Friday November 27, 2009 2:15 AM AEST

Nvidia jumps on the Windows 7 bandwagon, saying that its graphics cards are fully prepared. Nathan Taylor delves into the building blocks of Windows 7 graphics.

Youch. Another member of the Terria consortium has left, putting a large question mark over its bid to build the National Broadband Network (NBN).

And that's just one reason you don't want to see the Labor government get its Internet filter off the ground, argues Nathan Taylor.

Remember the good old days when processors were listed by their clock speed? In many ways, it was a pretty poor way to differentiate processors – but it was a hell of a lot easier than the mish-mash of models we have now, especially from Intel.

There now seems to be hope for people that aren’t fond of paying through the nose for 3G wireless and want higher rates than the 3G network or existing Unwired network provides.

Digital radio stations were supposed to come online in January next year, but the commercial and ABC radio stations couldn’t get their acts together, so a few weeks ago they announced that the launch has been delayed until May.

Nathan Taylor says Telstra's latest attack on Terria over the NBN is misplaced - meanwhile, 3G speeds aren't living up to the hype.

With new spec 90% complete, Nathan Taylor delves into PCI Express 3.0 and USB 3.0 and what they'll mean for your system.

Nathan Taylor looks at which ISPs are best for gamers, including Internode's spanking new Games On Net. Is there a standout ISP for gamers?

For all the goodwill, Terria has a big job to close the credibility gap with Telstra. Nathan Taylor wonders whether the group has what it takes to build Australia's next broadband network.