This is by far the cheapest 64GB USB Drive on the market and it is available at Play for a mere £99.99 including VAT and delivery. Manufactured by Memory specialist, Transcend, the company wants everyone to own a flash...

Buy this Toshiba R400 Tablet PC and get 3 years International warranty and a Toshiba Camileo Pro H1o High resolution Camcorder thrown in free of charge (free after Cashback). That's not all you will also get an upgrade to...

This is certainly not the fastest computer money can buy and it hass only six month warranty but this bundle is the cheapest in UK at the time of writing. This Acer Aspire T180 packs a Sempron 3200+ processor which runs at 2GHz,...

T-Mobile recently re-launched its pay-as-you-go mobile broadband proposition with a much more compelling price structure: just £49.99 for the USB Stick 110 dongle (microSD card compatible) and then £2/day usage...

A team of scientists lead by Dr Paul Gnanayutham from the University of Portsmouth has successfully tried a system that allows patients with serious brain injuries to control computers using either their facial expressions or...

You know when a piece of technology is big when popular tabloids write on it. So Britain's best tabloid, the Sun has just covered the launch on the new Blackberry 9500 Storm which is set to .. storm ahead... of the rest of the...

So, Jerry Yang, Yahoo's beloved CEO, now wants Microsoft to buy the battered and bruised Internet Property; that's not a rumour, that's a fact that he calmly laid out to a bemused audience at the Web 2.0 conference, hosted by...

Win tickets to Windows Server 2008 seminar! *COMPETITION NOW CLOSED* This is an exclusive ITProPortal.com giveaway - you won’t find this deal anywhere else! Plus you will also receive a 20% discount to all future...

The building that was home to Britain's first programmable computer, Colossus, has received £330,000 from the English Heritage, a public body that helps protecting and promoting the historic environment in England. The...

The W705 Walkman phone is Sony Ericsson's latest attempt to install the Walkman range as a serious contender to the crown of coolest multimedia smartphone around. This slider smartphone comes with a 2.4-inch LCD monitor capable...

The Home Office has denied any scaled back plans as identity cards are expected to be deployed at only two airports in the first stage of the controversial project. Staff working at London City and Manchester City airports will...

A team of security researchers have reported a new worm that exploits a known bug, which was supposed to be fixed in Microsoft’s emergency security patch that was released a couple of weeks back.  Codenamed as...

Nvidia and VIA have suspended their collaborative plans for developing powerful chips and processors for netbooks, which was initiated to challenge the dominance of Intel’s Atom processor in this domain.  Back in...

The new Acer Aspire 5920 is the first model to launch with Acer's new, groundbreaking, Gemstone design.  Tailored to meet the needs of the advanced home entertainment user it comes packed with all the latest features on the...

Aria is selling this Digimate monitor for £99.82 excluding delivery. This is a huge LCD monitor that can display 1680x1050 pixels (or WSXGA+) with a response time of 5ms with a DVI-D and a VGA input. It has a 300cd/m2...

After enjoying the huge success of its Skypephone S2, UK’s 3 mobile network is all set to launch a new handset focusing on another online application Facebook.  The information has been making waves on the blogosphere...

After a grand success of Apple’s iPhone App Store and Google’s G1 Android Marketplace, O2 seems all set also join the league by launching an online developers’ community for its devices, dubbed as...

Just within seven days of the launch of Google’s Android powered smartphone, HTC G1, hackers have managed to unlock the device from T-Mobile’s network by exploiting a loophole in its software.  The hack was...

Courts cannot assume that online material has been read without some evidence in libel cases, a court has ruled. The court cannot simply infer from statistics on website visits that certain people have read a particular article,...

A person does not have to be identifiable by name for details of their computer usage to be protected by data protection laws, a senior European privacy watchdog has warned. Companies which are unsure whether information such...