Firm hopes to stimulate development of multi-threaded software.

You’ve been asking us for more info about what Intel’s new CPU will mean for those upgrading in the next 12 months. Here’s what you need to know.

We take each week's best rumours from around the world and list them here in the Weekly Rumour Mill.

iPhone-like controls come to tablet.

War of words over multi-touch technology.

Power users and multi-taskers have yet another choice of processor.

New beta drivers promise extra performance and more...

A wireless ISP has launched with a commercial service targeting broadband black holes of inner-city Sydney, including the 38 percent of city-dwellers in flats.

Tera-scale project inches forward.

Taking the lead from Apple, Microsoft says Windows will go touch-based.

Larger hard drives, multitouch and nVidia 8600M GT graphics and loads of ports - here's your machine if you don't like the Air.

One invention, one claim.

One invention, one claim.

Lexmark’s newest model, the X5650 is an all-in-one printer that targets home and student users with multi-functionality at a competitive price.

The chip giant outlines the future of mobiles, including screen piggybacking and multi-radios combining WiMax and WiFi. Zara Baxter reports from the massive Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai.

Mesh architecture allows for massively scalable multi-core chips.

Flash still too expensive at multi-gigabyte capacities.

Bigger and better than Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer, says Microsoft.

New drivers introduce CrossFireX for Windows Vista and ATI Hybrid Graphics support for Windows Vista.

Printer sales in Australia fell 12 percent in the fourth quarter of 2003 to 390,000 units, and are expected to fall another 13 percent for the full year 2004, IDC said.