SCO, IBM trade subpoenas as they seek Linux details

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SCO and IBM issue subpoenas in Linux
wrangle

SCO and IBM issue subpoenas in Linux
wrangle 11/14/2003 06:55 AM
Computer Weekly Nov 14 2003 6:07AM ET

filing subpoenas against several of the
biggest names in Linux

filing subpoenas against several of the
biggest names in Linux 11/13/2003 02:52 PM
as SCO files its own set of subpoenas

zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5106450.html
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Poor nations seek trade alliance

Poor nations seek trade alliance 06/14/2004 12:31 AM
UN talks in Brazil aim to unite poor nations to get better deals from wealthy nations.

King's Dancers Seek to Trade Life of
Poverty (Reuters)

King's Dancers Seek to Trade Life of
Poverty (Reuters) 08/31/2004 10:13 AM
Reuters - Thousands of young women bared their breasts and danced in Swaziland in the hope of trading a life of poverty for one of royal comfort as one of King Mswati's many wives.

Details, Details, Details: Google,
Slowly, Moves Toward Stock Offering

Details, Details, Details: Google,
Slowly, Moves Toward Stock Offering 04/23/2004 11:13 PM
www.nytimes.com via Drudge Report Apr 24 2004 2:20AM GMT

linux kmod/ptrace bug - details

linux kmod/ptrace bug - details 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
Andrzej Szombierski (Mar 19 2003)

Linux fervor on display at trade show

Linux fervor on display at trade show 08/01/2004 11:32 PM
LinuxWorld will showcase company strategies to get an edge over competitors in the open-source world.

[iSEC] Linux kernel do_brk()
vulnerability details

[iSEC] Linux kernel do_brk()
vulnerability details 12/05/2003 01:53 PM
Paul Starzetz (Dec 04 2003)

Australian Linux bodies blast US
free-trade deal

Australian Linux bodies blast US
free-trade deal 08/06/2004 04:29 AM
ZDNet Australia Aug 6 2004 8:04AM GMT

Linux Management Remains Overlooked by
Wintel Trade Press

Linux Management Remains Overlooked by
Wintel Trade Press 08/06/2004 09:23 AM
the Wintel trade press is waiting to get their slice of the desktop Linux vendors' marketing dollars before they'll connect the dots and recognize the value of thin clients. InfoWorld believes “Linux [is] nearly ripe for the enterprise desktop” but “for now, administrators are applying mass changes to deployed desktops via home-brew methods”, so it’s not really ready yet. They seem quite insistent on this; “ Manageability is a must for Linux to succeed on the enterprise desktop”, they say, making “obvious comparisons to Microsoft Windows -- including Active Directory, Group Policy objects, and Microsoft Exchange”. Oh dear. These sorts of comments make experienced Linux/Un*x folk smile sadly and turn back to their screen, happy to be as far away from Microsoft’s products as possible.

Subpoenas fly in SCO vs IBM

Subpoenas fly in SCO vs IBM 11/13/2003 03:08 AM
Linus gets the call

Object Management Group™
(OMG™)

Object Management Group™
(OMG™) 05/24/2004 06:24 AM
Object Management Group™ (OMG™)
http://www.omg.org/

Founded in April 1989 by eleven companies, the Object Management Group™ (OMG™) began independent operations as a not-for-profit corporation. Through the OMG's commitment to developing technically excellent, commercially viable and vendor independent specifications for the software industry, the consortium now includes approximately 800 members. The OMG is moving forward in establishing the Model Driven Architecture ™ as the "Architecture of Choice for a Connected World" ™ through its worldwide standard specifications including CORBA ®, CORBA/IIOP™, the UML™, XMI™, MOF™, Object Services, Internet Facilities and Domain Interface specifications. The OMG is headquartered in Needham, MA, USA with a subsidiary in Japan. The OMG has international marketing offices in Bahrain, Brazil, Germany, India and the UK, along with a government representative in Washington, D.C.

The OMG was formed to create a component-based software marketplace by accelerating the introduction of standardized object software. The organization's charter includes the establishment of industry guidelines and detailed object management specifications to provide a common framework for application development. Conformance to these specifications will make it possible to develop a heterogeneous computing environment across all major hardware platforms and operating systems. Implementations of OMG specifications can be found on many operating systems across the world today.

