aug 1999]

UK banks trailing Europe in cyberspace

News UK banks may be opening the door to cyberspace rivals from abroad. [20 Aug 1999]

MP3 player coming to the Mac

News The Macintosh has been left out of the portable MP3 player revolution, but that's about to change. The new i-Jam, due out in September, will include a USB interface. That means it'll connect up to iMacs and iBooks with ease. [19 Aug 1999]

MAJC faces developer hurdles

News Developers will have to jump through technological hoops to effectively use the new whiz-bang architecture from Sun. [19 Aug 1999]


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