Reviews

IEEE in wireless wrangle.

IEEE has put on hold its review of a wireless technology favoured by Qualcomm due to a squabble involving Intel, The Wall Street Journal reports. The move by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) might delay adoption of a technology that could compete with WiMAX, which Intel has been promoting. (Australian IT)

RHUB TurboMeeting 200 Gains the Highest Trust of Customers Worldwide

Info Security Products Guide Names RHUB TurboMeeting Web Conferencing Appliance Winner of the 2008 Global Excellence in World"s Best Software Product/Service Award

Sony malware infections in the millions - security expert.

At first glance, Dan Kaminsky"s bright red-colored map of the world looks like a visualization of global population - but it"s actually a map of networks carrying Sony"s DRM software. The computer security expert estimated the number of infected networks and superimposed the data as red dots on a map of the world. The result is a impressively red globe. Kaminsky told TG Daily that "there could be three million or more infected computers."

Gigabyte intros entry-level GeForce 6200 graphics card.

Gigabyte announced a new addition to its product lineup. The GeForce 6200-based GV-N62128DE is targeted at users who intend to upgrade from an integrated graphics chipset to a discreet graphics solution. Features of the card include support for DirectX 9.0, Shader Model 3.0, as well as Nvidia"s PureVideo to improve video quality on the screen. The card will become available during this month. Pricing has not been announced. (THG)

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