The OMG's series of specifications detail the necessary standard interfaces for Distributed Object Computing. Its widely popular Internet protocol IIOP (Internet Inter-ORB Protocol) is being used as the infrastructure for hundreds of technology companies. OMG specifications are used worldwide to develop and deploy distributed applications for vertical markets, including Manufacturing, Finance, Telecoms, Electronic Commerce, Real-time systems and Health Care.

IBM Subpoenas SCO Investors, Analysts

IBM Subpoenas SCO Investors, Analysts 11/11/2003 11:21 PM

Forbes Examines SCO Subpoenas

Forbes Examines SCO Subpoenas 11/13/2003 05:17 PM
z4ce writes "It seems that Daniel Lyons of Forbe's SCO fame just wrote yet another article on the IBM vs. SCO law suit. Now, Daniel seems to seeing SCO for the ...

IBM Subpoenas Intel Into SCO Fray

IBM Subpoenas Intel Into SCO Fray 02/01/2005 09:39 PM
Slashdot Feb 1 2005 7:49AM GMT

IBM Subpoenas Several Companies in SCO
Case

IBM Subpoenas Several Companies in SCO
Case 04/24/2004 11:47 AM

Analysts puzzled by SCO and IBM
subpoenas

Analysts puzzled by SCO and IBM
subpoenas 11/17/2003 08:04 AM
Computer Weekly Nov 17 2003 7:51AM ET

"More on peace activist subpoenas"

"More on peace activist subpoenas" 02/10/2004 02:52 AM

MCI Creditors Are Target of SEC
Subpoenas (washingtonpost.com)

MCI Creditors Are Target of SEC
Subpoenas (washingtonpost.com) 09/17/2004 11:58 PM
washingtonpost.com - The Securities and Exchange Commission has subpoenaed 11 members of MCI Inc.'s former creditors committee for documents related to confidential communications between the company and its bondholders, according to federal bankruptcy court filings.

Court nixes RIAA subpoenas

Court nixes RIAA subpoenas 01/04/2005 08:25 PM
Appeals court in Missouri says RIAA must file suits before obtaining names of alleged copyright infringers from ISPs.

Court: Net Music Subpoenas Not Allowed

Court: Net Music Subpoenas Not Allowed 12/19/2003 05:08 PM
Boston Globe Dec 19 2003 3:39PM ET

How Big (Or Small) Was The Verizon Win
Over RIAA Subpoenas?

How Big (Or Small) Was The Verizon Win
Over RIAA Subpoenas? 12/22/2003 04:09 PM
While lots of people were celebrating on Friday when the Appeals Court overturned the rulings against Verizon and said that the RIAA had to file lawsuits before they could get subpoenas for customer info from ISPs, many people were realizing that this wasn't that big a victory. Lots of us expect that the RIAA will just get its friends in Congress to amend the DMCA to change the law to include these types of subpoenas (though, I still think opening up the DMCA for amending is a risky thing for them to do, as it could backfire on the RIAA). Others point out that all this really means is that the RIAA will now file John Doe lawsuits first, which will compel the ISPs to reveal the names anyway. The difference here, though, is that the RIAA can get in a lot more trouble if it comes to light that they're filing a number of frivolous lawsuits, rather than just filing bad subpoenas.

RIAA Subpoenas for John Does Valid

RIAA Subpoenas for John Does Valid 08/04/2004 03:23 PM

Judge Says No More DMCA Subpoenas For
RIAA

Judge Says No More DMCA Subpoenas For
RIAA 12/19/2003 01:03 PM
Okay, okay, I'll post the story of the morning. Everyone has been submitting the fact that the three judge panel in the Court of Appeals has decided that the RIAA doesn't have the right to subpoena internet providers for names of file sharers. They actually read through the DMCA and realized that it was only supposed to apply to people hosting content on the service providers computers - and not accessing the internet via the service providers. The ruling basically says, "well, the DMCA didn't realize that there was the possibility of file sharing and doesn't cover it." One judge even states that the RIAA's claim "borders upon the silly." Of course, what this probably means is that the RIAA's lapdogs in Congress will quickly pass an amended DMCA which includes a provision for file sharing. Of course, opening up the DMCA for discussion might be dangerous, as it's possible that some others might push for things to go in the opposite direction. Still, it's good to see that a few judges seem to actually get what's going on. This overtur ns the earlier District Court opinion concerning Verizon that started the whole subpoena craze, and now makes it a good sign that the similar SBC case was moved to the same District Court who now has some more "guidance" from above. Update: Here's the full decision (pdf format).

