HTC Touch handset takes aim at the iPhone.

With the iPhone (presumably) only a few months away, we compare how Apple's touch screen marvels compare.

Can multi-touch make tablets hip again? The HP TouchSmart TX2 handles multiple finger gestures, but the inputs need a little work.

Once you've tasted the freedom of surfing the Internet on your smartphones, it's hard to go back. Fortunately, a number of mobile phone providers offer great deals on smartphones with included data. We've assessed their ease of use, features and handset design.

Users complain about poor video quality.

Once you’ve mastered the touch-screen you’ll have plenty of fun with this great effort from LG

An entry level PDA

Small but solid. The Ixus 75 is perfect for holiday snappers – just watch out when the sun goes down

Whether you're after something small, portable and cheap - such as the Creative Zen Mozaic - or something more fully featured, we've got the latest and greatest in portable music on test. The benchmark they all try to meet is the iPod Classic, which at $300 for 80GB of storage and 45 hours of audio battery life is still the clear leader.

Windows 7 might just be the best operating system ever designed with touchscreens in mind. Have Microsoft finally delivered the Windows 7 killer app?

'Minority Report' interactive interface unveiled.

To kick-start the series we're going to begin, as it were, at the top – with the fine art of motherboard and CPU installation. Whether you're building your machine anew, or upgrading your current one with more powerful components, the following guide will help make installing these two key components a breeze.

The wireless feature is a neat touch, but the iBall's core function – sounding good – just isn’t there

Since the release of the Eee PC 701, the 'Notebook' has dominated. Easy to use, cheap and able to be left on the coffee table next to the remote, Notebooks are true appliance computing. The choice of which one to buy comes down to personal preference, but it's hard not to prefer those with the best usability. Our rundown of your options covers their performance, battery life, and design.

The new handset takes on Nokia E71 and BlackBerry Bold, with touschscreen, WiFi and QWERTY keyboard..

Small, sleek, easy to use and capable of producing excellent results, no matter where you are.

Happy birthday Microsoft. The world's most popular IM service boasts now 330 million users, ten years later.

Slick looks and astonishing battery life make this the pick of the bunch for travelers, especially for the business person on the go.

The usual Bose feel-good glow and (mostly) great sound too – but at a price

Creative’s Vado is brilliant value for money and a fine little friend to fans of web video