We take an in-depth look at NVIDIA's Optimus technology, destined to be made available on 50 lapt...
Filling in the gap left by the last two launches, £65 will buy you a Radeon HD 5570 1,024MB card...
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New service integrates Gmail and other Google tools in a Facebooky way, with an emphasis on mobile use.
Been itching to get your hands on a 3D TV? The first consumer sets could reach stores as soon as next month.
Using Ericsson's 3G mobile broadband technology, Netgear's latest router could bring broadband to rural areas.
Filling in the gap left by the last two launches, £65 will buy you a Radeon HD 5570 1,024MB card. We find out how good it is.
LED-backlit range topped by a 24in model that measures just 15mm thick.
Zune and Xbox to be integral to the next-generation Windows Mobile experience, say Internet sources.
Still running the RC release of Windows 7? You have seven days to go until Microsoft begins to encourage you to upgrade.
More power, more potential, says Taiwanese manufacturer.
Runs Windows, has Flash support, offers multi-tasking, a web cam and USB ports.
Chassis size constraints restricting your HTPC build? Sparkle reckons its low-profile GTS 250 could be the solution.
Is this the best Radeon HD 5770 money can buy?
Mobile phone OS completes its migration to open source four months early.
Arriving as part of a refreshed Apple Mac Pro, say industry sources.
What's a cross between an Apple Mac mini and a nettop?
The idea is to create "one virtual super storage solution". Confused? So are we.
Picking up where the popular NB200 left off.
Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox continue to gain, but Microsoft's IE8 now commands almost a quarter of the browser marker.
Virgin Media's HD channel count will rise to eight with the addition of Eurosport HD in April.
Desktop-bound 3.5in drive doubles the maximum capacity of Corsair's Performance series.
It took less than a week for Google to issue its first riposte to the launch of the iPad.
Intel's latest Atom architecture finds its way into QNAP's TS-239 Pro II and TS-439 Pro II.
UK low-power chip designer out-performs the market as speculation continues about what’s in the iPad chip.
Can't find anything to watch? Spare multiplex capacity from the BBC and Arqiva will be used to create two new channels.
The evidence is mounting that Google plans to introduce a Twitter-like status update stream to Gmail.
Microsoft, in collaboration with the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, has made available a safer version of its IE8 browser.
Latest creation from Walton Chaintech takes a duo of CompactFlash cards to create a low-cost solid-state storage solution.
Allowing other network companies use its underground infrastructure could speed-up broadband competition.
It’s looking like Microsoft considers Facebook to be its wild-card in the search battle with Google.
Despite jitters over European sovereign debt, most of our stocks gained slightly last week.
A recent survey reveals fewer consumers wanted to buy an iPad after the launch than before it.
4GB kit guaranteed to run at 2,250MHz, and there should be plenty of overclocking headroom, too.
The video site has recently experimented with video rentals and political engagement.
The latest version of its enterprise processor platform comes to the Core i5 and Core i7 families.
Controversial tablet could be in consumer hands by the end of the month.
Expected to improve the spec of its Kindle with the acquisition of a touch-screen technology start-up.
Looks like an entry-level Android smartphone featuring Motorola’s own social networking delivery service.
Who says enterprise users can't have good looking notebooks?
Successor to the 1.5TB F2EG unveiled.
The Finnish handset giant emphasises its commitment to cloud services as the key to its future.
Another glove is taken off in the mounting conflict between Google and Apple.
Faster than the Flash Voyager GT, but still no love for USB 3.0.
The acquisition of NAVTEQ yields further fruit as Ovi Maps Racing kick-starts the location-based gaming category.
The two tech giants are independently trying to highlight the possibilities of watching TV on a mobile device.
Display outfit looks to establish itself as a PC vendor through an innovative deal with UK e-tailers.
3.5in hard drive platters with a capacity of 640GB now just around the corner?
The delayed next generation of Intel’s RISC enterprise processor emerges blinking into the daylight.
Not only does the market look set to boom, it’s expected to be complementary to other mobile Internet devices.
Latest addition to the EOS range vows to take aspiring photographers beyond the still with advanced video features.
Features "True 333" technology to facilitate USB 3.0, SATA 3 and eSATA 3.
Patch Tuesday to fix multiple flaws in Microsoft's Office and Windows software suites.
Apple’s iPad famously doesn’t support Flash. Is Adobe in danger of losing its grip on web video and animation?
Global markets wobble as the 2009 recovery is put into perspective.
Support for USB 3.0? Check. SATA 6Gbps? Check. Three-way NVIDIA SLI or ATI CrossFire? Check.
Hitwise says the social networking site was the number four source of visits to news and media websites last week.
The latest IDC figures confirm smartphones as one of the fastest growing parts of the technology market.
Bringing Radeon 5000-series goodness down to £40, we examine if the GPU is a good buy.
An early look at the fastest single SSD we've come across.
A Microsoft exec has revealed that he expects Bing to make a profit once it controls 30 percent of the US search market.
The low-power chip designer is now one of the UK’s 100 biggest companies.
Intel's mobile Core i7 processors make an appearance at the heart of Hewlett-Packard's TouchSmart 600 Quad series.
Ever wanted a notebook finished in Caribbean Green? Or how about Hibiscus Pink? Iridescent Blue, maybe?
The beefiest CULV notebook we've ever seen gets detailed, put up for order.
Modu82+ II, Pro82+ II and LibertyECO II arrive with a handful of new features and a freebie, too.
GPU giant gears up for GeForce 400 series.
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