Grand jury subpoenas Nortel documents

Grand jury subpoenas Nortel documents 05/14/2004 04:30 PM
Nortel Networks said today that a federal grand jury in Texas has subpoenaed documents, including financial statements and accounting records, dating to Jan. 1, 2000.

SCO Fires back, Subpoenas Stallman,
Torvalds et al

SCO Fires back, Subpoenas Stallman,
Torvalds et al 11/12/2003 04:28 PM
SirFozzie writes "SCO has just, within the past hour, announced that they have fired back against IBM's legal broadside, with one of their own, filing ...

Hacking tool reportedly draws FBI
subpoenas

Hacking tool reportedly draws FBI
subpoenas 01/06/2005 12:02 PM

Apple subpoenas Mac sites over audio
device

Apple subpoenas Mac sites over audio
device 12/22/2004 01:51 AM
Apple is seeking to force three Mac rumor sites to turn over information about the person who leaked details on a forthcoming music product...

US Appeals court says RIAA subpoenas are
illegal

US Appeals court says RIAA subpoenas are
illegal 12/19/2003 01:11 PM
Now, a US Federal Appeals Court has finally put a stop to the insanity, if only temporarily.

CNN.com - U.S. court nixes Net music
subpoenas - Dec. 19, 2003

CNN.com - U.S. court nixes Net music
subpoenas - Dec. 19, 2003 12/20/2003 09:47 PM

Grand Jury Subpoenas Documents From
Nortel

Grand Jury Subpoenas Documents From
Nortel 05/14/2004 11:52 PM
New York Times May 15 2004 3:16AM GMT

Court: Net music subpoenas from RIAA not
authorized

Court: Net music subpoenas from RIAA not
authorized 12/19/2003 05:11 PM
The Recording Industry Association of America had sought to force Verizon Communications and other Internet service providers to reveal the names of customers it suspects may be copying music without permission.

Shark Tank: Details, details ...

Shark Tank: Details, details ... 03/19/2005 03:15 AM
It's time to bring up a new server, and because it's replacing one that crashed, the big boss suggests naming it after a mythical bird that lives for 500 years and then rises from the ashes.

Shark Tank: Details, details

Shark Tank: Details, details 01/09/2004 09:51 PM
When this IT director installs a new application, he agrees to have it hosted at the corporate data center, three miles from his location -- but only after he asks a few questions about backup power.

US Attorney subpoenas anti-war meeting
participants and university

US Attorney subpoenas anti-war meeting
participants and university 02/12/2004 11:28 PM
Last week, the US Attorney's office filed numerous subpoenas concerning a November Anti-War forum held at Drake University. The university, the leader of the Catholic Peace Ministry, and at least four participants received the subpoenas, according to the New York Times story. The justification supplied by the US Attorney's office was that the subpoenas were part of an ongoing incident involving an activist who scaled a fence at a Iowa National Guard facility a day after the meeting, during a protest.

Apple Subpoenas Mac Rumor Sites Over
Audio Product

Apple Subpoenas Mac Rumor Sites Over
Audio Product 12/22/2004 01:13 AM

A California Superior Court has granted a request by Apple to serve subpoenas on three Mac rumor Web sites seeking information on who leaked facts about an un-announced audio hardware product code named "Asteroid" or "Q97". By Brad Gibson, Mac Observer

An Antiwar Forum in Iowa Brings Federal
Subpoenas

An Antiwar Forum in Iowa Brings Federal
Subpoenas 02/10/2004 09:16 AM
If you get your protest, then you ‘ve got to have your subpoena! "I've heard of such a thing, but not since the 1950's, the McCarthy era," said David D. Cole, a Georgetown law professor. "It sends a very troubling message about government officials' attitudes toward basic liberties." (NYT article)

New York Attorney General Subpoenas
Cigna and Aetna

New York Attorney General Subpoenas
Cigna and Aetna 06/11/2004 12:54 PM
Cigna said today it received a subpoena as part of Eliot Spitzer's investigation into fees that insurers pay brokers as an incentive.

