We are certainly not alone to think that Apple could well be on its way to eliminate the Apple TV completely, a device that seems to be more a distraction than a proper project from the wizz kids of Cupertino. The digital media...

With the growing popularity of e-book readers, it does make sense to get hold of an eBook should you want to learn more about Windows 7 or improve your knowledge of Microsoft's popular operating system. We've rounded up some of...

The Financial Times has reported that UK’s monopoly watchdog, Office of Fair Trading, has plans to investigate the proposed merger of Orange UK and T-Mobile, as it believes that the merger might "threaten competition in...

HP has launched a new range of touchscreen computers - the TouchSmart 600 - based around Intel's latest Core i7 processors and come with up to 8GB DDR3 memory. Users will be able to choose an Intel’s Core i7-720QM CPU...

Austin-based Dell has released a new laptop, the Latitude 13, which is its new entry level ultra portable notebook aimed at small and medium businesses and entreprises alike. This Latitude 13 - which Dell calls the "the...

European Union regulators are set to charge ten - yes, TEN - memory chip makers with colluding to fix prices, breaking EU competition rules. Reuters has learned that papers could be served as early as this week. "A...

Two executives from US semiconductor equipment maker Applied Materials Inc have been arrested in Seoul, on charges they stole secret Samsung technology details and passed them on to rival Hynix. Local reports have it...

After a brief flirtation with multiple 12V rails, many power supply manufacturers have now returned to good, old-fashioned single 12V rails, and they appear to be getting increasingly meatier too. Cooler Master is the latest...

A member of the US Senate, Dick Durbin, has asked 30 leading information technology companies, operating in the People’s Republic of China, to provide the details of their operations in the country. The US Senator has made...

Google has rolled out an official software update for its newly launched Nexus One smartphone, which will now sport multi-touch capabilities after the update is carried out. The multi-touch capabilities, which were earlier...

Japanese electronics giant Sharp said it will launch a solar-powered mobile phone in China  within the next few days. Sharp uses its unique three-junction thin-film photovoltaic panel technology in the design of the phone,...

CommVault Systems, a company that specialises in data and storage management software, has unveiled a connector for its corporate data back up software, which will link the software to the "cloud". It will allow customers to...

UK students are using technology to cheat in GCSE and A Level exams according to a report by education watchdog Ofqual. The sneaky herberts are smuggling Internet capable devices into exam rooms and using the likes of Wacykpedia...

Hitachi Data Systems, a company owned by Hitachi Limited, has rolled-out a global service guarantee program under which the company has pledged to reimburse the customers if the reduction in storage capacity offered by the...

Citrix Systems, a leading virtualisation software vendor, along with Open Kernel Labs, a developer of embedded virtualisation software for mobile phones and broadband Internet devices, have jointly developed a ‘Nirvana...

Hewlett Packard has unveiled a new edition of its portable datacentre, which is based on a standard 20-foot shipping container and is just half the size of its original model. The company is pitching its hopes on the fact that...

Apple Inc. has dished out a software update for its iPhone and iPod Touch device that deals with several security vulnerabilities that are currently affecting the popular devices. The iPhone OS 3.1.3 firmware released on the...

Intel quietly announced the imminent arrival of the latest incarnation of its much-blighted Itanium chip. In a blog post, the company said the latest Tukwila-codenamed Itanium processor, had begun revenue shipments. "Tukwila...

Britain's army of tech nerds will boost the country's economic recovery, according to a report published by an industry employment watchdog. E-Skills UK, which works on behalf of UK tech employers to make sure they have a steady...

The iPad has been launched last week and already, we can expect Apple to look forward to the next massive product launch, the one that will come in June (or July) and which will see the launch of the device is commonly known as...

With hexacore desktop chips apparently on the horizon, it looks as though six is the new lucky number in the tech world, and not just in terms of CPU cores. MSI has just given us a preview glimpse of its new Big Bang XPOWER X58...

Hewlett Packard has added to its Touchsmart range of prodable all-in-ones with a new Quad Core version. Packing either Intel's Core i7-720QM 1.6GHz or Core i7-720QM 1.73GHz CPU, the updated TouchSmart 600 Quad can also manage up...

IBM Corp. in collaboration with Walt Disney has unleashed a resource-efficient datacentre which is being exhibited at the Big Blue’s “Smarter Planet” exposition at the Walt Disney’s EPCOT Theme Centre Park...

Microsoft Corp. has upped the ante to counter the ever-surging cyber attacks by launching a couple of tools to allow software developers to produce secure codes in an improved manner. The software giant used the Black Hat DC...

Google original network partner, T-Mobile, has just slashed its tariff prices and introduced a new flexible booster scheme and looking closer, we couldn't help but notice that many Android smartphones were apparently...

Apple has released a minor update to its mobile operating system which fixes a number of bugs and patches some worrying security holes. The 228MB download, which as usual is only available through iTunes, updates the OS to...

A study carried out at Leeds University has found strong links between the amount of time people spend on line and the state of their mental health. According to the report, the more time you spend sat on your own in a darkened...

Easy-to-crack passwords are allowing cybercriminals to infiltrate online users’ accounts with tremendous ease, causing stern concerns for the website owners, and this time microblogging phenomenon Twitter has been faced...

The UK Government is buckling up to crack down hard on terrorist websites distributing messages of hatred and information on perilous techniques by using crowdsourcing techniques. The UK Home Office has created a dedicated...

The European Commission is planning to beef up the Data Protection Directive, strengthening the enforcement of the EU law and including introducing new demands that technologies and processes include 'privacy by design'. The...

Beat cops at the Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have been disconnected from the Police National Computer (PNC) system database for three days after their machines were stultified by the infamous Conficker virus, it has been...

Microsoft Inc., has said that the company has started investigating the cause of battery related issues that netbook owners experienced after they upgraded their devices to Windows 7 operating system from previous OSes. Several...

A senior Chinese online security official has claimed that China suffers more foreign  cyber attacks than anywhere else. And he said most of the attacks on Internet users based in China that came from abroad originated from...

Google Inc. has announced that the company will soon be offering web applications, via a brand new online marketplace developed specially for businesses by third-party software developers. The Wall Street Journal has reported...

There seems to be some evidence that the final version of Apple's iPad will have a front camera (or webcam), that everyone expected but was disappointed not to get. 9to5 did a screen capture of the official launch event where...