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Paypal main subject of phishing scams

by Andrew Wooden

Online payment system Paypal is the chief target for phishing scams, according to a report by McAfee.

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First hybrid hard disks emerge

Samsung has announced the launch of the world's first notebook hybrid hard disk drive.

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Commodore returns to gaming

Veteran computing firm Commodore looks set to launch a gaming product, following recent forays into portable media players.

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AMD financials highlight importance of the channel

AMD has blamed declining channel sales for short falling revenues in Q1.

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Late entrants bolster Channel Expo

Three of the biggest names in the technology world have finally confirmed they are to exhibit at this year’s channel event.

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Lenovo forced to recall 200,000 laptop batteries

Vendor Lenovo has announced a battery recall which will affect 208,000 units, following reports that some notebooks caught fire.

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Northamber braces itself

The distributor has warned that the IT sector is set for more trying times.

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Win a Wii with ETC

Distributor ETC is offering PC Retail readers the chance to win a Nintendo Wii.

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Is flash set to take over?

The latest flash drives match the capacity of HDDs, however the prices are still way above most consumer’s budgets.

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DSGi takes on OrderWork

The parent company of PC World has opened the door to collaboration with the independent sector by partnering with IT skills marketplace Orderwork.

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Dell offers OS-free laptops

The beleaguered PC giant has added its Latitude laptop range to its open source n-series offering.

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Target celebrates minisite launch with Foxconn competition

Dedicated case and PSU minisite CaseWorld cements Target’s position as Foxconn’s number one UK case distributor.

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UK broadband getting faster, with mobile communications set to proliferate

The average speed of broadband downloads in the UK is now 2MB per second, up from 512 KB per second three years ago.

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