IT security firm IronKey has taken the wraps off what it promises to be the most secure Flash drive in the world..

We gaze into a crystal ball and and ponder the future, or possible demise, of some well-known technologies.

Can you imagine a time when computers didn't have GPUs? Here are graphics technologies that helped take computing out of the lab and into the hands of consumers and professionals

Researchers have demonstrated a "dark flash" that takes photos without emitting the bright visible flash normally visible to the naked eye.

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Apple may well have announced the brand new iPhone 3G S, but does it live up to you our expectations?

Huge capacity, but with a price tag to match. Memory maker Kingston Technology has launched the world's first 256GB USB Flash drive.

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Intel are reporting that their new range of 34nm SSDs will help push down the price of older drives.

Laser weaponry looks like becoming part of future army's arsenal, including non-lethal "flashes" designed to stop car drivers.

Security experts are warning of a malware attack disguised as a video of the Large Hadron Collider in action.

Intel has developed a new line of Atom processors designed for use in televisions and is calling for developers to write widgets and applications for the new platform.

Taking a page out of the popular science fiction series, scientists have managed to turn aluminium into a new transparent form of matter, after it was placed under extreme ultraviolent radiation.

Prophecy is a hazardous art when it comes to computers. We do know what's coming to the PC in the near future however, so read on to see the year ahead

We like the ambition of producing a low-cost BlackBerry, but until it drops in price there’s too much competition.

BlockMaster is laying claim to the world's fastest secure USB Flash drive with its SafeStick SuperSonic, said to be five times faster than rival models.

BitLocker first reared its head in Windows Vista, but the scope of the encryption software has been extended in Windows 7. Since Vista's launch, lost or stolen USB drives have become an enormous security liability.

After months of waiting and countless annocements, the Sony PSP Go is finally here. Similar in size to the iPhone, the PSP Go has been totally revamped, with 16GB flash memory and no UMD drive.

Apple has released a massive security update containing 47 fixes for a host of platforms..

The games console is looking more attractive than ever as the centrepiece of your digital lounge room. Now the ABC says the its Catch Up TV service will be made available on your PlayStation 3.