They were only launched in January but Intel's latest and greatest CPUs are already in short supply according to Internet tittle-tattle. Digitimes is reporting that another one of their famous anyonmous sources 'from the...

The Wall Street Journal has reported that Cupertino based Apple Inc., is still trying to secure deals from media companies, ahead of the April 3rd launch of its much-awaited iPad tablet device, which went up for pre-ordering last...

Google, the company behind the popular Android OS platform, has dished out a new tool for its Google Calendar service, coined 'Smart Rescheduler'. This nifty service automatically reschedule meetings created by Google Calendar...

Shares in PDA pioneer Palm have tumbled by more than 20 percent to less than $4.50 after the latest forecasts and details about the sales of the company's flagship smartphone, Pre, leave observers worried about Palm's very...

Orange has announced that it will sell the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 smartphone starting from next month, with a white version available exclusively from the mobile phone operator (ed : note that Nokia also has a X10). Francois...

Canadian insecurity expert Charlie Miller says that he will tell attendees at this years Hackapalooza CanSecWest how he found 20 zero-day flaws in Apple's OSX operating system. Previous reports that Miller would reveal full...

Facebook seems to have backtracked once again on pleas for it to install a panic button on its site, that might - just might - help kids avoid online encounters with paedophiles Yesterday, after being leaned on the the Briitish...

Taiwanese manufacturer Asus is quietly becoming one of the best known brands amongst technology buffs worldwide. We sat down with John Swatton a few ago to discuss about what 2010 will look like for the company as it promises...

Search engine behemoth Google is most likely to close shop in the People's republic of China in April, after the company's demand for a censorship free environment was not met by the government, an article on Bloomberg has...

Virgin Media has revealed that it will be showcasing its 200Mbps broadband service at the forthcoming Ideal Home Show 2010 in Earl's Court which starts tomorrow and ends on the 5th of April. Britain's fastest internet service is...

A mini domain name land-rush has kicked off, following the decision by VeriSign to slash prices on tens of thousands of 'premium' dot-tv names. Over the last 12 hours, domainers have reported being able to register domains...

Europe's top court, the Court of Justice of the European Union, will next week rule on whether or not Google can use trade marks to trigger ads when brands battle to reach online consumers. The ruling is due on Tuesday and will...

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has been criticised by UK's House of Lords  for not cooperating adequately with the European Union in order to fend-off cyber attacks from hackers, targeting financial and...

Social networking giant Facebook has warned its users about a new password stealing scam that has hit the popular social network, involving users receiving a fake email asking them to reset their passwords.  According to the...

An hysterical study released by the International Chamber of Commerce warns that 1.2 million people will soon find themselves out of work as a direct result of copyright theft. We hesitate to use the word 'piracy' because...

The US District Court of Southern District of New York has released documents pertaining to the on-going Google v/s Viacom copyright infringement lawsuit, which was filed by Viacom back in 2007, claiming that Google had allowed...

In a rather blunt move, Facebook has rebuffed the Government and the child protection groups’ demand to install “panic button” on its users’ homepages to report about the alleged paedophiles and sexual...

Mobile network operator and internet service provider O2 has joined the chorus of firms slamming the measures to address the issue of illicit file sharing, after it emerged that a flurry of contentious letters had been sent by...

Apple has been awarded a patent for "An iPhone Social App" named iGroups, papers published by the US Patent and Trademark Office reveal. The patent filing document was spotted by Patently Apple, a blog dedicated to poring over...

Apple Inc. has filed a new patent application with the US Trademark and Patent Office that relates to a new iPhone social networking application, called iGroups, which will allow iPhone users to create social groups during a...

Product: Sapphire Radeon HD5850 Toxic  Price:  £269.99 (inc VAT) Sapphire has recently added to its popular Toxic range of factory-overclocked graphics cards with the launch of the HD5850 Toxic, which not only...

Sky TV service, which is run by British Sky Broadcasting (BskyB), has opinionated that BBC Trust's 'inherent tension' regarding the 'Project Canvas' digital alliance has lead it to ignore the competition concerns related to the...

Just six months after its original release, Microsoft has already announced the first Service Pack for Windows 7, as well as Windows Server 2008 R2. There’s no need to get excited, though, as it looks as though the new...

Online retail giant Amazon, has dished out the Mac version of its Kindle eBook reader software, in an attempt to tackle the threat poised by Apple's soon-to-be-launched iPad tablet, which is being looked upon as the Kindle...

In what comes as a sigh of relief to many who have been wary about the vulnerability of the UK’s cyber infrastructure, a recent parliamentary investigation has claimed that the UK’s internet infrastructure is better...

Many of us have had to live that horrifying moment when you have to watch powerless as a treasured gadget spirals towards an open toilet pan. The ignominy of having to fish your phone, or your MP3 player, out of the crapper is...

Once again, one of AMD’s motherboard partners has accidentally spilled the beans on the company’s unannounced CPUs. First, Biostar inadvertently revealed the name of AMD’s Phenom II X6, and now Gigabyte has...

HP is increasingly feeling the heat in China over its failing laptops. Now a government department, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, has said its investigations showed the world's...

Acer Aspire 4810TZ offers more than 8 hours battery life (All Day Computing), Acer Aspire 4810TZ is ultra-light weight and sophisticated design, all at the right price. The Acer Aspire 4810TZ is an Acer Timeline. With the Aspire...

For a high-speed network on a small scale, nothing delivers like this stylish powerhouse. This fast, easy, and affordable Gigabit switch gives your home network the maximum capacity to handle huge bandwidth. Packed with...