Judge Upholds Media Subpoenas in CIA
Leak Case (Reuters)

Judge Upholds Media Subpoenas in CIA
Leak Case (Reuters) 08/09/2004 02:54 PM
Reuters - A federal judge on Monday upheld subpoenas to compel testimony of journalists at NBC News and Time magazine in a special prosecutor's probe into whether Bush administration officials illegally leaked a covert CIA officer's name to the news media.
Grok Description matches for SCO, IBM trade subpoenas as they seek Linux details
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Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to

Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to 09/17/2004 12:34 PM
BetaNews Sep 17 2004 5:16PM GMT

Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland

Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland 07/15/2004 03:32 AM
Sony and MBNA Ireland today announces the launch of the SonyCard Credit Card (www.SonyCard.ie) in the Republic of Ireland. [PRWEB Jul 15, 2004]

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Mobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:33PM GMT

New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!)

New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!) 08/30/2004 09:56 AM

Gott im Himmel, ze cameras! There have been like two dozen new cameras announced in the last few weeks as various manufacturers start ramping up for Christmas, and Sony and HP are no exception. Among the new Sonys announced today are two pocket-sized beauties that I want right now: the T3, an update to the T1 and Japan-only T11, a 5.1-megapixel camera that is Sony's thinnest at less than three-quarters of an inch; and the DSC-L1, a candy bar 4.1-megapixel unit that is only 3.75-inches long. Just when I was ready to buy a new camera Sony has to muck it all up with at least two that really do it for me. Oh, and there's also the new DSC-V3, a 7-megapixel unit that looks mighty fine, as well.

The HPs, well, they are okay, but I'll be honest, they don't get me all riled up as much as the two featherweight cameras from Sony do. If they fixed the middling image quality of the T1 in the T3, that may be my next sidearm. Living Room has a bunch of the press releases, and I'll add to this post if any more info comes through during the day.

Read - Sony Cybershot T3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-L1 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-V3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart R607 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M407 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M307 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Shows Off New Low-End Digicam [PCWorld (Yahoo)]

Book review: ebXML: The Technical
Specifications (Builder.com)

Book review: ebXML: The Technical
Specifications (Builder.com) 06/14/2002 06:12 AM

Sony using Linux in HD TV's

Sony using Linux in HD TV's 01/22/2004 02:29 AM

Sony, Panasonic, others stump for Linux

Sony, Panasonic, others stump for Linux 07/02/2004 05:53 PM
A consortium of companies releases software to advance use of Linux in consumer electronics devices.

Sony-Ericsson's Linux-based ROB-1

Sony-Ericsson's Linux-based ROB-1 03/14/2005 06:03 PM
A LinuxDevices.com article describes the new Sony Ericsson ROB-1 robot which was announced last week. The robot is basically a small, teleoperated camera contained in an 11 cm spherical shell. The two hemispheres form main drive wheels and a small tail-dragger is used for balance. The robot uses a 200 MHz Freescale Dragonball processor with 2 MB of RAM and runs Linux. The robot can maintain a bluetooth link to a Sony-Erricsson P900/P910 mobile phone. The phone can control the robot and display streaming video from the onboard camera.

While Sony Tries To Become Apple,
Samsung Tries To Become Sony

While Sony Tries To Become Apple,
Samsung Tries To Become Sony 05/13/2004 03:41 AM
Has anyone noticed that it's becoming increasingly difficult to tell Samsung from Sony? It appears that almost everything Sony does, Samsung does as well. So, it's really no surprise that a little over a month after Sony announced plans to build out retail stores more for advertising than for sales, Samsung plans to do the same thing. Of course, while Sony says they're more interested in using the stores for advertising, Samsung has gone one step further. They believe so strongly that this "store" is just for advertising that they won't sell you anything at the store. It's for showcasing products only. Also, a random note in the article, but the same week that Sony and Nintendo announced their plans for their next generation handheld gaming devices, this article also mentions that Samsung is planning for its own N-Gage like phone/gaming device. Apparently, the dismal failure of the N-Gage isn't enough to scare them off.

The Sony PlayStation Portable - How long
until it runs Linux?

The Sony PlayStation Portable - How long
until it runs Linux? 03/23/2005 11:00 PM
ZDNet Mar 24 2005 3:39AM GMT

Sony Launches Three Linux-based In-car
Navigation Devices

Sony Launches Three Linux-based In-car
Navigation Devices 06/10/2004 08:37 PM

A Technical Introduction to the Devices
Profile for Web Services

A Technical Introduction to the Devices
Profile for Web Services 05/04/2004 09:12 PM
The Web services architecture includes a rich suite of specifications that provide complementary functions in the areas of security, reliability, and transaction-based messaging. By design, these specifications may be used together to meet varied service requirements.

Anti-Virus Firms Fearing A Lack Of High
Profile Viruses -- Pump Up Low Profile O

Anti-Virus Firms Fearing A Lack Of High
Profile Viruses -- Pump Up Low Profile O 03/29/2005 02:05 PM
Six years after the famous "Melissa" mass mailing viruses, some started to say that mass mailing viruses were on the decline. Of course, for the publicity departments of anti-virus firms, that's bad news. They need some sort of virus scare every other day or so to prop up sales. So, wouldn't you know it, just as we're told that mass mailing viruses are on the decline, Symantec comes out with a screaming warning about some new mass mailing virus. Of course, when you look at the details, even they admit that it's a "low" or "moderate" threat. However, that's never stopped the company from ringing the fear bell to try to drum up some extra sales.

Linux Technical Resource Kit

Linux Technical Resource Kit 07/23/2004 01:01 AM

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“We appreciate your interest in the Linux Technical Resource Kit, offered by the Novell Customer Communities. At this time we are not accepting any more orders. If you are interested in receiving notice of other forthcoming Linux opportunities from Novell similar to this Linux Technical Resource Kit, please provide your name and e-mail address below.” :-(…

Roll up for the UKUUG Linux Technical
Conference

Roll up for the UKUUG Linux Technical
Conference 07/22/2004 06:25 AM
Reader offer Reg readers get £10 off Leeds bash

Oh well - Sony does it again

Oh well - Sony does it again 05/11/2004 01:43 PM

Oh god - now I'm starting to fell sorry for them.

I wonder if they have a clue how much they're damaging their brand and rep?

Whatever happened to Joi talking some sense into them?

Sony Gets Stupider.

Unbelievably, Sony seems to be getting more clueless as time passes. Clueless about digital music. Clueless about consumer experience. Clueless about values. A week after launching the horrible Connect music service which seeks to turn the musty MiniDisc into the next iPod, Sony has released its first branded music portable, the Vaio Pocket VGF-AP1. 20 gigs, a nice screen which can display album art, and a touch-sensitive panel. All well and good. Except… this private-format little devil plays *only* ATRAC3 files— that’s Sony’s proprietary music-file format. You heard me. It doesn’t play MP3s. Using bundled software, you can convert MP3 to ATRAC3 for playback in the Vaio Pocket.

Please understand my vitriol toward Sony, and why I think the company’s music products are worthy of boycott. If it were a simple matter of Sony being clueless, we could merely laugh at it. The infuriating part is that Sony believes the consumer is clueless. Sony believes that we should forsake the de facto standard of music files (MP3), with its gargantuan installed footprint, in order to bless our lives with Sony’s format and Sony’s hardware. The arrogance is breathtaking and insulting. Even Apple, second-place winner of the Arrogance Prize, allows plain MP3s into the iPod.

Sony’s pathetic Connect service will be crushed by consumer indifference. The Vaio Pocket will be granulated by the erosive power of a smart marketplace. And, if there be a technology god, Sony will sink into the dinosauric quicksand, never to torment us with its foolishness again.

[The Digital Music Weblog]

First Sony 3G for UAE

First Sony 3G for UAE 08/03/2004 07:04 AM
AME Info Aug 3 2004 11:14AM GMT

TGS: More Sony PSP

TGS: More Sony PSP 09/24/2004 09:54 AM

There's a boatload more images from the Tokyo Game Show coming through (more than just that remote, I'm saying), although they're mostly just shots of the PSP. I thought this one was precious, though. No word if Sony plans to sell all PSPs with an attached girl on a chain.

Allegedly there are 44 PSPs available for play at TGS, and one thing the author of this article
pointed out is that the demonstration units were all playing games - there were no demo units playing video (unlike at E3).

Tokyo Game Show Pics (Japanese) [ImpressWatch]

Related
PSP Archives [Gizmodo]

Sony

Sony 05/11/2004 10:20 PM
"We will firewall Napster at source - we will block it at your cable company, we will block it at your phone company, we will block it at your [ISP]. We will firewall it at your PC." -- Sony

Sony Z1

Sony Z1 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
Cool Centrino notebooks: Sony Z1, Sony U101, ThinkPad T40.

Sony PSP PVR

Sony PSP PVR 03/27/2005 06:28 PM

The next Sony?

The next Sony? 11/05/2003 01:24 PM
Samsung has big ambitions in consumer electronics, but first it must overhaul a brand better known for low-end microwaves. It's up to Eric Kim to make it happen.

Sony PSP at the AGC

Sony PSP at the AGC 09/09/2004 07:52 PM

Portable gaming nerds hungry for any scraps of information about Sony's upcoming PSP handheld might want to talk a look at ConsoleConspiracy, where they've cribbed some notes from today's "Programming the PSP" talk at the Austin Game Conference. Nothing particularly sticks out at the moment, although they do confirm that the 7.1 surround sound out thing was just a weird rumor. Oh, and the PSP will be able to hook directly to a PC via USB 2.0; that could have some interesting ramifications, if none other than convenience.

Read - AGC - Programming the PSP [ConsoleConspiracy]

Related
PSP Archive [Gizmodo]

Sony, Ken Jennings, and me

Sony, Ken Jennings, and me 12/26/2004 07:03 PM

Things may be a little quieter around here in the short term as I deal with some stuff going on in the real world. One of the reasons for the silence is that my legal difficulti es with Sony about the whole Ken Jennings thing have yet to be resolved. I can't say too much about it (soon perhaps), but it sure has had a chilling effect on my enthusiasm for continuing to maintain kottke.org. As an individual weblogger with relatively limited financial and legal resources, I worry about whether I can continue to post things (legal or not) that may upset large companies and result in lawsuits that they can afford and I cannot. The NY Times can risk upsetting large companies in the course of their journalistic duties because they are a large company themselves, they know their rights, and they have a dedicated legal team to deal with stuff like this. In the current legal climate, it may be that the whole "are blogs journalism?" debate is moot until bloggers have access to a level of legal resources similar to what large companies have. I'm certainly thinking very seriously about whether I can keep this site going in this kind of environment.

Update: Thanks for all the support everyone...I've gotten many nice emails and various offers of assistance. Several people have asked if they can help monetarily, which I very much appreciate, but the process is not quite to that point yet (and might never reach it) and I don't want to be responsible for refunds or anything like that. But again, I appreciate the support.

Sony is told to pay up

Sony is told to pay up 03/28/2005 11:33 PM
International Herald Tribune Mar 29 2005 3:58AM GMT

New Sony Playstation on its way!

New Sony Playstation on its way! 07/13/2004 03:15 AM
iafrica.com Jul 13 2004 7:35AM GMT

Eight new Hi-MD players from Sony

Eight new Hi-MD players from Sony 01/28/2004 12:28 PM
We know it's hard to get that excited about Mini Disc players, I4U says that there are nine devices coming out that will support...

Sony PSP vs. Nintendo DS

Sony PSP vs. Nintendo DS 04/04/2005 08:45 AM

Sony could use OpenGL ES 2.0 for the PS3

Sony could use OpenGL ES 2.0 for the PS3 07/31/2004 10:39 AM

Why So Slow, Sony?

Why So Slow, Sony? 04/08/2005 10:23 AM
Sony took two weeks to get around to its PSP sales figures. It didn't need to.

SCO, IBM trade subpoenas as they seek Linux details

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